Second Stage Productions joins Emelia Duffield in the studio to discuss auditions, past productions, and the preparations being made for "Into the Woods" in the spring. Rileigh Belle Wine, Brooke Cousins, and Casey Fosbenner chat about some of their favorite SSP memories and experiences; from writing original work, painting the rock, directing, acting, and so much more! Students can get involved as actors, directors, stage management, and designers. Stay tuned for SSP updates on their social media and Linktree. Instagram: @secondstagemsu
NOTE: This episode was recorded at the end of January, so some events/dates referenced will have passed by the air date.
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In this episode of Exposure, host Emelia Duffield is joined by Mia Simone(President) and Gabby Alexander(PR) to chat about State of Fifths A Capella, a competitive co-ed a capella group at MSU. Simone and Alexander cover the audition process, the upcoming International Championship of Collegiate A Capella quarterfinal in Ann Arbor, and what sets State of Fifths apart from other groups on campus. Last year, the group traveled to Milwaukee for ICCA semifinals for the first time since 2019. Mia and Gabby discuss retreats, song selection, bonding activities, and the dynamic group culture that makes State of Fifths unique.

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The tribe has spoken! Survivor Michigan State, a social club and competition that takes inspiration from the iconic series, is currently wrapping up its seventh season and will begin season eight in January. Exposure host Emelia Duffield chats with Survivor Michigan State president Kristian Chorkey about the casting process, production, and highly competitive nature of Survivor. The social aspect of the club combines competition and rivalry with bonding events and forming long-lasting friendships. Survivor Michigan State has competed against Survivor UofM in mini games, and there is even the opportunity to study abroad in Fiji while participating in Survivor-inspired challenges. Chorkey discusses the major challenge of discrepancy and keeping confidential challenges and information under wraps on a Big 10 campus. Students outside of Survivor can follow along as spectators via Discord, and Chorkey recommends everyone stay tuned on instagram: @survivor_msu
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Bump, set, spike! Host Emelia Duffield sits down with the MSU Women's Club Volleyball team to discuss their upcoming games, winning gold at Notre Dame, and how club volleyball has inspired them. MSU Women's Club Volleyball is an RSO consisting of passionate, and competitive women who share dedication towards Volleyball, achieving athletic excellence, but still making time to have fun and form friendships. Sara Calanchi, Natalie Frever, and Kate Horvath chat about time management between classes and weekly practices, as well as navigating the balance of sportsmanship and friendship. As experienced volleyball players, Calanchi, Frever, and Horvath cover how MSU Club Volleyball has prepared them for life beyond college, fostered camaraderie, and developed their authenticity as individuals. Keep up with Women's Club Volleyball games and tournaments by checking out their Instagram and website: @msuwcvb and www.msuwomensclubvolleyball.com
NOTE: Host and guests reference the MSU Women's Club Volleyball Spartan Harvest Invitational in the future tense in this episode, but the tournament will have passed prior to this episode's air date.
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Grab your skis and hit the slopes! This week on Exposure, host Emelia Duffield chats with Spartan Ski Club. MSU's largest student organization, with approximately 1000 members, is dedicated to fostering lifelong friendships on and off the hill. President Zoey Zienski and Promotional Representative Sierra Weimer cover weekly bonding events, tailgates, and detail their upcoming winter ski trip. There's something for everyone in Spartan Ski Club, whether you've had years of experience on the slopes or you're just looking to make friends. Zienski and Weimer discuss making the largest organization feel personal to each and every member, and how Ski Club has shaped their respective college experiences thus far. To learn more, check out @spartanskiclub on Instagram. To listen live, tune in every Sunday at 9 a.m. ET.

On this week's episode of Exposure, host Emelia Duffield sits down with three executive board members of The Shutter Squad. The Shutter Squad is a creative camera club dedicated to photography, videography, and visual storytelling. President Michael Roggenbaum, Vice President Brianna Schmidt, and Social Media Coordinator Alexis Schmidt discuss bi-weekly meetings, opportunities for student photographers, and the importance of creative collaboration and social networking. E-board members touch on The Shutter Squad's recent gallery viewing at Hooked, as well as guest speakers. The Shutter Squad encourages creative students to stay up to date on the organization's Instagram and GroupMe. To listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 9 a.m. ET.

On this week's episode of Exposure, host Emelia Duffield chats with two executive board members of Environmental Studies and Sustainability United. ESSU aims to support students enrolled in the Environmental Studies and Sustainability major or minor through career support and development, study groups, and bonding activities. President Amelia Beesley and Vice President Dan Trautner discuss volunteerism on campus, the Student Organic Farm, adjusting sustainable efforts to the political climate, and more. Opportunities to get involved with ESSU are accessible to all MSU students; Beesley and Trautner recommend staying up to date on the organization's Instagram page. ESSU attends environmental conferences, hosts guests lecturers, and assists in environmental cleanup and invasive species removal. Beesley and Trautner advise that whether it's biking, recycling, or staying informed, there are so many ways to contribute to environmental sustainability in our everyday lives. To listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 9 a.m. ET.

On this week's episode of Exposure, host Emelia Duffield chats with two executive board members of Second Stage Musical Theatre, a branch of Second Stage dedicated to providing anyone and everyone interested in Musical Theatre a place to study and perform their craft. President Nicole Merchant and Choreographer Anna Zaccari discuss artistic collaboration, the upcoming SSMT cabaret, and the safe space musical theatre provides for creative students at MSU. In Second Stage Musical Theatre, students are able to sing, dance, music direct, choreograph, and help out behind the scenes. Merchant and Zaccari talk SSMT meeting activities, the audition process, and personal highlights during their time in the organization. Hope you enjoy the episode!