In the first episode of the new season, co-hosts Liz Nass and Claire Donohoe talk about the nuance of separating art from the artist as well as who is to "blame" for parasocial relationships.
In this episode, the hosts express their hopes for the future, discuss the Curious Book Shop story and the importance of DEI.
This episode sheds light on the interim positions in MSU's administration, as well as the inside scoop on the Survivor club, determined to recreate their favorite reality TV show, here at MSU.
To start off the year, Sports Round Table discusses football prospects, soccer, gymnastics and more.
Host Liz Nass and guests Jaden Beard and PJ Pfeiffer discuss the new bombshell documentary discussing issues of the highly popular, yet problematic teen clothing store and the ethical issues in fast fashion.
In the final episode of the semester, Luke Joseph, Madi Warden, and P.J. Pfeiffer compete for the trivia title.
Host Liz Nass and guests Jada Vasser and Demonte Thomas break down the stories and nuances behind the new HBO Max show, “Quiet on Set,” highlighting the abuse behind Nickelodeon.
Football season is almost back, and that means it's time to preview Michigan State Football's Spring Showcase.
This week, our hosts discuss what birth control is, the different types, the barriers to access and the misinformation and stigma surrounding it.
State News reporter Jack Williams joins the show to talk about new stats on diversity at MSU and misconceptions he sees in living with OCD, or obsessive-compulsive disorder.
State News men's hockey reporter Madi Warden joins the show to recap the season. Also, men's tennis head coach Harry Jadun sits down with Brad LaPlante to discuss the team and a donation from Joan Secchia.
This week, The State News' sports reporters break down the men's and women's basketball seasons.
Reporter Emilio Perez Ibarguen joins the show to discuss a professor suing over retaliation and discrimination, grad employees fighting for expanded healthcare and newly announced plans for restoration of the campus buildings where a shooting occurred last year.
For us, YouTube has been a impactful platform that has allowed us to grow up with creators on the platform who helped us feel understood and heard as we were growing up, and even still to this day. This week, we wanted to highlight some of our favorite content creators and express how these content creators played a huge part into making us who we are today.
This week on Houselights, host Liz Nass and Hannah Holycross discuss the Twitter debates on the disappearance of the Princess of Wales.
This is the second part in our discussion about Women's History month, chatting about issues of identity and what it means to be a woman.
This week on the Sports Round Table, Madi Warden and Emily Martin join the show to break down Michigan State's upcoming Big Ten Tournament title game. Also, PJ Pfeiffer and Luke Joseph help preview both the men's and women's basketball games to begin March Madness.
Sometimes the apps we use could really keep us out of trouble. This week, we learn more about an app coded by a MSU sophomore that tracks parking enforcers and notifies students to avoid parking tickets. We also cover the request to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to remove two of MSU's board members.
In celebration of Women's History month, we wanted to shed light on the experiences black women may face in their everyday lives and the importance of expressing and feeling that "black is beautiful."
Vivian Barrett makes her first appearance on Houselights and discusses who she thinks will win The Bachelor, if she'd be able to be on The Bachelor, her biggest gripes with some of the shows competitors and more as our host Liz Nass brings her on to talk all about the popular dating show.