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This week, Matt Schmucker and Jameson Draper review Drip or Drown 2 by Gunna, Harverd Dropout by Lil Pump, Rap Or Go To The League by 2 Chainz and then discuss who are the best up and coming artists right now? If you got to handpick a couple of artists for the XXL freshman list, who would you pick?

Welcome to SNEWSCAST, where The State News takes an in-depth look into the biggest stories, while bringing new perspectives from the reporters who wrote them. The weather is rising, and so are reported burglaries. MSUPD noted 43 crimes reportedly happened over break. And, East Lansing City Council put into statute rules and regulations for e-scooter companies. We’ll break down how those affect you, and more, in today’s episode. SNEWSCAST team Hosts: Administration Reporter Riley Murdock Campus Editor Mila Murray Executive producers:

 Campus News Editor Mila Murray

 Copy Editor McKenna Ross Segment 1 (Guest Anna Nichols) Producer:
 Administration Reporter Riley Murdock Segment 2 (Guest Evan Jones) Producer:
 Copy Editor McKenna Ross Recorded and Mixed by Copy Editor Mckenna Ross and Multimedia Advisor Abby Heckel

Join Casey Harrison and Chase Michaelson as they discuss the Spartans’ Big Ten title-clinching win over Michigan last Saturday and what to expect of MSU in the upcoming Big Ten Tournament in Chicago. Hosts and Creators: Casey Harrison, Men's Basketball reporter. Chase Michaelson, Men's Basketball reporter. Recorded and Mixed by: McKenna Ross, Copy Editor Multimedia Advisor Abby Heckel

Managing editor Matt Schmucker and former State News writer Jameson Draper discuss the best albums to come out so far this year, and give their opinions about what the best ones were last year. In the episode they discuss artists ranging from Ariana Grande and Kacey Musgraves to Sada Baby and Payroll Giovanni.

Welcome to SNEWSCAST, where The State News takes an in-depth look into the biggest stories, while bringing new perspectives from the reporters who wrote them. Attorney General Dana Nessel says MSU officials still haven’t given thousands of documents to the state investigation into the university’s handling of Larry Nassar. That story, East Lansing City Council activities and updates in MSU’s environmental projects in today’s episode. SNEWSCAST team Hosts: City features reporter Edwin Jaramillo Copy Editor McKenna Ross Executive producers:
 Campus News Editor Mila Murray
 Copy Editor McKenna Ross Segment 1 (Guest Anna Nichols) Producer:
 Administration Reporter Riley Murdock Segment 2 (Guest Maxwell Evans) Producer:
 City general assignment reporter Kaitlyn Kelley Segment 3 (Guest Claire Moore) Producer:
 Campus News Editor Mila Murray Recorded and Mixed by Multimedia Advisor Abby Heckel
 Music: Awakening by Silent Partner Ticker by Silent Partner Check us out on Twitter (@TSNCasts and @thesnews) a

Welcome to SNEWSCAST, where The State News takes an in-depth look into the biggest stories, while bringing new perspectives from the reporters who wrote them. Last week’s Love & Sex issue on Valentine’s Day gave readers a chance to think about romance in new ways. Readers saw articles on dildo-related bills failing in student government — yes, you heard right — to possible red flags in your partner. Now, we’re giving our listeners a chance to think about love, life and intersectionality. In today’s episode, we’ll talk about how one bisexual reporter opened up, the stereotypes that still persist in gay communities and balancing a life of two different ethnic backgrounds. SNEWSCAST team: Executive Producers and Hosts:
 Campus News Editor Mila Murray
 Copy Editor McKenna Ross Segment 1 (Guest S.F. McGlone) Producer:
 Administration Reporter Riley Murdock Segment 2 (Guest Ray Garcia) Producer:
 Campus News Editor Mila Murray Segment 3 (Guest Edwin Jaramillo) Producer:
 East Lansing Reporter Evan Jones R

Welcome to SNEWSCAST, the podcast where The State News reporters take an in-depth look into the biggest stories, while bringing new perspectives from the reporters who wrote them. This episode explores the Lou Anna K. Simon hearings, the Spartans basketball season, and Governor Whitmer's first month in office. 
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 Campus Editor Mila Murray
 Copy Editor McKenna Ross Hosts: Campus Editor Mila Murray City General Assignments reporter Evan Jones Intro/Outro Writer: 
 City of East Lansing Reporter Kaitlyn Kelley Segment 1 (Guest Chase Michaelson)Producer:
 Cops and Courts Reporter Anna Liz Nichols Segment 2 (Guest Casey Harrison) Producer:
 Copy Editor McKenna Ross Segment 3 (Guest S.F. McGlone) Producer:
 Administration Reporter Riley Murdock A Look Ahead Producer: Campus Editor Mila Murray Recorded and Mixed by Multimedia Advisor Abby Heckel
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Music: Awak

Welcome to SNEWSCAST, the podcast where The State News reporters take an in-depth look into the biggest stories, while bringing new perspectives from the reporters who wrote them. This episode summarizes the happenings during the last week of January: Snow days, downtown developments, and Clery Act violations. 
________________________________________________________________Executive Producers:
 Campus Editor Mila Murray
 Copy Editor McKenna Ross Hosts: Copy Editor McKenna Ross Administration Reporter Riley Murdock Intro/Outro Writers: 
 Copy Editor McKenna Ross City Features Reporter Edwin Jaramillo Segment 1 (Claire) Producer:
 Campus Editor Mila Murray Segment 2 (Evan) Producer:
 Cops and Courts Reporter Anna Liz Nichols Segment 3 (Anna) Producer:
 Administration Reporter Riley Murdock A Look Ahead Producer:  
Copy Editor McKenna Ross Recorded and Mixed by Multimedia Advisor Abby Heckel
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Music: Awakening by Silent Partner (www.youtube.

Welcome to SNEWSCAST, the podcast where The State News reporters take an in-depth look into the biggest stories, while bringing new perspectives from the reporters who wrote them. This episode reflects upon the one-year anniversary of the Nassar sentencing, and the survivors who have taken the reigns on their narrative. This episode contains sensitive subject matter concerning sexual assault, listener discretion is advised. ________________________________________________________________________ Hosts/Executive Producers: Campus Editor Mila Murray Copy Editor McKenna Ross Intro/Outro Writers: City GA Evan Jones Administration Reporter Riley Murdock Segment 1 (Matt) Producer: Cops and Courts Reporter Anna Liz Nichols Segment 2 (Claire) Producer: City of East Lansing Reporter Kaitlyn Kelley Segment 3 (Riley) Producer: Campus Editor Mila Murray A Look Ahead Producer: Cops and Courts Reporter Anna Liz Nichols Recorded and Mixed by Multimedia Advisor Abby Heckel _______________________________________