In this episode of The Undercurrent, host Kennedy DeMars sits down with CEO and app creator Jasnoor Kaur -- the mind behind the app that predicts when you're going to get sick. Kennedy and Jasnoor talk about the capabilities of the Obeo app, the process of creating it, and the challenges faced along the way. Jasnoor discusses what it was like being a student and a young entrepreneur, and gives advice to young people wanting to do something similar. We hope you enjoy this episode.

In this episode, host Kennedy DeMars sits down with bilingual students Andrea Tropea and Neti Pali to discuss their experiences knowing more than one language. They delve into the process of learning languages, cultures, the benefits of being bilingual, and more. Kennedy, Andrea, and Neti talk about real life experiences and how communication can be improved through bilingualism. We hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode of The Undercurrent, host Kennedy DeMars meets with Andrew Templeton, Kayla Grant, and Zosette Guir to discuss their experiences working on the documentary 1969: Killers, Freaks and Radicals. A few weeks ago, the team brought the film to the East Lansing Film Festival. They discuss the making of the film, how it began, research methods, and advice for aspiring filmmakers. We hope you enjoy the episode.

In this episode, host Kennedy DeMars sits down with Riley Peterson and Kaitlynn Nguyen to talk about each of their unique experiences studying abroad. Kennedy, Riley, and Kaitlynn discuss what it's like to be a program assistant, medical study abroad programs, language barriers, and more. We hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode of The Undercurrent, host Kennedy DeMars sits down with Beth Hammond and Ana Lesage to talk about the upcoming MSU Ethics Week happening on February 16-20. Beth and Ana are two of the planners for this event, where they put together different panels, discussions, and workshops -- all centering around the main theme of ethics. Ethics Week is open to the whole community, and is a way to engage people in meaningful ethical conversations.

In this episode, host Kennedy DeMars chats with MSU Museum Director Devon Akmon about the MSU Museum and its recent renovations. The museum recently underwent 18 months of changes and improvements, and had its reopening celebration on January 14th. Kennedy and Devon discuss what the museum means to the community, how it can be beneficial to students, and what the future of the museum is in the next few years. We hope you enjoy the episode!i

In this episode of The Undercurrent, host Kennedy DeMars sits down with Erin Huetteman, Maddie Rutkowski, and Rylee Schlaud to talk about their experiences as MSU Feature Twirlers. The MSU Feature Twirlers are a part of the Spartan Marching Band, performing at football games, basketball games, and other community events. With the use of a baton, they perform complex tricks and skills to supplement the band. Kennedy and the twirlers discuss the audition process, their rehearsals, and favorite skills. We hope you enjoy the episode!

On this episode of The Undercurrent, host Kennedy DeMars sits down with Madison Nero, a candidate representing the Northeast in Miss Earth USA 2026. Miss Earth is a national pageant that primarily focuses on environmental awareness. Along with her multiple national titles and small businesses, Madison has developed her own makeup palette, meets with lawmakers in D.C., holds workshops for youth in her community, and much more. In this episode, Kennedy and Madison talk about pageantry, thrifting, makeup, and small ways to make a difference in the community. Madison will be competing in a national competition in January, and her and Kennedy talk about what it takes to prepare. We hope you enjoy this episode!