Chris Brown, our host, and Kayti Didrickson, En-ROADS ambassador, discuss this simulator and how different policies result in different future global temperature outcomes over the next 80-100 years. Learn how to use this tool in your classroom. 

In this July 4th edition of Don't Call it Jazz we check out recordings that explore the United States of America for our nation’s Independence Day from a jazz musician’s point of view.

After cancelling its April production due to Covid-19, Pocatello's non-profit community dinner theater will reopen for its summer production.  Lanford Wilson’s romance, Talley’s Folly, will feature real-life husband and wife cast, Ted and Trina Bonman.

Don't call it Jazz (DCiJ) airs on the first and final Saturday of each month on KISU-FM and is hosted by Jon Armstrong. Don't miss upcoming programs on June 27th and July 4th on KISU-FM.

Learn how you can help Monarch butterflies succeed here in Idaho in this episode of The Nature of Idaho. Leif and Peter welcome Beth Waterbury from Idaho’s Department of Fish and Game.

In this episode of Navigating Diversity, host Krystoff Kissoon is joined by guest James Pascali, doctoral student in Political Science at Idaho State University. 

In this episode of Navigating Diversity, host Krystoff Kissoon is joined by guest Alma Jam, doctoral student at Idaho State University and local social activist in human trafficking.

Join Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett as they speak with Dr. Lisette Waits from the University of Idaho to talk about the reintroduction of wolves in Idaho in this episode of The Nature of Idaho.