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The Nature of Idaho's Ocean World

By Jamon Anderson • May 28, 2020

We’re time traveling this episode, way back, millions of years ago to a time when Idaho was covered by an ocean of water. Join us as we speak with Dr. Forest Gahn from BYU-Idaho about ancient sea-life in Idaho.

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The Nature of Idaho - Ocean World - OAD 5/28/2020

American Falls High School Graduation set for Saturday, May 30, 2020

By Krystoff Kissoon • May 28, 2020

While the COVID-19 pandemic may have halted the many rituals and celebrations of daily life, KISU-FM is collaborating with American Falls High School to broadcast its first non-traditional graduation ceremony this year.

The 45-minute ceremony will take place at Brulotte Field at JR Simplot Elementary School on Saturday, May 30, 2020 at 7:00 pm. The proceedings will be pre-recorded and aired on KISU-FM to allow those who cannot attend to tune in.

The Nature of Idaho - Arachnophobia

By Jamon Anderson • May 14, 2020

Hobos, wolves and widows, oh my! Join Leif and Peter as they speak with Dr. Joseph Cornell from Idaho State University about the wonderful world of spiders and spiders in Idaho.

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Nature of Idaho - OAD 5/14/2020

State of Idaho Teams with Battelle to Provide No-Cost Decontamination of N95 masks

By Jamon Anderson • May 6, 2020

https://www.battelle.org/covid19-newsroom

MAY 6, 2020- Today, Governor Brad Little announced a partnership with the global research and development organization Battelle that will provide decontamination of N95 masks for Idaho’s front line health providers using CCDS or Critical Care Decontamination System. Hospitals, nursing homes, home health facilities, emergency services personnel and others are be able to use the services at no cost.

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KISU-FM News Report Battelle Teams with State of Idaho to Decontaminate N95 Masks

Don't Call it Jazz - Live in Studio with Aaron Miller

By Jamon Anderson • May 2, 2020

The May 2nd edition of Don't Call it Jazz on KISU features conversation and music created at the KISU-FM studios with our host, Jon Armstrong, and his guest, Aaron Miller.

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May 2nd edition of Don't Call it Jazz with Jon Armstrong and musical guest, Aaron Miller

Don't Call it Jazz Airing the First and Final Saturdays Each Month

By Jamon Anderson • May 1, 2020

The newest KISU-FM program, Don't Call it Jazz, airs on the first and final Saturday at 7:00 pm. Listen to the April 25th edition of the program below, and tune in for the next installment at 7:00 pm on Saturday, May 2nd. The next episode features our host, Jon Armstrong, in the studio with BYUI music professor and bassist Aaron Miller.

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April 25th edition of Don't Call it Jazz with Jon Armstrong

The Nature of Idaho & Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust

By Jamon Anderson • May 1, 2020

In this episode of The Nature of Idaho Leif and Peter talk with Matt Lucia of Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust about efforts to protect sagebrush ecosystems in Idaho and throughout the West.

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Governor Little’s Recreate Responsibly Campaign & Safety Tips

By Jamon Anderson • Apr 24, 2020

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Join us for a conversation with Steve Stuebner, spokesman for Governor Little's Recreate Responsibly Idaho campaign, for tips and ideas for recreating during the COVID-19 pandemic and Stay at Home Order.

Little Outlines Idaho's Rebound in Four Reopening Stages

By Jamon Anderson • Apr 23, 2020

For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic caused the nation to all but shut down, Idaho now has a schedule to gradually reopen - albeit a tentative one.

With state-wide pressure mounting and amid growing calls to disobey Idaho Governor Brad Little’s stay at home order, Little provided specific information and proposed dates for reopening the state during his town hall meeting today in Boise.

Little Outlines Idaho Rebound (Reopening) Four Stages

By Jamon Anderson • Apr 23, 2020

For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic caused the nation to all but shut down, Idaho now has a schedule to gradually reopen - albeit a tentative one.

Mountain West News

The BLM's Energy Bent Threatens Hunting Economies In The West, Report Says

A National Wildlife Federation report published this week says new oil and gas leases on public lands could harm existing hunting economies in the West. Click play to hear the audio version of this story.