Host Dean Jean McGivney-Burelle interviews Rita Haggart, born and raised in Pocatello to Greek immigrant parents. Rita and her late husband, Terry, were educators in the Pocatello School District for over 30 years. Rita shares her experiences at ISU, meeting Terry, working as an educator, and why she started an endowment with the College of Education. Host Dean Jean also interviews Cheri Kerr, the recipient of Rita and Terry's scholarship about how she decided to become a teacher and what this scholarship means to her.

Bengals Dominant in 80-60 Win over SUU

Bengals Have Strong Showing at MSU Performance Meet

Erika Fulton is an Assistant Professor of Psychology and runs the Meta Lab at Idaho State University. Erika’s research focuses on some pretty heady topics, but she didn’t start her journey in that direction. In fact she spent a decade in a different career before changing paths.

Due to covid concerns in our community, The Westside Players are rescheduling the performances of Arsenic and Old Lace planned for this Friday and Saturday, January 21-22. All patrons with seats for this weekend will be rescheduled for the first weekend in February. Westside Players volunteers will be reaching out soon with more information.

The Idaho State Bengals (11-6, 7-1 BSC) surged past Weber State (7-10, 3-5) 69-63 Thursday evening in Reed gym.

On this episode join Dr. Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett as they talk with Annie Gavica about the Basque culture in Idaho and their connection to the American West. Annie Gavica is the executive director of the Basque Museum and Cultural Center in Boise.

This episode explains the prospective changes to Idaho Power’s net metering for residential solar and introduces a new co-host. The guests are Mike Engle from the Portneuf Resource Council and Avery Frazier from the ISU Sustainability Club.