KISU 91.1 FM is again broadcasting at nearly full power in Pocatello and throughout much of East Idaho following the completion of a major transmitter, antenna, and tower-site relocation project.

Dr. Anna Grinath and PhD. graduate student Calista Gresick join me to talk about ways to help students gain a sense of “belonging” in science education. Too often, students struggle to learn when they don’t fully engage in learning opportunities. This is especially true in science fields. Grinath and Gresick are exploring innovative ways to turn this around. They talk about strategies teachers can use to promote student learning.

Head coach Cody Hawkins previews Idaho State’s Big Sky opener at Southern Utah, discusses the value of the Bengals’ bye week, and looks ahead to a physical road test in Cedar City. Cornerbacks coach Devin Holiday also joins the program as the Bengals prepare for conference play.

In this week's episode, Terra had the privilege of speaking with John Tunca, a representative for this year's Southeast Idaho electric car show. They discussed the event’s connection to sustainability, its impact on the Portneuf community, the relevance of today’s electric vehicles, and sustainable transportation in Idaho. They also discussed how the event gives community members a chance to talk with local electric vehicle owners and to learn more about charging and long-distance travel.

In this episode of The Daily Impact, Matt Daily sits down with Dr. Rick Pongratz to explore the mental health and well-being of today’s college students. Drawing on his experience as a counseling psychologist and university counseling center leader, Dr. Pongratz offers perspective on what has and hasn’t changed in the mental health landscape over the past decade.

Idaho State football coach Cody Hawkins breaks down the Bengals’ 59–17 win over San Diego, standout performances on both sides of the ball, and preparations for Big Sky play. Plus, ISU volleyball coach Sean Carter joins the show to discuss the Bengals’ season and the challenges ahead.

In this week’s episode, Charlie talks with Craig Hunter, the president of Tire Reclaim, a dedicated tire reclamation organization with multiple facilities across Idaho.

Idaho State University President Robert Wagner talks with Dr. Craig Chatriand, Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, about ISU’s commitment to making college accessible and affordable. They discuss scholarships and financial aid, housing and dining costs, paid internships, academic and personal support, and the many ways ISU helps students build a path to success.

Idaho Found welcomes Stefanie Fuchs, an award-winning Idaho educator who has spent more than 20 years inspiring students. Stefanie is the Idaho recipient of the prestigious Gilder Lehrman National History Teacher of the Year Award and serves as an America 250 Co-Chair, promoting historical education and civic engagement across the state. Currently teaching History and Mythology at Rigby High School, Stefanie joins us to share insights from the classroom, lessons from her career, and her passion for helping students succeed.

Idaho State football head coach Cody Hawkins recaps the Bengals’ 29–17 victory at Utah State, including a dominant defensive effort, four turnovers, a pivotal goal-line stand, and key performances from Jacob Perez, Nate Reynolds, Tre Shorty, Nate Abbott, and Mason Lindberg. Plus, meet new Bengal head cross country coach Sean Patrick Oswald.

Bonneville County is inviting the community to share their facility experiences and priorities as the County, with advisory support from Clearwater Financial, develops a Master Facilities Plan and Comprehensive Financial Plan (MFP/CFP) to guide future decisions about its public facilities. Community members are encouraged to complete the survey by October 31, 2026 so their feedback can be incorporated into the planning process. Click the title above for additional info and access to the digital survey.