Throughout the month of May KISU-FM will observe National Military Appreciation Month with Tuesday broadcasts of the podcast We Happy Few.  "We Happy Few is a podcast created by a veteran, for veterans and it explores the complexities of what military service means through the stories of veterans, their families and their friends.Jason Comstock, host, is an Air Force and Army veteran. Working as a volunteer with Veteran Service Organizations has given him insight into some of the struggles facing the men and women who serve.

Listen to expert volcanologist Dr. Shannon Kobs-Nawotniak discuss the historical, national, and geological significance of Craters of the Moon National Monument.

In this May 2nd edition of KISU's live medical-topics call-in show House Call Doctor Fahim Rahim welcomed Tracy McCulloch and Allison Palmer of South Eastern Idaho Public Health (SIPH) to talk about various health services available through SIPH. House Call hosts, Doctors Fahim and Naeem Rahim will invite several additional SIPH staff members to the program this year for in-depth discussions on topics including tobacco use, suicide prevention, preparedness, and breast cancer.

The City of Pocatello became the only city in Idaho to receive a three year grant from HUD aimed at protecting families, particularly young children and pregnent women, against the serious health hazards posed by lead in most homes built before 1978. The average age of houses in the Pocatello area is 47 years old, that's seven years older than the national average.