This week's Idaho State Coaches Show features a homecoming week episode highlighting both softball and football programs. Head coach Andrew Rich discusses the fall softball schedule, impacted by rainouts, and the competitive seven-game intrasquad series with all games decided by one run. The episode concludes with football head coach Cody Hawkins reflecting on the team’s mindset during homecoming and the strategic value of the season’s second bye week before facing ranked opponents.

Microsoft has ceased providing security updates for its Windows 10 software. Consumer advocates in Idaho and nationwide are calling for an extension, claiming the move could create a security disaster for millions of users and send an unprecedented amount of e-waste to America’s landfills. Comments from Nathan Proctor, senior director of Right to Repair campaign, Public Interest Research Group.

I’m excited to have my colleague and co-director Jenna McLean in studio to preview the upcoming Commercial Music Big Band fall concert, Friday October 24th at 7:30 in Jensen Concert Hall

This month on ISU Impact, Dean Kandi Turley-Ames sits down with Tim May of Direct Communications and ISU communications major Derek Hansen to discuss the university’s growing esports program. They explore how student-athletes are making their mark nationally and what the creation of a new on-campus esports arena means for the future of ISU.

On today’s episode, Madison speaks with Brad Johnson, the Regenerative Agriculture Senior Advisor of the Nature Conservancy, to talk about the Nature Conservancy’s contribution to the new Minico High School farm management program.

Videos are now available for the League of Women Voters of Pocatello and the Idaho State Journal-hosted public forum from September 29 at the Pocatello High School Auditorium, and the October 7 in the Chubbuck City Council Chambers . Pocatello City Council candidates spoke at 6:00 PM, followed by Pocatello Mayoral candidates at 7:30 PM. After the forum, candidates met with voters in the foyer, fostering direct engagement and conversation. Click for Videos

In this episode, The Nature of Idaho explores fire as an essential part of the western landscape, its ecological importance, historical management, and social implications. Hosts Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett sit down with journalist Murphy Woodhouse to unpack the relationship between humans and wildfires in Idaho.

Host Scott Gross interviews men's basketball head coach Ryan Looney about offseason developments, roster additions, and expectations for the upcoming season, highlighting player depth and leadership. The conversation also touches on the impact of recruiting, transfer rules, and the evolving landscape of college basketball. The episode shifts to women's basketball with coach Seton Sobolewski, who reflects on his tenure, community support, and team outlook for the season ahead.

A judge has ruled against former transgender athlete Lindsay Hecox’s motion to dismiss her lawsuit, which challenges Idaho’s current ban on transgender athletes in girls' and women’s sports.

I am quite happy to have Grant Harville come on the show to discuss a great many things. Grant is a brilliant and profound musician, composer, performer, conductor, and human, and a good friend of many years.

Indigenous Peoples' Day has replaced Columbus Day in many places, including Idaho. Celebrations for the holiday are happening today (10/13) in Idaho. Comments from Effie Hernandez, Native American student services coordinator, Idaho State University.