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Don't Call it Jazz is proud to present a listening hang with the great basketball writer, podcaster, and author Chris Herring from Sports Illustrated.
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Host Dean Jean McGivney-Burelle meets with scholarship donors and ISU supporters Ronda and Pete Black along with Ashley Tarkalson, the 2020 recipient of The Ronda and Pete Black Scholarship. -
Join Henry Evans for this weeks episode of Crucial Riddims listening to all things reggae.
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Join Henry Evans on his first episode of Crucial Riddims, and listen to some of reggae's finest.
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The pacific northwest may not seem like a hotbed of great jazz music, but even for a young city, it has a storied history of some outstanding jazzers.
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Checking out South African Jazz artists from back in the day to present day. Come check out a scene you may not know much about!
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For this episode we'll be checking out some outstanding music from an eclectic group of brilliant AAPI musicians. We've been seeing a distressing rash of hatred and violence against our fellow AAPI citizens due to deeply ingrained ignorance fueled by evil opportunists.
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For this episode of DCiJ, Jon Armstrong celebrates the new album from recent ISU graduate, Gabe Lowman: "Impossibility Reduced to Bricks". This four movement suite for piano trio was created by Lowman for his senior recital and final project.
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After several years since a collaboration, Yeezy's latest album "Donda" features a short verse from Jay-Z. The album is said to be tribute to Kanye's mother. The song was performed during the live stream premiere on Apple Music from the Atlanta Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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The Pocatello Arts Council is proud to be a co-sponsor of the Montana Shakespeare in the Parks as they return this year on Thursday July 22 and Saturday July 24th to Pocatello with performances at the ISU Quad
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] is on stage at Westside Players July 16-31. WSP Director Phil Shepherd-Blalock and actor Adam Gribas join KISU FM's McKenzie Young to share about this fast-paced production that is likely to entertain audience members no matter what their Shakspearian knowledge is. More information at https://www.westsideplayers.org/home.html.
