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.

The episode also marks a transition for the program as Charlie speaks with outgoing co-host Madison Long about her time with Sustainable Idaho, the lessons she learned through journalism and interviewing, and what she hopes to pursue next.

Remarks delivered by President Wagner on August 26, 2026, as part of Idaho State University’s commemoration of America’s 250th anniversary.

In this first episode we will discuss how ISU is committed to Training Idaho’s next generation workforce. Joining me for this discussion is Jerry Anhorn, Dean of ISU’s College of Technology.

In this Daily Impact episode, ISU Dean of Students Matt Daily continues his conversation with Idaho State head football coach Cody Hawkins, unpacking how NIL, the transfer portal, and financial realities have reshaped the business side of college football and what that means for student-athletes, FCS programs, and the culture Hawkins is working to build at Idaho State.

In the Season One finale of The Bold Path, ISU President Robert Wagner talks with ASISU President Skye Halter about student leadership, campus involvement, navigating institutional change, and the importance of making every student feel at home at Idaho State University. Halter also shares his perspective on AI in higher education, the value of connection during difficult times, and his hopes for ISU’s future.

ISU President Robert Wagner joins Matt Daily to share his personal education journey, his leadership perspective, and advice for students as they start their college experience.

District 33 State Senator Dave Lent returns to Idaho Found to explore how his deep roots in nuclear energy continue to shape his work in the Idaho Legislature. Drawing on decades of experience connected to the Idaho National Laboratory and the region’s nuclear ecosystem, Senator Lent outlines why he believes Idaho is positioned to lead a nuclear renaissance.

Idaho State University President Robert Wagner talks with Jeremy Green, ISU’s chief campus administrator for Eastern and Southern Idaho, about the university’s growing multi-campus enterprise, strategic partnerships with community colleges, and how Idaho Falls and Twin Falls are central to ISU’s contract for Idaho.

This episode of The Nature of Idaho features hosts Dr. Leif Tapanila of the Idaho Museum of Natural History and Peter Pruett of Zoo Idaho. They are joined by guests Michelle Havens and Waylon Wade, both members of the Ski Patrol at Pebble Creek Ski Area in Southeast Idaho. Together, they discuss the essential practices and responsibilities that help ensure a safe day on the slopes.