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In this episode, Dr. Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett engage in an in-depth conversation with Tor Lynn and Dennis Gibbens, who serve as the President and Vice President, respectively, of the Portneuf Valley Tennis Association. Together, they explore the development, challenges, and unique characteristics of the tennis community in Idaho, highlighting local initiatives, youth engagement, and the growing interest in the sport across the region. -
In this inspiring episode, ISU Hall of Famer and 2025 alumni commencement speaker Donell Morgan reflects on his journey from standout Bengal athlete to mentor and community leader, sharing how Idaho State shaped his life and purpose.
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On today’s episode, Madison talks to Alex McKinley, the owner of the solar power company Empowered Solar, to discuss the request by Idaho Power to lower the solar export credit rate. For more detailed information on Idaho Power's proposal for the Export Credit Rate go to their website and also check out Idaho Sierra Club's website. If you would like to write to the Public Utilities commission, the deadline is May 15, go to puc.idaho.gov/form/CaseComment using Case number IPC-E-25-15. Additionally, you can also reach out to Alex McKinley, himself, at info@empowered.solar. -
KISU-FM radio programs earned recognition at the 2025 Idaho Press Club (IPC) “Best of 2024” Awards, taking home three honors for radio content produced in 2024. The accolades include a fourth IPC award for The Nature of Idaho and two awards for Sustainable Idaho host Jodie Schwicht, bringing the total number of IPC honors for Sustainable Idaho to five since 2021. -
Senator Lent and Representative Horman answered a range of questions from City Club moderator Liza Leonard and the audience, discussing 2025 legislative actions related to JFAC, education, constituent engagement, and more. -
In this episode, Dr. Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett engage in a conversation with Spud Mother, a band hailing from Pocatello, in anticipation of their live performance at the Treefort Music Fest in Boise. -
ISU’s 2025 Distinguished Researcher, Dr. Mustafa Mashal, ISU Structural Lab manager Jared Cantrell, and undergraduate student Prajita Budhathoki talk about engineering research that saves lives and builds a safer future for all of us. They describe recent projects that involve ISU students and partnerships that support innovations in bridge building, agriculture, and energy systems. -
On today’s episode, Parker visits the Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair. He asked representatives from various organizations, a Native American tribe, and coalitions about how they are sustainable. This free annual event brings together 70 local businesses, agencies, and organizations to educate the public about environmental issues, green practices, and community initiatives. -
Hosts Associate Dean, John Curry , and Executive Director of Philanthropy, Tabatha Butler, interview supporters of the College of Education about their careers, philanthropy and who inspired them. This month they interview Randy Jensen, Superintendent of American Falls School District. -
Sarah May Clarkson insightful columns have long been a feature of the Idaho State Journal. We're thrilled to introduce her voice to a new platform with Community Voices, a brand-new KISU segment where Sarah May brings her written words to life for radio. -
In Parker's second-to-last episode, he interviews Sustainable Idaho's new host, Madison Long. He talks with Madison about her background, what inspired her to become a Sustainable Idaho host, and what sustainability means to her. Then Madison interviews Parker about his experience on the show—what he loved most, what he learned, and what he plans to do next. -
In this episode, Dr. Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett sit down with Heath Mann, Abby Kiefner, and Emma Morton from the Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust to discuss conserving land and protecting the unique landscapes of the American West.
