Jamon Anderson
General Manager/Program DirectorJamon Anderson has served with KISU FM since 2003 in many capacities including show-host, newscaster, announcer, board operator, production specialist, engineering assistant, automation and programs manager. He is currently KISU's General Manager.
With his passion for live music, public radio, and KISU-FM, Jamon welcomes your comments and questions about all-things KISU.
Contact Jamon by phone or email, (208) 282-2688 or jamonanderson@isu.edu
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Rep. Wendy Horman, a school choice advocate, has introduced bills that she says empowers parents to direct education funds to the school setting that best fits their child’s needs—whether public, private, or religious. She will be debating Rod Gramer, an Idaho native, journalist, author, and strong advocate for the public education system, he opposes vouchers, arguing that privatization takes funds from public schools, which already offer “choice” through community schools, open enrollment, public charter schools, and homeschooling. Rod recently stepped down as President and CEO of Idaho Business for Education, where he led the organization for over 11 years, representing 200 members statewide.
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KISU-FM will feature more than 30 hours of special holiday programming from December 21 through January 1. This is in addition to the many holiday-themed regularly-scheduled programs in KISU's line-up. We hope you’ll join us for traditional favorites like Jazz Piano Christmas, Toast to the Nation, and New Year’s Day from Vienna. This year's lineup also features many special music programs spanning traditional, choral, jazz, popular, and alternative genres. There even an hour of holiday cheer for Dead Heads the night of December 25th. Read more for a full lineup and schedule of this year’s KISU-FM holiday offerings.
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Listen to our conversation with Idaho State Civic Symphony Conductor Dr. Nell Flanders and ISU Director of Choral Studies Dr. Jeff Francom. They’ll share insights into Joy to the World, a pair of captivating performances on Friday, December 6th, and Saturday, December 7th, featuring the ISU Choirs, Camerata Singers, ISU Children’s Choir, and the Idaho State Civic Symphony.
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Symphony Artistic Director and Conductor Dr. Nell Flanders and Native American flutist Hovia Edwards joined Jamon Anderson for a conversation about the upcoming November 2nd performance, Songs of the Land, by the Idaho State Civic.
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Jamon Anderson interviewed Charles Johnston, ISU’s new Eports head coach, about the program’s recruitment efforts and the growing interest in Esports at the university. Johnston shared his excitement for the new Esports arena and his ambitious goals for the team’s future.
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Join us live on KISU-FM from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Mountain Time for The 43rd edition of America’s Independence Day celebration featuring performances by top stars from pop, country, R&B, classical and Broadway, and patriotic classics. A Capitol Fourth from PBS and distributed by NPR is an annual Independence Day tradition on KISU.
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The Idaho State University School of Performing Arts is excited to present the upcoming Summer Community Theatre production of "The Wizard of Oz," sponsored by Farm Bureau. Listen to our KISU conversation about this production with ISU theater professor Jef Petersen, ISU musical faculty member Diana Livingston Friedley, and Promotions Director for the ISU School of Performing Arts, Meg Holmes.
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Brazilian Voices, the final performance for the Season of Latin America from the Idaho State Civic Symphony, is the Friday, April 26. Join us for a conversation with ISCS Conductor and Artistic Director Nell Flanders for a preview of this upcoming performance.
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A total of 960 donations totaling a record-breaking $1,132,201 were made during Idaho State University's annual Bengal Giving Day campaign. View the impact at https://bengalgivingday.com
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On February 21st, the Alturas Institute presented Constitutional Conversations at the Downtown Events Center in Idaho falls. Constitutional Scholar Dr. David Adler presented on the topic: American Democracy and the Rule of Law in a Crucible.