Jamon Anderson

Program Director - Announcer
  • Jamon Anderson - KISU FM 91
    Jamon Anderson - KISU FM 91

Jamon Anderson has served with KISU FM for over 15 years in many capacities including show-host, newscaster, announcer, board operator, production specialist, engineering assistant, automation and programs manager. He is currently our Program Director and Interim General Manager.
Adept at giving interviews and offsite shows such as City Club He is the go to guy for all things KISU FM 91.

With his passion for live music, public radio and KISU-FM, Jamon welcomes your comments, questions,  and conversations about all-things KISU. 

Contact Jamon by phone or email, (208) 282-2688 or andejamo@isu.edu.

Ways to Connect

ISU International Night February 1st

By • Jan 21, 2020

The International Student Association at Idaho State University puts on one of the most popular annual campus events. This year, on February 1st, 55 countries will be represented at International night.


The Nature of Idaho & 1983 Borah Peak Earthquake

By • Jan 16, 2020
isu.edu

Join us on the Nature of Idaho as we speak with Dr. David Pearson from Idaho State University. We’re talking about the 1983 Earthquake at Borah Peak, and the fault that grew Idaho’s tallest mountain.


Kings Vision - An Artistic Celebration of MLK Day

By • Jan 16, 2020
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The annual Idaho State University Martin Luther King Jr. march and program will be held on Monday, Jan. 20 beginning at 1 p.m. at Holt Arena and ending at the L.E. and The Stephens Performing Arts Center. This year's celebration will include speaking and an art display by my guest in this interview, Stephen Aifegha.


Smart Speakers - A Hands-free Listening Experience

By • Dec 19, 2019

 

What are the benefits of listening to KISU using a smart speaker?

House Call with Paula Phelps and KISU's CJ Morrison

By • Dec 16, 2019
isu.edu

Our KISU guest host, CJ Morrison, speaks with Idaho State University Physician Assistant Studies Program Director, Paula Phelps. Paula was appointed by Governor Little to the Idaho Board of Medicine in 2019.


A Murder Mystery Themed New Year's Eve Gala

By • Dec 10, 2019
https://www.isu.edu/calgala

Idaho State University's College of Arts and Letters presents the 7th annual New Year's Eve Gala, a fundraising event for student scholarships. This year's theme is "Mystery, Moonlight, and Murder."


Zac Gershberg Welcomes NPR's Rachel Martin in this December Edition of Know Your Media

By • Dec 9, 2019
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The December edition of Know Your Media on KISU-FM features a conversation with our host, Dr Zac Gershberg, and Rachel Martin, host of NPR's Morning Edition and the podcast Up First.


Nominations Sought for Pocatello HRAC’s 2020 Human and Civil Rights Award

By • Dec 9, 2019

The City of Pocatello Human Relations Advisory Committee is seeking to honor an outstanding local resident for their work in human and civil rights. The group is asking for nominations for its Human and Civil Rights Award.

The nomination form can be found at bit.ly/2pRU8zQ

The accolade recognizes a citizen who has worked to improve Pocatello in one or more of the following criteria:

- Helped protect and advance human and civil rights of Pocatello residents

- Promoted human rights training and programs

The Nature of Idaho & Fly Fishing

By • Dec 9, 2019
rainysflies.com

Leif and Peter speak with Larry Larsen, owner of Snake River Fly Shop, and a fly fishing guide for over 20 years. They talk about fly fishing in South Eastern Idaho and getting our younger generations out on the water.


The Nature of Idaho & Bonneville Flood

By • Dec 4, 2019

Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett host Dr. Glenn Thackray, professor of geosciences at Idaho State University for a conversation about the great Bonneville Flood, one of the most amazing prehistoric events ever to happen in Idaho.


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