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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Scott Gross talks with head football coach Cody Hawkins about the Bengals’ matchup with Portland State and ISU’s first Native American Heritage Game. Director of Athletics Pauline Thiros joins the show to discuss major facility projects, including a new indoor track and the proposed ICCU Bengal Arena, plus the changing landscape of college athletics. -
ISU President Robert Wagner and United Way of Southeastern Idaho CEO Shantay Bloxham join KISU’s Jamon Anderson to discuss a decades-long partnership that brings university expertise, student leadership, and local giving together to support Southeastern Idaho. -
Idaho State Civic Symphony conductor and artistic director Nell Flanders and guest soprano Kristin Renee Young preview the ensemble’s season-opening concert, The Sea and the Seasons, on October 2. The program features Dvořák, Richard Strauss’s Four Last Songs, Debussy’s La Mer, and a side-by-side performance with members of the Idaho State Civic Symphony Youth Orchestra. -
KISU 91.1 FM is again broadcasting at full power in Pocatello and throughout much of East Idaho following the completion of a major transmitter/antenna installation and tower-site relocation project. Idaho Falls service was restored following a transmitter replacement on Monday, October 12. Learn more about how these needed updates better position KISU for the road ahead! -
The Pocatello Planning and Zoning Commission will take public comment Wednesday evening on proposed land-use and zoning changes affecting manufactured homes, accessory dwelling units, and new subdivisions. -
The City of Pocatello will recognize Chronic Pain Awareness Month during the City Council meeting on September 3rd. Idaho State University lecturer Dr. Heather Gilmore says the proclamation could help reduce stigma and build support for people living with chronic pain. Hear her conversation with KISU's Jamon Anderson. -
KISU-FM is in the middle of a major upgrade to the transmitter and tower that carry 91.1 FM to your radios, and we want to let you know what’s happening, why we’re doing it, and what it means for your listening experience. -
KISU 91.1 listeners in Pocatello and surrounding communities may experience FM outages and weak FM signals throughout the month of July as KISU’s primary signal operates at reduced power during the completion of a tower relocation and transmitter and antenna installations. Listeners to 91.3 and 88.1 may experience some outages on July 1 and 2. -
ISU Dean of Students Matt Daily joins Jamon Anderson to announce a new monthly radio program and a show-naming-contest for ISU students. Students can submit suggestions (with directions in this post) for a chance to win a pair of FULL 5-Day Festival passes to the Treefort Music Fest in Boise this month. -
The City Club of Idaho Falls forum Idaho's Healthcare Crisis: Access, Workforce, and Trust” featured Jake Erikson (CEO) and Dr. Heather Pugmire (OB-GYN) of Bingham Memorial hospital discussing access to care, how healthcare decisions are made, and what these shifts mean for Idaho families and communities.
