On today’s episode, Madison introduces Holly Wilson as our new co-host of Sustainable Idaho. Then, Madison and Holly interview Kim Stouse, the Community Risk Reduction Specialist for the Pocatello Fire Department, to share firework and fire safety tips for this 4th of July. To view the Pocatello Fire Department Wildland Urban Interface Map to see restricted firework usage zones, click here at, 2025-Pocatello-Chubbuck-Firework-Zones-Map-PDF. The Pocatello Fire Department website will also include any new press releases here, News Releases • Pocatello Fire Department Urges Safe and Sane. Additionally, if you see someone illegally using fireworks or using them in a prohibited area, call the non-emergency dispatch at, 208-234-6100. If you see a fire start, contact 911 immediately.

In the third-part of the Camas National Wildlife Refuge series, Madison finishes up with Dexton Lake, a Government Affairs Representative for the Idaho Farm Bureau, to discuss the next steps for the SJM #104 and how to keep agriculture in mind while caring for Camas National Wildlife Refuge. For more information, visit the Idaho Farm Bureau website at https://www.idahofb.org or the Idaho Legislature website at SENATE JOINT MEMORIAL 104 – Idaho State Legislature.

In today’s episode, Madison talks with Dexton Lake, a Government Affairs Representative for the Idaho Farm Bureau, to discuss how the SJM #104 will potentially help the farmers in the Mud Lake area get the water they need. This is the first half of the Farm Bureau interview and the second episode in a three-episode series focusing on multiple perspectives involved in running the Camas National Wildlife Refuge and the progress of the SJM #104. For more information, visit the Idaho Farm Bureau website at https://www.idahofb.org or the Idaho Legislature website at SENATE JOINT MEMORIAL 104 – Idaho State Legislature.

On today’s episode, Madison talks with Zoe Jorgensen and Jessica McDermott from the Friends of Camas conservation group to discuss the approved Senate Joint Memorial #104 and the potential impact on the Camas National Wildlife Refuge. This is the first part of a three-part series focusing on multiple perspectives involved in running the refuge and the progress of the SJM #104. For more information, visit the Friends of Camas’ Instagram and Facebook pages, or the Idaho Legislature website at SENATE JOINT MEMORIAL 104 – Idaho State Legislature.

On today’s episode, Madison talks with Laurel Eastman, a CCL State Co-coordinator for Montana, to introduce the Citizens’ Climate Lobby and their upcoming volunteer training. The training will be held Saturday June 7, 2025 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Marshall Public Library in Pocatello. For more information or to join CCL, visit their website at Citizens' Climate Lobby | A Climate Change Organization. From there, follow the top right button labeled “Join CCL”. Input your email to be notified by the Pocatello group leaders, Paul Hancock and Dr. Creighton Hardin.

On today’s episode, Madison talks with Tom Kirkman, the Director of Public Services for the City of Pocatello, to discuss the proposed addition of a commercial cardboard recycling program to the city’s existing program. For more information, visit the City of Pocatello's recycling website at Pocatello Recycling Services | City of Pocatello.

On today’s episode, Madison talks with Adam Novak, the board president of Idaho Interfaith Power and Light, about the Idaho affiliate of the national IPL. The non-profit organization works to put faith into action for a safe climate and environmental justice for all. If you want to get involved, explore their website www.idahoipl.org, sign up for their newsletter, attend events, and sign their open letter to our Idaho leaders asking for a public acknowledgment of greenhouse gas emissions. You can also contact idaho.ipl@gmail.com.

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.

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.

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.