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ISU COB professors Dr. Haley Hardman and John Ney welcome Frank Veltri, who leads the sales team at Boise State University. Frank talks about how he got involved in coaching collegiate sales teams, and he shares a few secrets to his success in sales competitions.

Host Ben Graham sits down with the ISCS Artistic Director and Conductor Dr. Nell Flanders, and Executive Director Logan Anderson for a riveting discussion about the symphony's most recent performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major, A.K.A. the "Eroica Symphony."

In this episode, Dr. Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett are joined by Jim Anglesey, the Long-Range Planner for the City of Pocatello. Together, they discuss the concept and benefits of walkable cities.

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.

This special episode of the Bengal Business Radio Show marks the final appearance of Dr. Shane Hunt as host. Dr. Hunt, Dean of the Idaho State University (ISU) College of Business, announces his departure to become President of Cameron University in Oklahoma. The episode features an in-depth conversation with Dr. Alex Bolinger, the incoming Dean and next host of the show, reflecting on their careers, the College’s legacy, and recent student achievements.

From clinical psychology to art, alumni like April and Lily have carried ISU’s impact into military service and global creative work.

The episode of "The Nature of Idaho" features hosts Dr. Leaf Tappinella and Peter Pruitt interviewing Angela Heileson and Ryan Hondo of the Idaho band Dirt Russell.

In this episode, Dr. Mark McBeth speaks with Keith Bybee, a 2004 graduate of Idaho State University’s Master of Public Administration (MPA) program and a recipient of an ISU 2025 Professional Achievement Award. Bybee, now the Division Manager of Budget and Policy Analysis at the Idaho Legislative Services Office in Boise, shares his journey into the MPA program, reflecting on what drew him to public service and how he found success as a graduate student. He highlights the key professional skills he gained through the program—including policy analysis, administrative leadership, and public budgeting—and discusses how these have shaped his career in state government. Their conversation offers valuable insights into the real-world impact of MPA training and the importance of building and fostering relationships.

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.

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.