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The Holy Fire burns near homes in the Cleveland National Forest in Lake Elsinore, Calif., Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu)

Wildfire coverage can be carved out of homeowners insurance

A new law allows for this carve out in Nevada

This May 6, 2004 file photo shows workers as they remove waste in an area near two dormant nuclear reactors on the Hanford nuclear reservation, near Richland, Wash. The world's first full-scale nuclear reactor is one stop on tours of the southeastern Washington state reservation created as part of the Manhattan Project to build the atomic bomb. Now, more than two decades after it stopped producing plutonium, Hanford is the nation's most contaminated nuclear site. (AP Photo/Jackie Johnston, FILE)

More victims of radiation exposure can qualify for assistance but beware of scammers

The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act was expanded in July so more people can seek help. But some are sounding the alarm over scammers trying to charge big fees.

Chickens stand in cages in an industrial barn. Eggs they've laid are in a tray below.

Heat may have contributed to poultry workers contracting avian flu in Colorado

It was over 100 degrees last week when 160 workers in Colorado were culling 1.8 million chickens with avian flu at a commercial egg-laying facility.

A computer faces a wall in a doctor's office lined with boxes of gloves and a stethoscope.

Survey sheds light on access to cancer care for rural Mountain West residents

Many respondents told researchers they would like more visiting specialists to come to their communities.

Language in House rules package has environmentalists worried about public land transfers

Environmental groups are worried that a short portion of the recently adopted US House rules package could expedite the transfer of public land to states – and ultimately to private entities.

Don't Call it Jazz, Chris Herring

Don't Call it Jazz is proud to present a listening hang with the great basketball writer, podcaster, and author Chris Herring from Sports Illustrated.

Don't Call it Jazz, Chris Herring Part 2

Don't Call it Jazz is proud to present a listening hang with the great basketball writer, podcaster, and author Chris Herring from Sports Illustrated.

CDC Director Warns This Fall Could Be The Worst Ever For Public Health

In an interview with WebMD, CDC Director Robert Redfield warns of the dual threat of the coronavirus and flu season. He urges Americans to follow COVID-19 health guidance and get the flu vaccine.

A new discovery could lead to a mining resurgence in the West

A mining company may have found the largest known deposit of rare earths in North America in Southeast Wyoming.

Emily Jahsman

Emily Jahsman is the Associate Director of the Idaho State University Career Center. A self proclaimed multipotentialite, Emily's professional journey has taken her from for-profit to non-profit to higher ed where she currently enjoys her time. Emily's intrepid spirit has led her across the globe including a five year stopover in Australia, treks through numerous jungles, and forays into farming. If you know someone who would be a great guest, or are interested in appearing on Pathways yourself, email: emilyjahsman@isu.edu

Former Host: Mark Beaver is a Career Advisor in Experiential Learning for the Idaho State University Career Center. An ever curious mind has led Mark down quite the path himself, holding jobs with the service industry, the outdoor sector, secondary education, environmental non-profits, and state and federal agencies, with forays into entrepreneurship and now higher education and radio.

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