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Our salute to winter weather continues this week with more music and a chilly mystery with Sam Spade.

Lacey Marie is a survivor of breast implants gone wrong. While fighting for her life, she also discovered her spouse was having an affair. In a very short period, Lacey seemingly lost it all, her identity, marriage, religious beliefs, and her business. This led to her active approach to mental health and well-being as the founder of boobless.life, where she advocates for women with similar circumstances. Lacey believes self-love is her greatest work. Through a new life perspective, Lacey has redefined her role as a mother of four children and remains vulnerable to sharing her story to help inspire and uplift those struggling with trauma. Her greatest hope is to encourage others to discover their own freedom.

Dean Kandi Turley Ames talks with ISU debate coach Sarah Partlow Lefevre and team colleagues and married couple, Joseph and Alyson Tyler, winners of the final round of the CLIMB Online National Sweepstakes 2022.

In this episode of Sales Talk, John Ney interviews Abigail Eatinger, a graduate assistant with the ISU College of Business to cover upcoming events. John Ney also brings Dr. Jeff Tanner on the show to talk about his extensive sales experience. Dr. Tanner coteaches with John Ney, and they share their love of sales and some solid advice.

Ted Perkins is a former Universal Pictures and Warner Brothers studio executive, university lecturer, public speaker, Hollywood producer, virtual reality entrepreneur, and successful working film and TV series screenwriter. He volunteers his time as an addiction and recovery YouTube personality and has helped thousands of people on their recovery journey through his blogs, videos, and weekly SMART Recovery meetings. Ted has lived and worked in over 50 countries and now resides in Los Angeles, CA. In his recent publication, “Addicted in Film: Movies We Love About the Habits We Hate” Ted recounts what he learned by watching 100 movies about addiction and recovery in 100 days, and what impact they had on his successful recovery. His insightful and entertaining book discusses how films about addiction and recovery not only helped save his life, but he also shares what vital lessons they may teach the addiction recovery community in general. Addicted in Film explores the difficult topics about healing from addiction and renders them accessible and informative. You can find Addicted in Film in paperback, hardcover, e-book (Kindle) and audiobook format on Amazon at www.tinyurl.com/addictedin film or in eBook format on Barnes & Noble or Kobo. Get more information and learn more about the book at: www.addictedinfilm.com.

It's poker night over here, and in between hands we've got some thematically appropriate music and an episode of Duffy Tavern's.

Psychologists Cameron Staley and Jennifer Miesch discuss stigma around mental health issues, how to talk with someone about mental health concerns, and how to encourage someone to seek help.

KISU’s Ricky Colapietro interviews Chance Reynolds, a secondary education major, about his involvement in ASISU. Chance is the senator for the College of Education, looking to run for the VP position. He shares his love for campus organizations such as Tau Kappa Epsilon, which he is the president of. Chance and Ricky talk about campus life and share some funny stories.

For this episode of Crucial Riddims, join host Dr. Henry Evans as he schools us on the classic tracks of Jamaican artist, Burning Spear.

KISU’s Ricky Colapietro interviews Megan Condie, a student studying biology at ISU’s Idaho Falls campus. Megan is the ASISU Idaho Falls Vice President. She has some experience with ASISU, and enjoys serving her campus. Megan’s favorite part about ASISU and ISU is the community, and enjoys the family-like nature of the Idaho Falls campus.