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The December episode of Bengal Business Radio Show features an interview with the 2022 ISU College of Business Outstanding Student Achievement Award winner, Lynnea Dale. In the second half of the program Dean Shane Hunt introduces new ISU faculty member, Zhenzhen Yan.

What are your New Year’s resolutions? If you’re like most people, they probably don’t include talking with a pharmacist! But did you know, your pharmacist can actually help with a lot of the very common resolutions, such as living a healthier life, losing weight, learning something new and even saving money?

Rachel Taow attended high school in Idaho Falls, joined the US Army as an intelligence analyst, received an Bachelors of International Studies degree from ISU, and is now seeking a Law degree. She has recently been recognized for advancing her field at the Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear at Idaho National Lab. Hear her conversation with ISU Director of Alumni Relations Ryan Sargent in this edition of Bengal Tales.

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Heather Gagliano from the Idaho Immunization Coalition discusses all of the ways Idaho State University College of Pharmacy students and faculty help the coalition meet their mission of immunizing Idaho and what’s on the horizon for the two organizations.

Perpetua Mining Company has proposed to reopen a mining site near McCall Idaho to mine gold, silver, and - to some degree - antimony. This incredibly complex project has caught the attention of grassroots and state organizations worried about the impacts of the proposed mine on Idaho’s environment and socio-economic culture. In their fourth installment of this series, Jessa and Emma talk with Sydney Anderson with Idaho Rivers United and IRU’s methods for protecting the area’s waterways.

This edition of the Bengal Business Radio Show features a short interview with ISU Alumna Sophia Perry. The documentary produced by Forrest Burger featuring Sophia and other College of Business students has been nominated for an Emmy award by the Northwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. In the second half of the program Dr. Hunt welcomes Finance Professor Dr. Jeff Brookman for a conversation about inflation and some of the challenges facing the economy.

This week, ISU Onstage will present a performance from February 9th, 2018 by the Idaho State-Civic Symphony, under the direction of Dr. Julie Sorensen. This performance features works by Mozart, Khatchaturian (caught-cha-turian), and Wagner (vagner) as well as Rachmaninoff’s (rock-mawn-e-noff) “Concerto number 2 for Piano and Orchestra” featuring the brilliant pianist Natalia Lauk.

We will be listening to ISU student Gabe Lowman’s senior piano recital. Gabe is a talented student who graduated in December of 2020. The recital features an eclectic program of works from the classical, romantic, and modern era. Gabe Lowman was a student of Dr. Kori Bond.

Kimberlee Kruesi has covered Tennessee politics for The Associated Press since 2018, reporting on the General Assembly, elections, as well as all things pandemic. Previously, she was in Idaho for nearly seven years, working for both the AP and the Twin Falls Times-News, where she reported on politics, environmental issues and health care.