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Host Dr. Zac Gershberg talks with Dr. Justin Dolan Stover, an ISU historian, about recent events at the U.S. Capitol to try to make sense of it through a historical lens.

Join Scott, Jessica, and Christian for the final installment of Mind Tap. The Mind Tap series has aired 17 episodes on topics ranging from opioid use, to grief and loss, and to suicide. Mind Tap has highlighted fascinating and sometimes inspiring personal stories, connected with clinical mental health experts, and brought attention to the wealth of mental health resources that are available to our Idaho communities. A list of these resources is attached to this program link.

In recognition of Black History Month, host Krystoff Kissoon sits down with guest, Dr. Olivia Ngadjui, rising counseling educator and cross-cultural relations enthusiast, to reflect on her journey from growing up in Washington, D.C. in "a mecca of black power" to becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) committed to serving communities in need.

In recognition of Black History Month, host Krystoff Kissoon sits down with guest, Dr. Olivia Ngadjui, rising counseling educator and cross-cultural relations enthusiast, to reflect on her journey from growing up in Washington, D.C. in "a mecca of black power" to becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) committed to serving communities in need.

In this special two-part episode, host Krystoff Kissoon sits down with guest, Dr. Arunima Datta, Assistant Professor of History at Idaho State University and historian of South and Southeast Asia and the British Empire, to delve deep into the ancient wisdom tradition of Hinduism.

In this special 2 part episode, host Krystoff Kissoon sits down with guest, Chris Stedman, writer, speaker, community organizer, and founding director of the Humanist Center of Minnesota.

For this month's Bengal Tales episode, Ryan Sargent welcomes Lisa Przybylski, the Director of Annual Giving for the Office of Alumni Relations and Advancement Communications at Idaho State University. Listen now to learn more about Lisa, her experiences in advancement and how Idaho has become her new home.

For the February 5th episode of ISU Onstage we will be listening to a recital from March of 2020 by ISU professor Dr. Hyeri Choi. Dr. Choi serves as ISU’s violin and viola professor, and the concertmaster of the Idaho State Civic Symphony. Choi’s accompanist for this recital was pianist Jonathan Jung, an accomplished composer and educator who works at Lee University in Tennessee. The concert ends with a collaboration that includes Dr. Eleanor Cox who serves as ISU’s cello professor.

We will be listening to Eduardo Martinez’s senior recital, held on April 7th, 2021 under the guidance of his flute professor, Dr. Julie Sorensen. His recital featured works by Schocker, Schubert, Doppler, Clarke, and Dutilleux.

We will listen to The ISU Chamber Orchestra and String Ensemble Concert, held on April 19th, 2021 directed by Dr. Hyeri Choi, and Dr Eleanor Cox. The Concert featured works by Bach, Shostakovich and Mendelssohn.