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Host Nyele Alvarez meets with Student Body Vice President and Senior in Psychology Draysten Bailey to talk about ASISU.

This month we have ISU College of Business alum Roger Akers talking about his career and the advice he has for entrepreneurs as well as Marketing Professor Dr. Nicole Hansen discussing the future of marketing research and how consumer behavior has changed during the pandemic.

Dr. Shane Hunt meets with Sandee Gehrke, a proud ISU College of Business Alum and Vice President of System Operations at St. Luke's hospital. Also joining Dr. Hunt is Ann Swanson, Director of the Southeast Idaho Small Business Development Center, and Chase Downs, a Graduate student of ISU who's working with Swanson.

Host Christ Chatwin meets with Dr. Dawn Konicek, professor of Financial Accounting in the Idaho State University College of Business. Seeing as it's the midst of tax season, Chatwin and Konicek are going to talk all things taxes.

Dr. Caroline Heldman, a renowned scholar in the area of the presidency and gender, explores the historic implications of President-Elect Biden’s appointment of women to leadership positions in his administration. This is part two in our two-part conversation with Dr. Heldman.

In the second nuclear energy episode, we once again talked with Dr. Dunzik-Gougar and Dr. Gehin, this time about nuclear energy potential. We cover baseload power, how nuclear energy could replace coal, nuclear waste, and small modular reactors, or SMRs, to understand why proponents advocate for nuclear energy usage.

In this special two-part episode recorded and broadcasted in June in recognition of Pride Month, host Krystoff Kissoon sits down with guest, Reverend Jenny Peek, Consulting Minister of Pocatello Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. Krystoff and Jenny examine the meaning of Pride Month and highlight two categories which are often marginalized even within the LGBTQIA+ community: “ace” or asexuality and demisexuality. The conversation closes with Jenny’s advice for individuals struggling to reconcile their sexual orientation and gender identity with their faith, and how we can all be better allies to those who identify as asexual and demisexual.

In this fun and light-hearted conversation, host Krystoff Kissoon sits down with guest, Ailie Maclean, ASISU Vice President-Elect for the 2021-2022 academic year and the newest co-host of KISU’s Sustainable Idaho.

For our third nuclear energy episode, we invited Hannah Smay and Leigh Ford from the Snake River Alliance in addition to Lisa Hecht, an organizer who works with The Union of Concerned Scientists, to discuss nuclear power drawbacks and risks with us.

Dr. David Adler welcomes back Presidential Scholar and Professor Dr. Lara Brown for a two-part conversation about voting rights, partisan divide, and the strategies being used by both parties to gain political advantage. Lara M. Brown, Ph.D., serves as an associate professor and the director of the Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM) at the George Washington University.