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This week on Sustainable Idaho we interviewed Dr. Glen Thackray, a professor of geosciences at Idaho State University and he spoke with us about the IPCC report.

This week on sustainable Idaho we made a phone call to Nigeria to speak with Dr. Adoela Adebajo a climate change activist and a lecturer currently working at the Tai Solarin University of education.

On this episode of Bengal Health Chat, Dean Teresa Conner welcomes Dr. Diane Ogiela, an associate professor in the ISU Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders.

If you tuned into last month’s episode of Pharmacy Fusion, you learned about the research and grant funding related to the Department of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences in the College of Pharmacy at Idaho State University. This month Dr. Renee Robinson joins Dean Walter Fitzgerald to talk about the research initiatives students and faculty are involved in, related to the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Administrative Science. Dr. Robinson joins the broadcast from Anchorage, Alaska, where the College of Pharmacy has a cohort of students as part of a collaboration with the University of Alaska, Anchorage.

For the June 2022 episode of Bengal Business Radio our host, Dean Shane Hunt, welcomes ISU Alumni, Gary and Susan Campbell. Gary & Susan talk about their time, and journey through the ISU College of Business and how it helped prepare them for their respective careers. In the second half of the program Dr. Greg Murphy tells us about his path to becoming a professor of management at Idaho State University and entrepreneurship education.

In honor of the Fourth of July weekend, we salute our country with some patriotic songs and an episode of Father Knows Best, while behind the scenes our producer has some ideas for reworking the show.

In this episode, John Young, Assistant Lecturer in the Communication, Media, and Persuasion department, joins Kandi Turley-Ames to discuss how a new partnership between the NCAA Big Sky conference and ESPN provides students interested in communication and media hands-on experience in broadcasting.

In the United States, a distinguished group of health care professionals, nurse practitioners, number approximately 325,000 strong, with over 1400 in Idaho and 75 in Bannock County.

KISU’s Ricky Colapietro interviews ASISU senator for the College of Arts and Letters Carmen Napoles about their involvement in the organization. Carmen is studying political science and paralegal studies, and is involved in a few campus clubs. She has grown to enjoy ISU’s community and being involved in student government.

In this episode, host Krystoff Kissoon sits down with guest Reinalyn Echon to raise awareness about a discussion panel open to ISU students and faculty titled “The Hidden Curriculum in Higher Education” on April 1st, 2022 at 5 pm in the Sargent Family Boardroom/Snake River Room at ISU.