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KISU’s Ricky Colapietro interviews Brett Cooper, an ISU student studying Ecology. Brett is on the ISU Rugby team, and shares his love for the sport. Brett has been a long time rugby player, and not only enjoys the sport but also the comradery the team has. The Rugby team is looking for new members, and it is very easy to join the team!

For this episode of Sustainable, please join Emma and Jessa as they sit down and have a conversation with Linda Burke relating to campus recycling programs.

KISU’s Ricky Colapietro interviews the ISU Rugby Team, including Kish, Sibu and Gordon. The team shares their love of the sport, as well as an invitation to those interested in the sport to come out and play. ISU's rugby team accommodates for new players very well and has an excellent community. The team’s first home game is September 17th, and it would be awesome to see everyone come to the game to cheer the Bengals on!

Dean Kandi Turley Ames talks to Assistant Professor of Art, Shawn Edrington, and student Kiara Saylor about the new Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Media.

That's right, before we go to the polls this Tuesday, let's take a look at some election themed shows from the 1940s... and meanwhile, our studio is turned into a campaign headquarters, so there's that to deal with as well.

KISU’s Ricky Colapietro interviews Matt Krause, a graduating senior within the ISU Nursing Program. They talk about Matt’s journey in the program, and the valuable insight he gained. Matt has extensive experience within the program, and will graduate in December of this year. He is heavily involved on campus, and acts as the Turner Hall Resident Director. Matt provides encouragement for those that may feel stuck in the program to persevere because the Nursing Program is rewarding.

KISU’s Ricky Colapietro interviews Joshua Lemrick, a graduating senior within the ISU English Program. They talk about the club Josh is a part of, Blackrock & Sage, the literary journal on campus. Blackrock & Sage publishes student work, and has events year long, with their submissions to the literary journal open until February. Coming up, they are having a Write-a-Thon on Wednesday, November 30 from 1-4 pm in REND 213. Josh has enjoyed his experience as an English major and speaks highly of the English department faculty.

In part three of the “wildfire and water” series, Jessa and Emma talk to ISU Geosciences graduate student Sarah Newcomb about the “water” aspect of Idaho’s environment, and how climate change is affecting our state’s water cycle.

Join our hosts for this episode of Inspiring Educators, to interview Jim & Dr. Karen Johnston who were generous enough to create the James & Dr. Karen Johnston scholarship for students involved with the college of education.