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  • 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 us as we catch the train home for Thanksgiving, and enjoy some traveling themed songs along with an episode of Dinah Shore to boot.
  • National Antibiotic Resistance Week is November 18-24. Dr. Karl Madaras-Kelly, professor in the ISU College of Pharmacy joins Pharmacy Fusion for a discussion on how antibiotic resistance came to be in the US, where Idaho ranks compared to other states, and how student pharmacists are working to solve the problem.
  • Tim Shurr is one of the most successful mindset coaches in the world because of his uncanny ability to rapidly upgrade conscious beliefs and biases. Tim is also the author of One Belief Away which describes in a detailed way his revolutionary method. With advanced degrees in psychology and multiple certifications in hypnotism and neuro linguistic programming, Tim has facilitated thousands of coaching sessions and hundreds of group corporate training experiences over the last 34 years. Tim has been featured on television networks like ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox News, and Ted talks. He's also the bestselling author of six books including the power of optimism, get out of your way, one belief away, the sales mastery course, prosperity mindset, and the awakening. Tim’s mission is to end needless emotional suffering by significantly increasing the self-awareness, influence, and transformative communication skills of company leaders so they, in turn, nurture and grow their people which has a strong positive generational impact. Tim believes Helping people love and respect themselves and others in a deeper way creates a more joyful, trusting world to live in. Find out more at www.timshurr.com
  • In addition to his research on wildfires, Dr. Hicke specializes in bark beetles and how they contribute to Idaho’s forest ecosystem. In the second part of his interview, Jessa and Emma talk about Bark Beetles in the US’s western forests, and how they are affected by climate change.
  • Dean Shane Hunt speaks with ISU Alumnus Ken Franklin and ISU Professor Dave Bagley in this September episode of Bengal Business Radio Show.
  • Join Henry Evans for this episode of Crucial Riddims, where he has put together a playlist displaying rocksteady's role in reggae.
  • This week, we've got more autumn music and some unique radio shows for you, as behind the scenes we prepare the building for the coming winter months.
  • KISU’s Ricky Colapietro interviews Nick Davlin, a business management and marketing student. Nick is the ASISU senator for the College of Business, and is involved not only in ASISU, but also a part of the TKE fraternity as well as the Jungle. Nick enjoys his experience at ISU and has been an integral part of multiple student organizations.
  • KISU’s Ricky Colapietro interviews Maclane Westbrook, a communications major with a focus in multiplatform journalism. Maclane is involved on campus in many levels including KISU, being an ASISU senator for the College of Arts and Letters, and recently pledged to the TKE fraternity. Ricky and Maclane discuss the importance of student involvement and his experience so far with ASISU.
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