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  • COVID-19 Cases Top 50 Million Globally, U.S. Nears 10 Million
    The U.S., India and Brazil lead with the most cases and account for nearly half of the world count. The U.S. alone is poised to hit 10 million cases as hospitalizations continue to climb.
  • Brazil Tops 4,000 Daily COVID-19 Deaths, Nears U.S. Peak
    With less than two-thirds the population of the U.S., Brazil logged nearly 4,200 deaths on Tuesday amid reports that hospital ICUs are being overwhelmed by the surge in coronavirus cases.
  • Russia's Prime Minister Says He Has Coronavirus, As Country Tops 100,000 Cases
    Speaking during a videoconference with President Vladimir Putin that was broadcast on state-run TV, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced that he had tested positive for the virus.
  • Alphabetical list of Nature of Idaho shows

    Plug the show topic (below) into the search box at the top of the page to locate audio of the desired Nature of Idaho show.

    Nature of Idaho Show topics have included:
    (Updated October, 2025)
    Show TitleFirst Aired Year
    3 Island Crossing State Park2025
    3D Printing Nature2024
    A Better Potato2021
    Anadromous Fish2024
    Animal Assisted Therapy2022
    Anthropocene2023
    Appaloosa Horses2021
    Arachnophobia2020
    Arctic Ground Squirrel2020
    Asshfall Fossil Beds2024
    Avalanche2024
    Barking Goat2021
    Basque in Idaho2022
    BASE Jumping2023
    Bat Conservation2020
    Bats2020
    Beaver2021
    Bikepacking2024
    Bird on A Wire2023
    Birding in northern Idaho2020
    Bonneville Flood2020
    Borah Peak Earthquake2020
    Bowman Farm2022
    Bruce Finney2020
    Bumble Bees2020
    Caving in Idaho2020
    Cattle Industry2021
    Chipmunks2024
    Citizen Science2020
    Climate Change2023
    Climate Change in Idaho2020
    Cooper's Ferry2020
    Craters of the Moon2020
    Dams on Lower Snake2021
    Day at the Museum2023
    Dogs2024
    Dust in the Wind2024
    Evolving Rivers2020
    Fat Bike2025
    Fireflies2023
    Fish in Idaho2025
    Fishers2021
    Flooding in Yellowstone2022
    Forest Fires2020
    Forest Gahn2020
    Fossil Leaf Bonanza2020
    Game Hunting2020
    Geology Underfoot2020
    Great American Outdoors Act2020
    Hemingway in Idaho2021
    Henry's Fork Foundation2024
    Historical Highway Markers2024
    Hotshot Fire Crew2021
    Idaho Conservation League2021
    Idaho Dinosaurs2020
    Idaho Dinos 22023
    Idaho Falls Zoo2023
    Idaho Parks and Recreation2024
    Idaho Twelvers2023
    Ice Age Fossils2022
    Indigenous Perspectives on Climate Change2023
    Invasive Plants2021
    Inventing Idaho2023
    IGS2023
    Jim Dandy Brewing2022
    Kootenai River2020
    Lake Bottoms2020
    Lake Coeur D'Alene2023
    Ligertown2023
    Living with Grizzlies2020
    Make it Snow2022
    McCall Outdoor Science School2020
    Monarch Butterflies2023
    Monarchs in Idaho2020
    Mountain Biking2020
    Nature Center2023
    Nature from Space2021
    Natural Resources and Hazards2020
    Native Restoration2021
    Net Zero2022
    Nimiipuu Canoe Project2021
    Ocean to Idaho2021
    On Grizzly Ground2023
    Outdoor Adventure at ISU2022
    Palouse Prairie2021
    Parks in the City2020
    Paragliding2023
    Paris Fossils2022
    Plant Invaders2022
    Portneuf Valley Trail Alliance2025
    Project Wild2020
    Public Lands2024
    Quagga Mussels2023
    Rafting Idaho2020
    RAGBRAI2024
    Raising a Wild Child2022
    Remembering Bear River2022
    River Ecology2020
    Rock Climbing2020
    Roadside Native Plants2022
    Sage Grouse2024
    Sagebrush Steppe2020
    Sagebrush Steppe 22025
    Sacajawea2024
    Scotchman Peaks2023
    Schlepp Wetlands2024
    Sharks of Idaho2020
    Sight & Sound2022
    Skiing in Boise2020
    Snowboarding2023
    Sons of Bannock2020
    Spud Mother / Treefort '252025
    St Anthony Sand Dunes2020
    Stanley Earthquake2020
    Stargazing2020
    Take a Hike2020
    Teddy Roosevelt2021
    Tennis2025
    The Arborist2024
    The Nature Conservancy2022
    Theodore Roosevelt, The Naturalist2020
    Tick-borne Illness2024
    Trails in Idaho2025
    Treefort 20222022
    Treefort Music Fest2021
    Trumpeter Swans2020
    Urban Garden2022
    Urban Rivers2020
    Urban Trees2025
    Vax Bats2025
    Victory Wetlands2024
    Volcanoes in Idaho2021
    Walkable City2025
    Western Watersheds2025
    Western Rivers2022
    White Sands Fossil Tracks2021
    Wilderness Area2022
    Wilderness Land Trust2022
    Wilderness Areas2021
    Wildlife Photography2021
    Wild Horses2020
    Wild Hearts2025
    Wildland Fire2025
    Wolves2020
    Wood River Land Trust2022
    Wood River Wolf Project2025
    World Center for Birds of Prey2022
    Zoos2023
  • From Southern Hemisphere, Hints That U.S. May Be Spared Flu On Top Of COVID-19
    So far this year, flu infections are way down in the Southern Hemisphere. Scientists want to know why — and what it means for the Northern Hemisphere as their flu season looms.
  • KISU Partners
    KISU-FM partners with a number ISU departments, non-profits, and organizations throughout Idaho. We'd like to acknowledge and thank the following campus and community collaborators.

    ISU Alumni Association KISU-FM is organized with the ISU Alumni Association within the Idaho State University department structure. The ISU Alumni team provides KISU with valuable fundraising, marketing, and administrative support. The Idaho State University Alumni Association is dedicated to fostering lifelong relationships with alumni, students, parents and the community.

    Idaho Falls City Club KISU-FM is the media partner for Idaho Falls City Club forums. Over the past two decades KISU has recorded, aired, and help to archive over 100 forums with business leaders, government officials, academics, elected officials, political candidates and other leaders and professionals in Idaho.

    Boise State Public Radio KISU-FM is grateful for the opportunity to air the BSPR program Idaho Matters each weekday at 6:00 pm. Boise State Public Radio is also the center for the Mountain West News Bureau, an outlet that enhances KISU’s local and regional news reporting.

    Idaho State University Athletics KISU-FM is home to all ISU Football, Women’s Basketball, and Men’s Basketball broadcasts, both home and away. Game schedules can be found at isubengals.com or at kisu.org/schedule. ISU Athletics is a financial contributor to KISU-FM.

    Idaho Capital Sun Idaho Capital Sun is a nonprofit news organization delivering accountability reporting on state government, politics and policy in the Gem state. Idaho Capital Sun editors and reporters allow KISU to share digital Sun content on its website. KISU credits the Idaho Capital Sun for its investigative reporting, which regularly bolsters stories heard in KISU-FM local newscasts.
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  • Katherine Morgan wipes sweat from her forehead while walking to work during a record-breaking heat wave in Portland in 2021. Scientists say that heat wave would have been virtually impossible without human caused climate change.
    On top of climate change, millions of Americans live in urban heat islands that push temperatures up
    Climate Central has new analysis out showing how many people are impacted by urban heat islands, areas of cities where the built environment raises temperatures relative to surrounding areas. Several Western cities - including Denver and Las Vegas - were included, and the data show that hundreds of thousands of residents are living in areas where temperatures can be 8 degrees or warmer as a result of the heat island effect.
  • KISU SILENT AUCTION WITH OFF THE RAILS BREWING
  • Brazil Tops 80,000 COVID-19 Deaths As 2 Government Ministers Test Positive For Virus
    The country's citizenship minister and education minister separately announced their diagnoses on social media the same day that the country announced a grim new milestone in the pandemic.
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