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This month on the Bengal Financial Literacy Show, our host, Chris Chatwin, welcomes Dylan Bartos, a senior at the ISU College of Business majoring in Accounting and Finance. Dylan and Chris discuss the Bengal Financial Literacy certificate and scholarship, of which Dylan is the inaugural recipient.

On today’s episode, Emily Jahsman interviews Taylor Aguayo, the Job Location & Development Coordinator at Idaho State University’s Career Center. An early interest in human psychology led Taylor to a bachelor's degree in Criminology and eventually into a masters program in Sociology at ISU.After putting her degrees to work with formerly incarcerated people, Taylor now brings her unique skill set to the ISU Career Center, linking students, community members, and the University.

ISU President Robert Wagner shares his budding Bengal Tale and outlines new areas of focus for ISUOur new host of Bengal Tales, Amy Dressel, speaks with ISU President Robert Wagner about his first fall semester on the ISU campus, the Bold Path Forward initiative, and five areas of focus for Idaho State University in the coming year.

Join Idaho Found in welcoming the General Manager of Idaho Falls Power and Idaho Falls FIber, Bear Prairie. Innovation demands energy. As baseload energy of the past is being retired, how is Idaho Falls Power meeting the energy demand for our innovative future? You might be surprised.

On this episode of Pharmacy Fusion, host Tom Wadsworth sits with Dr. Megan Penner and her Pharm D students from the Meridian campus to discuss the importance of pharmacist awareness of substance use disorder, and much more.

On this episode of Pharmacy Fusion, host Tom Wadsworth sits with Dr. Justin Ruffridge to discuss the history of the tragic sinking of the SS Princess Sophia, a Canadian Pacific steamship, and how that relates to the alleged haunting of Juneau Drug, and much more.

On this month's episode, join Dean Shane Hunt as he welcomes fellow Marketing Professor, John Ney for a conversation about ISU's Professional Development Month.

In this week's episode, Parker interviews Professors Dr. Dan Dale and Dr. Mike Ellis about Idaho State University’s new sustainability class. The name of this class is CE 1140 Environmental Sustainability and Climate. This class examines current sustainability issues through the lens of physics, engineering, chemistry, geology, and sociology. This class is being taught this semester and possibly in the spring semester. The overarching goal of the class is to teach students about sustainability and have them think about current sustainability issues from their own point of view.

In this week’s episode, Chelsea interviews artist, educator, and “unlawning” advocate Professor Brian Collier, whose projects fuse his passion for research, art, and ecology to bring attention to issues relating to climate change and ecological rehabilitation. Brian is the founder of The Society for a Re-Natural Environment. Join us as Brian shares practical advice from over 20 years of engaging with communities to improve sustainability outcomes through unlawning and the re-naturalizing of unused spaces in yards and communities.

On today’s episode, Madison talks with Christian Natoni, the Deputy Manager for Facilities Programs and Partnerships with the Department of Energy Idaho Operations Office at the Idaho National Laboratory. This is the first part of a two-part series focusing on the future shipment of a high burnup nuclear fuel cask, which is also referred to as a spent uranium cask, from the North Anna Nuclear Power Generating Station in Virginia to INL.