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In this episode, Parker interviews Diana Thomas, the Sustainability Manager at BioLogiQ, an innovative company pioneering the development and production of advanced plastic resins made from renewable plant materials. Diana shares insights into the types of resins BioLogiQ produces, the environmental benefits of biobased plastics, and much more. To explore more biobased products, visit BioPreferred.gov, and for additional information about BioLogiQ’s resins, follow them on Instagram or Facebook at @biologiq.

Our host, Chris Chatwin, welcomes return guest Joel Phillips, a financial advisor with Merit Financial, for a conversation about the "wild stock market" resulting from the Trump Administration's economic policies.

The Idaho State Civic Symphony will present its final performance of the season titled “Memories and Mysteries” this month on April 25th. This concert features guest composer and soloist Daniel Pesca performing the World Premiere of his new piano concerto, Up North. Dr. Daniel Pesca and Dr. Nell Flanders join KISU’s Jamon Anderson for a preview of the April 25th performance.

Although abortion is already illegal in the state of Idaho, lawmakers want to place restrictions on certain drugs currently available used for medicated abortions.

Five new Call to Mind Specials will air on KISU in May, Mental Health Awareness Month. Each episode explores emerging research and informed perspectives on vital issues and features thought-provoking interviews with top experts, the voices of people living with mental illness, and sound-rich stories from across the country. The hourlong programs are hosted by Kimberly Adams, a host and senior correspondent for APM’s Marketplace. Read more for topics and broadcast dates.

Dean Kandi Turley Ames talks with ISU alumnus Justin Vipperman about his educational and career journey with a history degree.

Throughout the shows run, we've looked at different genres and time periods, so for this edition of Double XX, we are listening to some of the women who create the amazing music behind the vocals. With names such as Jen Turner and Andrea Lewis, this episode is packed with incredible musicians!

The Idaho Humanities Council plays a crucial role in our state by providing locally relevant programming and grants across the state with Federal dollars.

On today's episode Parker interviews Dr.Jesse Theiren about renewable diesel. They discuss what renewable diesel is, how it differs from traditional biodiesel, and the environmental and economic benefits it offers. Dr. Therrien also shares insight into the role renewable diesel could play in the broader transition to clean energy and what the future might hold for low-emission transportation fuels.To learn more about renewable diesel and clean transportation initiatives, visit afdc.energy.gov or ytcleancities.org.

Park Price's professional journey includes significant roles in banking, automotive, and community leadership. Park moved to Pocatello as a young child and graduated from Pocatello High School and went on to earn an AB in Economics from Dartmouth College. Following college, Park served in the US Navy and was employed by General Motors. In 1979, he returned to Pocatello to open Park Price Motor Company and eventually left the automotive world in 2003 to become the President and CEO of Bank of Idaho until 2015. Park continues to serve his community through his multiple affiliations.