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Greg Olson, the CEO of Blue Lighting based out of Boise, ID, joins Nathan Gregson to discuss the ongoing solar power project taking place on the Duck Valley Reservation.
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After dancing together for the past several months, the Bengal Dancer’s hard work paid off when they won second place in the Division I Team Performance at the NDA National Competition in Daytona Beach, Florida. Now, the team arrives home in Pocatello with a trophy in hand.
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Dean Kandi Turley Ames discusses the National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) with faculty advisor Amanda Bennett and student Katie Morgan.
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Jeniffer Flynn, the Assistant Planner for the city of Pocatello, joins Nathan Gregson to discuss the upcoming Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair in Pocatello, Idaho.
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Our third and final episode of this season features special guest Bengal Production Editor and Reporter Clarissa LePage. Host Chloe Reid chats with her about Chrome in the Dome and Sports Editor Hadley Bodell talks rugby team updates and Honors Program director news.
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Idaho Falls City Club: Insights into the current state of COVID-19 and long COVID with Dr. Ken KrellDr. Ken Krell addressed a large City Club of Idaho Falls gallery on March 28, 2024 on the current state of Covid. This program offered perspectives from a local medical professional who is deeply knowledgeable about complexities of the pandemic and the challenges that lie ahead. Audio and slides from this City Club presentation are available. A complete archive of 10+ years of Idaho Falls City Club forum audio, recorded by KISU, is available at IFCityClub dot com.
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Valorie Watkins joins Ryan Sargent this month for Bengal Tales. Valorie graduated from Idaho State in 1966 with a degree in French. She is currently serving on the Dean's Advisory Board, a group of alumni and friends of the College of Arts and Letters who volunteer their time to assist the Dean and his or her colleagues in their efforts to grow the College of Arts and Letters.
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The ISU Rugby team is a piece of the university many don't know about. With a passionate head coach and a rich history, the team is capable of a national championship trophy.
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Hannah Sanger, the Division Manager of the Science and Environment Division in Pocatello, joins Nathan Grgeson to discuss the recent Clean Water Act violation by the Swinerton Builders, based out of California to discuss how funds from this fine will be used in Idaho.
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In this two-episode series, we speak with District 29 Senator James Ruchti (D) on his experience debating Senate Bill 1245– a bill proposed by pharmaceutical manufacturing company Bayer which would provide legal protections to all pesticide manufacturers in Idaho.
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Today we speak to an incredible mentor for any young Idahoan hoping to one day enter the film industry, Paul Jenkins. Paul has dedicated his life to enriching the lives of others. For over 20 years, he has served as the engine to power the Idaho Teen Film Festival. Let Paul’s story inspire you- one person can make a difference.
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The Honors Program at ISU is the biggest program on campus, with one hundred new students joining every year. To support the large number of students, the program hosts its annual Opportuni-TEA fundraising event. Honors Director Dr. Shannon Kobs Nawotniak let us in on all the event details.