In this episode, host and Editor-in-Chief of The Bengal Newspaper Hadley Bodell welcomes Ben Graham, commercial music program student at ISU and co-author of an article in the upcoming November printed edition of the newspaper.

It's a night at the theater with the women of Broadway/West End. There are way too many shows that we could cover, so this is the first part of a two part dive into the world of musical theatre. With icons such as Dame Julie Andrews, Patti LuPone, and many more, this episode of Double XX covers some of the classics!

In this episode Parker Interviews Idaho State University’s new assistant concertmaster Dr. Laurana Wheeler Roderer. They discuss her previous works that revolve around sustainability and how they are important to the awareness of climate change. Throughout the episode, they explore how music can connect people to environmental issues and spark a call to action.

This week on the ISU Coaches Show, host Scott Gross sits down with Head Coach Cody Hawkins to break down ISU Football’s recent victory over Weber State. Then, Donna Hays, Executive Director of the Bengal Athletic Boosters, joins the show to discuss the organization's ongoing support for ISU athletics.

In this episode, Dr. Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett sit down with Laura Heiner, the founder of Idaho Women’s Bikepacking, to discuss the world of bikepacking.

For this month of KISU’s Bengal Tales episode, Amy Dressel hits the road and interviews ISU alumni in LA during the Idaho State University’s Bold Path Forward Alumni Tour. Listen and hear all about how these outstanding alumni are making an impact in California where they tribute their successes to their alma mater. From learning a new language, to building relationships with colleagues and faculty members, and frat parties, these Bengal alumni are fun to know!

Dean Kandi Turley-Ames speaks with former ISU women’s basketball player Ilene Hauser and ISU Sports Hall of Famer, Nancy Graziano on their roles in building a legacy for women’s sports at Idaho State University. The two discuss their impactful careers and ISU’s longstanding support for women’s athletics.

In this episode Parker Interviews Ladd Whalen who is a potato farmer in Aberdeen Idaho. Ladd Whalen is also the founder of Roots Potato chips. They discuss what regenerative agriculture is, how it is beneficial to the environment, and then they explore how regenerative agriculture can shape the future of agriculture and what that might look like.

I am happy to welcome Keith Kelly again to the show, this time to share the music that each of us is teaching our students at our respective schools! Keith is a professor of music at Paradise Valley Community College in Phoenix, AZ.

Our host, Scott Gross, first checks-in with ISU Defensive Coordinator Josh Runda. Receivers Coach Keith Price. Cornerbacks Coach Devin Holiday then joins Scott for part two of the podcast.

In this interview, alumni of ISU and former swimmer, tennis player, skier, and Bengalette dancer for the university Kaydene Gilbert represents the alumni of her generation by recapping her memories of Reed's Gym Pool.