KISU 91.1 FM is again broadcasting at full power in Pocatello and throughout much of East Idaho following the completion of a major transmitter/antenna installation and tower-site relocation project. Idaho Falls service was restored following a transmitter replacement on Monday, October 12. Learn more about how these needed updates better position KISU for the road ahead!

The Scout Mountain District of the Grand Teton Council of Scouting America and their co-sponsors are inviting local residents to participate in the annual "Scouting for Food" community food drive on Saturday, October 17, to help fill local food banks for the upcoming holiday season and beyond.

In this week’s episode, Charlie speaks with author, cultural advocate, and speaker Randy’L He-dow Teton about the meaning and importance of cultural sustainability.

How can studying frog embryos help researchers understand human developmental disorders? Dean Jim Widmann welcomes developmental biologist Dr. Heather Ray and undergraduate biology student Elijah Escobedo to explore the science of early development, the power of mentorship, and how hands-on research helps students discover their passions.

As a steadfast community advocate for the Idaho National Laboratory, Mark joins Idaho Found to share why he believes the Department of Energy’s proposed Nuclear Innovation Campus represents a pivotal moment for the region.

ISU President Robert Wagner and United Way of Southeastern Idaho CEO Shantay Bloxham join KISU’s Jamon Anderson to discuss a decades-long partnership that brings university expertise, student leadership, and local giving together to support Southeastern Idaho.

Host Scott Gross sits down with Idaho State football coach Cody to break down the Bengals’ loss to Northern Arizona and preview their Homecoming matchup against Cal Poly. Then, ISU women’s soccer coach Dustin Downey joins us for a look at the Bengals’ season and their push through Big Sky conference play.

In this episode of The Nature of Idaho, hosts Dr. Leif Tapanila and Peter Pruett speak with John Robison, Public Lands and Wildlife Director at the Idaho Conservation League, about the vital role of public lands and the Roadless Rule.

ISU President Robert Wagner sits down with Dr. Cynthia Hill, Senior Vice Provost for Institutional Effectiveness, to discuss how Idaho State University is strengthening student success through early intervention, connected support services, transfer pathways, and programs that help students build confidence, belonging, and momentum from their first day on campus.

In this week’s episode, Terra speaks with Kelly Driscol the collection development supervisor at Nextrex.

In this Homecoming episode of Bengal Tales, host Amy Dressel celebrates 125 years of Idaho State University pride with guest Col. Paul Briggs (USMC, Ret.).

“Gridiron Innovations,” a new episode of the Idaho Public Television series Idaho Experience, explores the history and innovation behind the design and construction of each stadium, as well as the contribution each facility has made to Idaho’s identity.