KISU 91.1 FM is again broadcasting at nearly full power in Pocatello and throughout much of East Idaho following the completion of a major transmitter, antenna, and tower-site relocation project.

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.

Following a hard-fought Big Sky road win at Southern Utah, Idaho State head football coach Cody Hawkins joins Scott Gross to break down the Bengals’ balanced offensive performance and disruptive defense as No. 12 Idaho State prepares to host No. 19 Northern Arizona. Special teams coordinator and nickels coach Scott Theisen also discusses the Bengals’ kicking-game standards, personnel adjustments, and the importance of special teams in Saturday’s ranked matchup.

Idaho State Civic Symphony conductor and artistic director Nell Flanders and guest soprano Kristin Renee Young preview the ensemble’s season-opening concert, The Sea and the Seasons, on October 2. The program features Dvořák, Richard Strauss’s Four Last Songs, Debussy’s La Mer, and a side-by-side performance with members of the Idaho State Civic Symphony Youth Orchestra.

Join business leaders, educators, healthcare professionals, and community members for the Mindful Living Leadership Symposium & Fall EXPO, taking place October 15th–17th at the ISU Alumni Center in Pocatello. KISU listeners get 25% off with code KISU01!

Bengal Business Radio Show host Dr. Alex Bolinger welcomes Janice Tanner, Director of Development for Idaho State University’s College of Business. Tanner shares how alumni and donor support creates scholarships, strengthens student programs, and helps Bengals turn personal experiences into lasting opportunities for future students.

In this week’s episode, Charlie speaks with Bryce Walker, the coordinator for the Idaho State University climbing wall, and one of the recreation coordinators for the Outdoor Adventure Center.

Dr. Anna Grinath and PhD. graduate student Calista Gresick join me to talk about ways to help students gain a sense of “belonging” in science education. Too often, students struggle to learn when they don’t fully engage in learning opportunities. This is especially true in science fields. Grinath and Gresick are exploring innovative ways to turn this around. They talk about strategies teachers can use to promote student learning.

Head coach Cody Hawkins previews Idaho State’s Big Sky opener at Southern Utah, discusses the value of the Bengals’ bye week, and looks ahead to a physical road test in Cedar City. Cornerbacks coach Devin Holiday also joins the program as the Bengals prepare for conference play.

In this week's episode, Terra had the privilege of speaking with John Tunca, a representative for this year's Southeast Idaho electric car show. They discussed the event’s connection to sustainability, its impact on the Portneuf community, the relevance of today’s electric vehicles, and sustainable transportation in Idaho. They also discussed how the event gives community members a chance to talk with local electric vehicle owners and to learn more about charging and long-distance travel.

In this episode of The Daily Impact, Matt Daily sits down with Dr. Rick Pongratz to explore the mental health and well-being of today’s college students. Drawing on his experience as a counseling psychologist and university counseling center leader, Dr. Pongratz offers perspective on what has and hasn’t changed in the mental health landscape over the past decade.