Idaho State University

ASISU Speaks

Host: Ben Harker

ASISU Speaks is a bi-monthly program on KISU which focuses on issues facing ISU from a student perspective. Any topic is welcome and every guest and caller's opinion is respected. ASISU Speaks features senators and clubs and offers listeners the chance to call in and ask questions of their representatives or bring forth concerns which face students at ISU.

ASISU Speaks is a unique forum for discussion and has become an institution in its first year of operation. If you have a club you would like featured on ASISU Speaks please contact program host Ben Harker.

Email: harkbenj@isu.edu. Don't forget to join us on FM 91.1 KISU during the program, or streaming on the web at www.KISU.org; and like us on Facebook.

Audiodrama

Host: Alex Bell

Audiodrama rebroadcasts episodes of radio drama programs from the so called golden age of radio (i.e., from the early 30's to the mid 50's). Expect anything from hardboiled detective narratives to fantastic tales of science fiction and everything in between. Also, when time allows, interesting bits of information about the programs/actors/etc. will be included and discussed.

If there are any questions, comments, suggestions, or the like, please contact me at bellalex@isu.edu.

Beat City Radio

Host: Levi Montana Keller

Beat City Radio was born from a fondness of music spanning several genres and decades as well as the belief that variety facilitates growth and happiness. This eclectic locally-produced program features new and upcoming artists while keeping an ear tuned to the past. Hear a smattering of Indie, Postmodern and Underground music from the 1970s through now, as well as tasty aural nuggets from 1950s and 60s Rockabillies, Garage Rockers, Surfers, Cowboys and more.

For playlists, podcasts, and more visit the Beat City Radio Blog or find us on Facebook.

City Club of Idaho Falls

The City Club of Idaho Falls exists to sponsor and promote civil dialogue and discourse on all matters of public interest. It strives to do so in a non-partisan and non-sectarian manner, while encouraging broad participation by the community at large.

The Club was founded in 2007 and features informative and insightful speakers covering a variety of subjects such as Restoring the Presidency of the United States, Globalization and American Economics, Preserving Judicial Independence, and much more.

The City Club of Idaho Falls
450 B Street
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
(208) 523-3961

Email: info@ifcityclub.com
Website: http://ifcityclub.com

Dirty 45s

Host: Erin Gray

Dirty 45's is an eclectic mix of rock and roll and independent music that has been featuring local and national bands for more than 2 years. In addition to music, Dirty 45's has featured interviews with local artists, writers and musicians as well as featuring live recordings from a few choice regional poetry readings.

Erin Gray is deeply embedded in the local community and has been an avid contributor and creator of culture for Southeastern Idaho for well over a decade. HIs original pulp-noir radio cult classic, Record City Killers, aired for 2 years starting in 2004 on KISU. He received his Master's Degree in English in the Spring of 2011 and has been teaching at ISU for five years. In addition, he is currently a staff writer for The Bannock Alternative newspaper and he teaches English as a foreign language in town at English Language Systems.

Email: grayerin@isu.edu

First Monday Forum

Host: Jerry Miller, General Manager KISU-FM

First Monday Forum is a 30 minute public affairs program hosted by longtime southeastern Idaho radio personality Jerry Miller, this interview program examines a wide array of contemporary subjects.

Guests from previous programs include: Idaho State University President, Dr. Arthur Vailas; Dr. Lyle Castle, Dean, Idaho State University-Idaho Falls campus; Lindsi Bennett, a counselor in the ISU Career Center; Dr. Maria Wong, Idaho State University associate professor of psychology; Idaho State Civic Symphony Maestro Chung Park; and Paula Phelps, director of the Department of Physician Assistant Studies at Idaho State University.

Website: http://www.isu.edu/firstmonday/ to get a listing and description of past shows, plus and audio downloads.

House Call

Host: Dr. Fahim Rahim & Dr. Naeem Rahim

If it deals with medicine... any form, any fashion... who wouldn't want to get a house call from two of southeast Idaho's most successful and honored physicians. Introducing "House Call", a medical call-in program presented by Doctors Fahim and Naeem Rahim of the Idaho Kidney Institute, with special in-studio guests available for questions.

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/House-Call-KISU/211148298938350
Twitter: http://twitter.com/housecallkisu
Email: housecallkisu@gmail.com

Live Band Club's - Top 10 Radio Show

Host: Josh Watts

Get the insider info on the local music scene as you listen to The Live Band Club's - Top 10 Radio Show as it brings you music from your neighbors! Every Monday you can tune in to listen to music and interviews with rising musicians from the southeast Idaho area, along with the occasional special guest. We also feature regional artists who are contributing to the local music scene by playing at local venues on a regular basis. From Pop to Country to Alternative Rock, you'll be on the edge listening to new and exciting tunes.

Live Streaming on 91.1 and 91.3 @ http://www.isu.edu/kisufm/listenlive.shtml
Email: livebandclubidaho@gmail.com
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Morning Edition... All Things Considered
News & Interviews

Shaela Litzau

I'm from Minneapolis Minnesota. One of my passions is music; I love to sing. I studied at the Lundstrum Center for the Performing arts for music performance before moving to Idaho. While attending ISU, I discovered my passion for communication and changed my major, for the 3rd (maybe 4th) time. Now I'm a junior and majoring in Communication with an emphasis in rhetorical studies. I would like to go back to the mid-west to further my studies after graduation. Idaho's beauty and back country have spoiled my outdoor side by providing an abundance of camping, hiking, and FISHING... which all happen to be my favorite things to do. I can't wait to see where my future takes me next!

Sonic-Electronic

Host: Darren Gonzol

Sonic Electronic is a non top 40 electronic dance music (edm) show hosted by Skittish (Darren Gonzol). Presented in a mix show format, Sonic Electronic explores news and new music from all the dance music styles with a focus on electro, trance, house, drum 'n' bass, and dubstep. Occasionally a show will be dedicated to one particular style or theme, mix, artist or guest dj.

Information, podcasts, playlists and more at the Sonic-Electronic website or at Twitter.

Website: http://www.sonic-electronic.com/

Stripes Radio

Host: DJ Migz and Randy

Stripes Radio is a local weekly hip hop show bringing its listeners the best and newest Hip-Hop, as well as the best old school music as the Old School Jam of the Week. The DJ's DJ Migz & Randy make sure to entertain the audience and only play the Hip-Hop music you wanna hear but they won't play.

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Stripes-Radio/363457583742830?fref=ts
Email: stripesradio@gmail.com

The Library Radio Hour

Host: Greg Grasso

My interview style is probably not typical, especially for one working in an environment surrounded by books every day. When I choose an author, I look for meat and potatoes, not gravy. I try to get into their head and soul, what drives them, what got them into writing. Was it something that happened as a child, a life changing event? Was it by chance, by design or an escape from reality?

My chat with David Baldacci was not typical. Actually, it was my first of many highly respected writers I've interviewed to date. I was able to relate to David as a person, a 50+ year old male from New England, and someone who lost his father recently. It was moving for me, and I know it was moving for David. If you listen carefully, you can hear reflections in his voice when we talked about his departure novel, One Summer.

On the other hand, I was intellectually stimulated with Alexandra Fuller, an amazingly smart, courageous woman. A woman who captures and relates to her audience all the pain, joy and chaos she experienced as a child growing up in South Africa. Her latest novel Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness, talks about her tumultuous ride during the 70's and 80's. And in contrast, Keith Donohue's interview was an exploration into the head of this amazing author. Keith and I had a fun time talking about his latest read, Centuries of June, which he pulled off nine complicated characters in a whirlwind of mystery, murder and suspense over a period of five centuries.

So, I invite you to listen to these interviews and hope you enjoy them as much as I have.

Thanks everyone and keep reading.

Website: www.marshallpl.org activate the Library Information drop-down bar and click on Library Radio Show for interview audio files.

The Sounds of ISU

Host: Karissa Bauer

An hour dedicated to showcasing the music ensembles from ISU. The show features a variety of ensembles, from choir to band to symphony, as well as musical styles, from classical to jazz. With host, Karissa Bauer, you get all the backstage info of the concerts as well as some amazing interviews!

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sounds-of-ISU/165512480172319
Email: soundsofisu@gmail.com