Learn about the world of X-rays, Boise State's Radiologic Science program, aliens and teleporters, and great places around Boise, as we chat with the Radiologic Science Department! Featuring Kendall Pongon, Laura Kovaleski, Dave LaGuardia, and Douglas Pearlstein.

Join us as we explore the future of respiratory care, innovative machinery, and cutting-edge software. 🎧🫁 Featuring insights from faculty and alumni Trevor Lee and recent graduate Abby Quigley, who’s now pursuing her master’s in respiratory care.

 Join Sam Butler, Health Studies major, as he kicks off the second season of BroncoTales. In this first episode, Joelle Powers, Dean and Professor of College of Health Sciences and the colleges two ASBSU Academic Senators, Tryphene Bulape-Mishambo, Social Work major, and Makena Chase, Nursing student, join as they talk about the impact of ASBSU in student’s lives, as well as their own, college experiences, and how students can make the most of their college years. Tune in to hear tips, advice, and the future of the College of Health Sciences from our new Dean, Joelle Powers. 

Please reach out to [email protected] or [email protected] for any further information about ASBSU or how to get involved! 

This episode of Bronco Tales takes a look into a niche category in the wide range of social work. Dr. Jacoba Rock, a Clinical Assistant Professor here at Boise State, gives an in depth explanation of Forensic Social Work. Dr. Rock has first hand experience and has worked with hundreds of incarcerated individuals in the criminal legal system.

Listen now to learn more about this fascinating area of social work!

James Serpa, the audio-visual guru, and marketing major, reveals the learning curve of working in healthcare. Calvin Doerr, the social media manager, and kinesiology major shares how being involved in the college has led to success in other aspects of life. Courtney Peterson, the graphic designer, and graphic design major, presents her perspective on media and how it affects all students. Each one of them reflects on their experience, and draws comparisons between one another.

You might not know it, but nursing school is more than homework, simulations, and clinicals. In this episode, we take a deep dive into extracurriculars as a nursing student. From joining the Student Nurses Association (SNA) to building relationships with faculty as a research assistant, senior Nicolette Missbrenner shares the benefits she's experienced from taking every opportunity to get involved outside of class.

In this episode, we discuss how Boise State School of Public and Population Health students and faculty are using upstream prevention models to better assess youth mental health needs across the state. Meet two of the students working with the Communities for Youth organization — Kaydin Griffin and Libbie Luevanos — and learn how they best understand the needs of Idaho's communities through connection, conversation and data.

In this episode, curiosity meets clarity, and the mysteries of radiologic technology are unraveled. We sat down with Kristie Hanson, a seasoned radiologic technologist, to address all the questions you've ever had but were hesitant to ask. From demystifying imaging procedures to ensuring patient safety and discussing the latest technological advancements, we explore the world of radiology through the lens of an expert. Gain insights into the daily life of a radiologic technologist, understand the precautions taken to minimize radiation exposure, and learn about the various imaging procedures that play a crucial role in healthcare. Whether you're considering a career in radiologic technology or simply seeking a better understanding of this vital field, this podcast promises an engaging and informative journey into the heart of radiology. Learn more today at https://www.boisestate.edu/radiologicsciences/

Laci Whipple, Body Image Intern at BroncoFit studying her masters in addiction and eating disorders, sits down with Amy Roberts, a social worker with Health Services, to discuss Body Acceptance Week at Boise State. They dive into what it means to practice body positivity while acknowledging we are so much more than our bodies.

Ever wondered what a respiratory therapist does? Curious about what career options there are for respiratory therapists after college? Want to learn more about the largest, most well-known respiratory care program in the country, housed right here in Idaho? Then tune on January 2 to hear from Megan Koster, Department Chair and Program Director of the Master of Science in Respiratory Care Program and Camille Stover, Program Director and Clinical Assistant Professor for the On Campus Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care Program