This week, Jaci and Jen are joined by Criminal Justice Assistant Professor Shaun Gann. They discuss reform in the juvenile justice system and how it differs from the criminal justice system. Originally aired May 09, 2019.

As Radiothon continues, Luke, Jaci, and Jen host a special one-hour episode. Discussion topics include wealth inequality, music festivals, and Florida Man stories. In addition, Luke and Jen are pitted against one another as Jaci leads the games "Mueller Report or Watergate" and "Guess that Public Opinion Stat". Originally aired April 25, 2019.

Jen is joined today by Beth Markley for this special one-hour Radiothon episode. Among other things they discuss the newly released Mueller report and the Notre Dame cathedral fire, while extolling the value of community radio. Originally aired April 18, 2019.

As the state legislative session ends, our hosts review what was accomplished this year. The show also discusses state marijuana politics and the college admissions scandal. Originally aired April 11, 2019.

Preston Lewis is the cofounder and Chief Creative Officer of Black Box VR—a virtual reality fitness experience. Black Box VR’s innovative technology represents the world’s first fitness virtual reality space that uses real weight. They have invented a dynamic resistance machine that pairs with virtual reality game experiences. When the player is in the virtual reality world—wearing the VR headset—they can use their body like a controller with the game responding dynamically to their every move. The cofounders’ background at Bodybuilding.com also means that the fitness aspect of the experience is completely dialed in, with an integrated app to deliver short feedback loops and small victories. Preston is especially proud of the accuracy of reporting from the dynamic resistance machine and the potential to change the face of fitness adherence.

Jen, Luke, and Jaci discuss the Mueller Report, the initiative process in state legislatures, and free speech on college campuses. Originally aired March 28, 2019.

This week, Jaci and Luke meet with colleague John Freemuth to discuss the 2019 Andrus Center Conference on Energy, Salmon, Agriculture, and Community. Originally aired April 4, 2019.

On this episode, Jaci and Luke are joined by Nicole O'Reilly from Boise State's School of Social Work. The discussion covers food insecurity and its impact on communities. Originally aired March 14, 219.

Boise Angels is a Treasure Valley non-profit focusing on supporting foster families in skill and relationship building. In Idaho, numbers vary, but there are currently over 1,700 children in foster care. The need for foster homes remains high and they continue to turn over quickly, with over 60% of first time families calling it quits after their first year. It's difficult for families to deal with the emotional needs of children while getting their only help from already thin state resources. The average foster kid is forced to move 7 times in 2 years—a statistic Boise Angels wants to change. Emilee Fortin is the Vice President of Boise Angels and has made it her mission to eventually connect every foster family in the Treasure Valley with the support they need by way of a love box.

Antonio Hernandez Conservation Voters for Idaho is a statewide nonprofit that safeguards what makes Idaho special through voter representation and mobilization. From hot springs to clean water, Conservation Voters for Idaho protects the natural resources that Idahoans take for granted. Antonio Hernandez is a voter’s right associate working specifically with the Hispanic community in Idaho. His goal is to ensure that the people in these communities are fairly represented and have a strong voice for conservation in Idaho.