Jaci, Luke, and Jen discuss then end of the 350-day government shutdown. The show also talks about Idaho's new gubernatorial administration and Brad Little's start as governor. Originally aired January 31, 2019.

This week, special guest Alexis Madrigal joins Corey, Luke, and Jen to discuss e-scooters. E-scooters as a disruptive technology and policy surrounding them, comparative regulation between Boise and other cities where e-scooters have been deployed, and how e-scooters pose challenges for car-centric infrastructure. Originally aired January 24, 2019.

Stephanie Witt joins Jaci and Luke in the studio to talk about how the continuing shutdown is impacting the Idaho workforce. Other topics include the censuring of Steve King and preemptive policy. Originally aired January 17, 2019.

This week, your hosts discuss the continuing government shutdown, Idaho's state legislature and the State of the State, diversity, inclusivity, and white privilege in higher ed. Originally aired January 10, 2019.

Jaci, Luke, and Jen discuss the government shutdown and the impact on day-to-day lives. They also discuss New Year Resolutions for the show and themselves. Originally aired January 03, 2019.

This week, Jen and Luke sit down with John Freemuth and discuss the EPA, the Department of the interior, and public lands issues in Idaho. Originally aired December 20, 2018.

Jim Thomas Jim Thomas is the head coach of the women’s soccer team at Boise State University. Over the past 5 years, he has transformed the soccer program at Boise State into a whole person experience, strategically bringing in new recruits to build a better Boise State community. The journey of the team has been marked by major recent transformation, and Jim says part of that process is a reflection on his own evolution as a leader. Thanks to philosophy as much as physical conditioning, the Bronco soccer team has grown not only in their success rate but in overall character as well.

Marcu Alexander Founded by Marcu Alexander and her family as a way to help fund the research efforts for Heart Cystinosis, Hearts for Hadley has hosted several fundraising efforts and broke the $100,000 mark at their most recent event. Due to limited government funding because of the rarity of Heart Cystinosis, Hearts for Hadley and other organizations like it form the primary basis of funding efforts searching for a cure.

Christiane Rudd Our Planet Soap is a Boise based company offering natural, cold processed soap, handmade in small batches. All the products are palm free and named after an endangered animal with 10% of profits donated to conservation efforts. Chris Rudd, the founder and maker behind the company is a self-proclaimed soap nerd who has done extensive research to ensure that her products are not only good for your skin but are environmentally friendly. Besides donating part of her profits to conservation, Chris has done detailed research to ensure that the ingredients she sources are ethically and environmentally sound, organic and GMO-free.

This week, Jaci and Luke welcome Carlos Matutes, Executive Director of the Southwest Idaho Mountain Biking Association.

Originally aired December 13, 2018.