Shaped by his experience of homelessness, Dennis Conforto founded HouseCheck, an home inspection business which certifies a home's quality prior to listing.

Inspired by her time working with Furnace Hills Coffee in Maryland, Suzanne McIntosh founded The Percolator Fund to provide employment and educational opportunities in the coffee industry to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

This week, Jen , Corey, and Luke sit down with Jen Pierce, Professor of geoscience at Boise State university​. They discuss geomorphology in Idaho, wildfires in the west and the effect of climate change on fire seasons, and the Trump administration's announcement that no raises will be given to federal employees. The third segment also features jokes told by a special second guest. Aired August 30, 2018.

This week, Luke, Jen, and Jaci discuss a variety of topics related to government transparency. From Omarosa's tapes and the security of the White House to Melissa Howard 's fake diploma to transparency in Idaho's government and the rural/ urban divide. Aired August 16, 2018.

This week, Jaci and Jen address government corruption after Ada county Treasurer Vicki McIntyre was suspended for misuse of public funds. Other topics include political bubbles and living in political homogeneous areas, media diets, and diversifying media consumption. Aired August 2, 2018.

From opening restaurants to feeding the homeless and running for office, Max Mohammadi continues to have a noticeable impact on the Boise community. One of Mohammadi’s most well-known community services is “MaxGiving,” an annual event serving Thanksgiving dinner under a bridge to the homeless.

Allen Traylor is the founder of UpCycle, a fitness studio located in downtown Boise's BoDo district. As a holistic fitness center, Upcyle is designed to be a particularly supportive community —both mentally and physically.

Rod Gramer is the President and CEO of Idaho Business for Education, a non-profit organization founded on the premise that by working together, business leaders have the power to improve Idaho’s educational system.

After growing up in Garden City, Hannah Ball returned with a new vision for the future. Her company, Urban Land Development is creating of a new commercial corridor along 34th Street.

Inspired by the structure of community supported agriculture, Collin Rudeen founded Boise Brewing, one of only a few community-owned breweries in the country. Read the full Idaho Speakeasy story: idahospeakeasy.com/collin-rudeen-story