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The Arbiter Editors Show is a podcast where Editor-in-Chief Shannon Morgan interviews campus leaders and people of influence as well as tackles University issues.
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On August 25th 2008, a fire ripped through a quiet southeast Boise neighborhood and claimed the life of Boise State associate professor of linguistics Mary Ellen Ryder, who dedicated 20 years of her life to educating students at Boise State University. Professor Ryder perished in the inferno that destroyed 10 homes and severely damaged 9 others.
Shocked. Deeply saddened. Devastated. Numb. These are but a few words used by students, faculty and the community at large in their attempt to make sense of this unimaginable an unexpected tragedy.
Editor-in-chief of The Arbiter Shannon Morgan, interviews the Director of the Boise State University Counseling Services Dan Timberlake, about the process of reactions to trauma and loss.
Editor-in-Chief Dustin Lapray interviews BSU President Bob Kustra about safety on campus, the proposed gun legislation and new construction.
The Arbiter's sports show with host Trent Lootens and co-host Kirk Bell. Listen as they discuss current topics on local, national and internatial events. New podcasts every Wednesday.
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Trent Lootens, Kirk Bell, discuss WAC Basketball Tournament, BSU Volleyball, Oregon uniforms, Wimbledon, NBA Free-Agency
Trent and Kirk discuss Bronco football, Manny Ramirez, and USA Soccer
"On the Flip Side" is a forum where people can respectfully discuss important issues of our time in an effort to achieve a better understanding of our world and how we fit into it.
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1. Secular Student Alliance "cencored"
Editor-in-Chief Shannon Morgan interviews President of the Boise State Secular Student Alliance, Lloyd Lowe about what he feels is censorship of his organization at the Parent Family Weekend Tailgate. Mr. Lowe was forced to remove a banner that read "Have you outgrown your imaginary friend?"
2. Student Soldiers: War through the eyes of our classmates who've seen it.
Shannon Morgan interviews Sergeant Doug Price of the Idaho National Guard, about his two tours of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Price recalls the day he got to pass out backpacks full of school supplies and toys to children who attended a school that he helped build in Iraq. “That was the best day of my life to see a smile on the faces of those kids, because now they can learn … Chances are you win the hearts of these little ones who are eventually going to run that country. When you give them the impression you’re giving to them, that you’re not there to hurt them … hopefully that impression stays with them. That changes everything.”
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He reflects on how those memories helped him weather the intense violence he experienced in the war in Iraq, and how he still battles daily in the war that followed him home in his mind. “I saw a lot of things that no person should ever have to see. I’ve seen it all, the worst anyone could ever see.”
Price also shares how his views about the war have changed.” We’ve made a lot of difference and we’ve given the Iraqis every chance to get on their feet but they’ve got to do it on their own. We’re over there now just being targets.”
Sergeant Price would like his fellow Veterans to know he’s received excellent medical care from Idaho Elks Rehabilitation, and encourages them to seek help there. (208) 489-4444
An insider's view of Boise State University
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This podcast is a discussion about the issues surrounding homophobia. Some of the topics covered include what homophobia is, who it affects and what causes it. We also explore ways in which members of society can help stop the patterns of inequality and oppression created by homophobia. This podcast was created for a project for our Gender class and we would really appreciate some feedback on how you felt about the ideas discussed. Please e-mail your responses to: homophobiapodcast@live.com
Brad interviews Melissa Wintrow from Boise State Housing. Find out what is new with living on the Boise State campus.
“Turn it up!” is a show specifically about music that aims to highlight local muscians. Podcast host Shannon Morgan will find bands through MySpace, local concert houses, bars, and on campus, then ask them in the studio for a quick five to ten minute interview, as well as feature a few of their songs for your listening enjoyment.
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Shannon Morgan interviews Ink Dot Boy about the musical revolution he hopes to bring the world through his art.
2. Seth Brown from venue "Farmer Browns"
Award winning podcast show host Shannon Morgan interviews Seth Brown from Farmer Browns about thier upcoming show "Danksgiving" as well as the real good feel good experiance you have when you catch a concert with the Farmer Brown Crew. Download this podcast to hear samples of the music from local bands "Kamphire Collective" "United Roots" and "Buckskin Bible Review"
29 Idaho soldiers have died so far in the Global War on Terror. Each of these soldiers had a life, people who love them, cherish them, and miss them dearly. They had dreams, ambition, and hope for the future. They were brave, dedicated and passionate about protecting what mattered most to them in the world - their families, friends, and freedom.
This is their story.
Produced by Shannon Morgan and Brian Luptak
Hosted by Shannon Morgan
Soldier profiles read by: Dustin Lapray, Jake Garcin, Steve Norell, Dwight Murphy, Jonathan Sawmiller, Sherika Martinez and Shannon Morgan
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29 Idaho soldiers have died so far in the Global War on Terror. Each of these soldiers had a life, people who love them, cherish them, and miss them dearly. They had dreams, ambition, and hope for the future. They were brave, dedicated and passionate about protecting what mattered most to them in the world - their families, friends, and freedom. This is their story. Produced by Shannon Morgan and Brian Luptak Soldier profiles read by: Shannon Morgan, Dustin Lapray, Jake Garcin, Steve Norell, Dwight Murphy, Jonathan Sawmiller, Sherika Martinez
Editor-in-Chief Dustin Lapray, Sports Editor Jake Garcin, Advertising Executive Dwight Murphy, Production Manager Steve Norell and podcast host and writer Shannon Morgan read profiles on the 29 Idaho soldiers that have died during the Global War on Terror.
Want to know what it takes to be in the music industry? Listen to find out what artists have to say about their first show, being on tour and sometimes we they share crazy experiences. These are not your average band interviews, this is backstage pass. Our sponsor for the show this month is Crossroads Angel; an upcoming new service for those in the performance industry.
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Outside the Terrapin Station with Sprockets before their show with Tumbledown, SGFY and Motorik. This is one of their first shows in Boise since their move to Las Vegas and was also their album release.
Mike's new band Tumbledown toured through Boise on their way to SXSW. In this interview he talks about the new music and difference between MXPX and Tumbledown. There are different obstacles he faces with Tumbledown than with MXPX; listen to what he has to say.
The Steelhead interns put together their own podcast shows. Get the latest scope on what is happening with the Kelly Cup champs then go and vote for your favorite intern by getting your tix online with their login!
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Mike brings you up to date with the Steelheads.
Mike brings you up to date with the Steelheads.
PopRocks! is a celebration of all things pop culture and mass media. Looking for a serious talk about serious issues? You won't find it here! Managing Editor Charlotte Taylor and Copy Editor Laura Rogers explore the world of movies, music, fashion, gossip and reality TV. Stop by for a listen if you want to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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In the final episode of the semester, the PopRocks! girls pay tribute to their favorite shows, laugh about Brit Brit and give props to a scorned woman. The girls also introduce their greatest discovery of the year: Green Porno! The top five of the week could be the most attractive in PopRocks! history. It is the top five greatest Hollywood comebacks. The PopRocks! girls want to thank all their loyal fans for listening and reading. None of this would be possible without you!
It was a sad week in Hollywood, Bea Arthur died. The girls share some more upsetting news in the world of Puffin. They also chime in on a rumored romance between a golden boy and the girl from the Golden State. There’s a hot recommendation this week that should make a couple film companies shake in their boots. The girls also have some fun with this week’s top five – sexiest scenes from sports movies.
Blue Turf is not a show about sports or football, but rather the political world around us locally and nationally. Think of this radio and podcast program as a voice to reflect, organize, and add to the left leaning political perspectives in your mind (if that’s where you stand). How does this show connect to the life of a college student, you ask? Simply because political issues and politicians directly affect your financial aid, the quality of your education, and this country you continue to live in after graduation. Blue Turf will continue to evolve and deliver to students a quality political talk show that will be far from boring.
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Part 1 Opinion writers Dustin Hurst and Steve Mercado both speak about the recent Tea Party Protest in Boise Idaho and the message behind the protest nationwide. It’s agreed, from both a let leaning and right leaning perspective, that the message behind the protest was mixed and not well organized. It’s agreed that these tea parties were not post-partisan and more right wing lead with a anti-Obama feel. Some of the most vulgar protest signs are talked about, as well as some reasons why the tea parties didn’t formulate until now.
Part 2 Opinion writers Dustin Hurst and Steve Mercado both speak about the recent Tea Party Protest in Boise Idaho and the message behind the protest nationwide. It’s agreed, from both a let leaning and right leaning perspective, that the message behind the protest was mixed and not well organized. It’s agreed that these tea parties were not post-partisan and more right wing lead with a anti-Obama feel. Some of the most vulgar protest signs are talked about, as well as some reasons why the tea parties didn’t formulate until now.
This podcast channel features the podcast interviews between ASBSU candidates and journalists from The Arbiter
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Candidate for Senator at-Large.
Candidate for Senator at-large.
My show's will be a variety mix from the Motorcycle Community. The shows will consist of; Calendar of rides, Interviews with people in the community about Building, Maintenance of, Safety, Training/Learning, etc... I am open for suggestions & ideas from those out there who ride.
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My first show is just introducing the audience of what is to come. An introduction of sorts about a Motorcycle Podcast show about Motorcyle riding and what is going on in said community!
