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The Arbiter Editors Show is a monthly podcast where Editor-in-Chief Dustin Lapray talks about the state of the Arbiter, interviews campus leaders and people of influence as well as tackles University issues.
Recent Podcasts
Editor-in-Chief Dustin Lapray interviews BSU President Bob Kustra about safety on campus, the proposed gun legislation and new construction.
2. Arbiter Sports Talk 03/05/08
The guys talk about BSU basketball, the NFL pro day, Brett Favre's retirement and also dip into the NBA.
Arbiter Sports Talk show with Dustin Lapray, Editor-in-Chief and Jake Garcin, Sports Editor of The Arbiter
Recent Podcasts
1. Arbiter Sports Talk 05/12/08
All good things must come to an end. After 116 episodes and more than 20,000 downloads, this era of Arbiter Sports Talk has come to an end. Along with the latest sporting news, Jake, Dustin and Brian are in the studio to take a trip down memory lane of this hopeful legacy.
2. Arbiter Sports Talk 05/08/08
The guys are in the studio to talk about the NBA, Spygate and more on this second to last episode of AST.
"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.
Recent Podcasts
1. 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
2. Student Soldiers: War through the eyes of our classmates who've seen it.
Award winning podcast show host Shannon Morgan interviews US Army Specialist Jimmy Allen about his tour of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
“I enlisted in the military because my family has a very long history of going into the military when they came of age. I’ve had a family member in every major war since the Revolutionary War. I saw this one as my generations time to step up and carry on the family tradition.”
Allen was a medic assigned to a scout-sniper platoon and received a medical discharge from the Army when he was diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
When recalling his worst day in Iraq he said, “I had taken pictures of one guy and the last picture ever of him alive was of him flipping me off, just joking around and laughing, you know … just messing around being friends. A half second later, three of them got blown up. I ran out there and none of them made it … two of them died in my arms that day. There was nothing I could do medically to help them. So it was pretty much just hold ’em, pray and cry with them.”
An insider's view of Boise State University
Recent Podcasts
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.
Recent Podcasts
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
Recent Podcasts
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.
Backstagestage Pass is a podcast dedicated to interviewing local/underground artists. A chance for the artists to speak out and
the audience to learn about new music.
Recent Podcasts
Jennifer Orr interviews Mury
2. Backstage Pass with Lefleur
Jennifer Orr interviews Lefleur
Prepare to be “Bitch Slapped!” with a show in which your vivacious, witty hosts, Sherika Martinez and Shannon Morgan highlight important social issues with a feminist twist.
Recent Podcasts
1. MySpace... you just got Bitch Slapped
How do you use social networking websites? Sherika Martinez and Shannon Morgan used MySpace to bust a cheating boyfriend, which resulted in them dumping Captain Compulsive Liar (aka cheating boyfriend) and joining forces to become committed friends and hosts of this podcast show. Tune in to hear the story of how they “Bitch Slapped!” Captain Compulsive Liar, as well as other tips and tricks of how to use MySpace to your advantage.
Sherika Martienez and Shannon Morgan interview Boise female cage fighter Michelle Ould about the dynamics of being a woman in a male dominated sport as well as how practicing mixed martial arts has empowered her to take life by the horns.
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!
Recent Podcasts
Mike brings you up to date with the Steelheads.
Mike brings you up to date with the Steelheads.
Listen to podcast interviews with individuals who are running in the upcoming election for the Associated Students of Boise State (ASBSU).
Recent Podcasts
The Arbiter interviews Robert C. Heise, candidate for ASBSU Senator-Applied Tech.
The Arbiter interviews Geo Engberson, candidate for ASBSU Senator-College of Engineering.
The Opinion podcast that tells it like it is. Hosted by the various talented and good looking staff members of the Arbiter's Opinion section. We tell you what we think, whether you want to hear it or not.
Recent Podcasts
Opinion Editor Sherika Martinez hosts the show with journalist Ryan Luschar and special guest Jessy Hendersen. They wax eloquent on the many travesties and ironies and cruelties that the students of Boise State have come to associate with the parking system.
