KISU FM 91 Public Radio

12/01/2025

An exciting and urgent call to action for KISU listeners!

We have an exciting opportunity to make a very meaningful difference for KISU tomorrow. A generous supporter has offered a $14,000 challenge gift if we receive 50 donations of any amount tomorrow, December 2, on Giving Tuesday.

10/30/2025

https://www.kisu.org/music/2025-10-30/cpb-secures-music-rights-for-public-media-through-2027

For decades, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has taken the lead in negotiating and administering systemwide music licensing agreements on behalf of public media. On October 29, CPB announced that it had reached new three-year agreements with the five major performing rights organizatio...

09/15/2025

Dr. Jeff Meldrum was Idaho's preeminent researcher into the cryptoid known as Bigfoot.

09/13/2025

https://www.kisu.org/kisu/2025-09-12/isu-college-republicans-to-hold-memorial-event-for-charlie-kirk-on-saturday-september-13th

The ISU College Republicans would like to invite all community members, local dignitaries, law enforcement and veterans organizations to a memorial event honoring Charlie Kirk on Saturday, September 13, from 8 to 9 pm. The event will be at the ISU Quad. Non-burning candles will be available to atten...

07/18/2025

https://www.kisu.org/kisu/2025-07-18/help-kisu-keep-the-lights-on-federal-funding-cuts-threaten-our-mission

Late last night, the House passed the Senate-amended Rescissions Act, which revokes $1.1 billion in critical funding for public media that had already been approved. As a result, KISU-FM has lost an unprecedented 25% of our annual budget. For a small, rural station like KISU—with limited discretio...

07/14/2025

As soon as tomorrow, the US Senate will vote on the Rescissions Act, a bill that would revoke already-approved public media funding. Many are acting to prevent tens of millions of Americans from being disconnected from local stations and the essential services they rely on. If passed the impacts on KISU-FM will be immediate and devastating.

You can contact Idaho Senators Mike Crapo and James Risch right now to urge them to remove cuts to local, rural, and tribal stations from the bill:

Senator Mike Crapo: 202-224-6142

Senator James Risch: 202-224-2752