City Club of Idaho Falls

The City Club of Idaho Falls

Business EN ↓ 160 episodes

The City Club of Idaho Falls is an independent, nonpartisan forum for discussion of public affairs. Forums are recorded and rebroadcast on KISU-FM 91.3

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City Club of Idaho Falls

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Business

Podcast website

www.ifcityclub.com

Latest episode

Jun 24, 2026

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Episodes

Globalization and American Economics 18.12.2008

Dr. Kim B. Clark, President of Brigham Young University-Idaho, Economics doctorate from Harvard University

Presidential Elections and Presidential Failures with insights into the 2008 election 14.11.2008

Professor Richard Pious, Ph. D., is an eminent presidential scholar and author, most recently of “Why Presidents Fail”

The state of affairs in Washington, D.C. 02.07.2008

United States Sen. Bob Bennett (R-Utah)

Restoring the Presidency of the United States 20.06.2008

Dr. David Adler, Professor of Political Science at Idaho State University

2008 Legislative Session 18.04.2008

Idaho State Senate Majority Leader, Bart Davis

The Economic Impact of Idaho State University 28.03.2008

Dr. Aurthur Vailas, ISU President

The State of Affairs in Washington 19.02.2008

Senator Mike Crapo

How the state plans to deal with one of our greatest resources – Water 25.01.2008

David Tuthill, Idaho’s Director of Water Resources

Update on Washington 14.12.2007

Congressman Mike Simpson of Idaho

Pressing Issues in the State and Country: Q & A 22.06.2007

Former U.S. Senator James McClure Former Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus

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