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Jamon Anderson

Jamon Anderson

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General Manager, KISU-FM (Pocatello, ID)

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  • Symphony Conductor Dr. Nell Flanders and guest performer Hovia Edwards discuss Songs of the Land, the next performance by ISCS on November 2.

    By Jamon Anderson Verified| KISU-FM (Pocatello, ID) Verified Within the current Idaho State Civic Symphony season, Echos of Time and Place, the performance titled Songs of the Land will be presented on Saturday, November 2nd at the Jensen Grand Concert Hall. This unique performance incorporates music and dance from the Shoshone-Bannock tribes, including the piece Farewell, which was co-composed by Hovia Edwards as a solo Native American flute melody. Hear our KISU conversation with Hovia and Symphony Conductor Dr. Flanders.

    By Jamon Anderson Verified · KISU-FM (Pocatello, ID)

    Oct. 26, 2024

  • Coach Charles Johnston explains the new ISU Esports Program

    By Jamon Anderson Verified| KISU-FM (Pocatello, ID) Verified

    By Jamon Anderson Verified · KISU-FM (Pocatello, ID)

    Oct. 09, 2024

  • Symphony Conductor Dr. Nell Flanders and guest performer Hovia Edwards discuss Songs of the Land, the next performance by ISCS on November 2.

    By Jamon Anderson Verified| KISU-FM (Pocatello, ID) Verified Within the current Idaho State Civic Symphony season, Echos of Time and Place, the performance titled Songs of the Land will be presented on Saturday, November 2nd at the Jensen Grand Concert Hall. This unique performance incorporates music and dance from the Shoshone-Bannock tribes, including the piece Farewell, which was co-composed by Hovia Edwards as a solo Native American flute melody. Hear our KISU conversation with Hovia and Symphony Conductor Dr. Flanders.

    By Jamon Anderson Verified · KISU-FM (Pocatello, ID)

    Oct. 26, 2024

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KISU-FM (Pocatello, ID)

Pocatello, Idaho, United States

+1 208-282-0211