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Pocatello

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Oct 30, 2026

Colter NuanezHOST
29:38
And all of a sudden then it's November and here we go, buckle up.
Colter NuanezHOST
29:41
And they got the trip to Pocatello coming up.
Colter NuanezHOST
29:43
You know, you got the Grizz coming to town.
Colter NuanezHOST
29:44
There's a lot of stuff to be determined still.
Daniel StormichelHOST
37:41
Either city council or a city senate seat or something along the lines.
Daniel StormichelHOST
37:46
Ran for political office every single year in Pocatello, Idaho.
Daniel StormichelHOST
37:52
And his legal name on all of the forms was the Idaho Lorax.
SmarmsHOST
37:58
I'm so glad you have a local cryptid.
Ellie GilbreathGUEST
13:49
And then also there are some great new solutions for community health care.
Ellie GilbreathGUEST
13:53
There's a group in Pocatello that is doing such good work for community health and those smaller, more centralized health care opportunities.
Ellie GilbreathGUEST
14:04
And they were just so wonderful.
Ellie GilbreathGUEST
14:06
And we can find new solutions.
Byron DuffinHOST
26:25
He actually was playing down the road from our house, about 40 miles from our house, last weekend.
Byron DuffinHOST
26:32
Really? In Pocatello, Idaho.
Byron DuffinHOST
26:33
No, we were at another festival.
Byron DuffinHOST
26:35
Rob
Adam ReaderHOST
20:49
And this song hit me with like a ton of bricks.
Adam ReaderHOST
20:51
I remember calling up our local radio station, Z-103 out of Pocatello, Idaho, and dedicating this song to Beth and asking for her to come back to me.
Adam ReaderHOST
21:04
And my dad...
Adam ReaderHOST
21:06
My dad heard it on the radio.
Steve TeichertGUEST
8:27
So he decided, well, I'll do something else.
Steve TeichertGUEST
8:29
So he went to Pocatello and the railroad went through there.
John HaskellHOST
8:32
And he got on with the railroad.
Steve TeichertGUEST
8:35
And he worked there and came home on weekends and started up the ranch and milk cow and garden, you know, like most homesteaders did.
Steve TeichertGUEST
10:51
Out there, Afton, Wyoming, over the top from Afton on the Outlaw side.
Steve TeichertGUEST
10:57
Really good country, and it still is.
Steve TeichertGUEST
11:00
And they'd summon their cows up there, and they'd bring them back down to the bottoms down there where they lived on the Indian Reservation, and they'd cut out all the dry cows and take them down to Pocatello and ship them.
Steve TeichertGUEST
11:12
Now, a dry cow was worth more than a pound of calf.
LauraHOST
11:35
This one's going to be good.
AutumnHOST
11:36
Okay, so I am covering today Pocatello High School in Pocatello, Idaho.
AutumnHOST
11:44
A big thanks to Katie H., one of our amazing listeners, for suggesting this location for our season.
LauraHOST
11:53
Yay!
AutumnHOST
11:56
Katie snaps.
AutumnHOST
11:57
I have never heard of Pocatello High School, or at least I think.
AutumnHOST
12:02
thought i
LauraHOST
12:03
had never heard about it
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:05
He lived in Warsaw, New York, during his father's residency.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:10
The family moved to Pocatello, Idaho in 1949, where he lived until he went off to college.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:18
Mel began his academic journey at Pocatello High School, earning his college prep diploma in 1959.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:26
He then moved on to complete his Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts at John Hopkins University in 1963.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:35
Mel furthered his education at the University of Chicago, where he earned a Master of Business Administration, MBA, in Hospital and Healthcare Facilities Administration and Management in 1965.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:05
He lived in Warsaw, New York, during his father's residency.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:10
The family moved to Pocatello, Idaho in 1949, where he lived until he went off to college.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:18
Mel began his academic journey at Pocatello High School, earning his college prep diploma in 1959.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:26
He then moved on to complete his Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts at John Hopkins University in 1963.
Erin LondonNARRATOR
30:35
Mel furthered his education at the University of Chicago, where he earned a Master of Business Administration, MBA, in Hospital and Healthcare Facilities Administration and Management in 1965.
Bruce SkaugGUEST
31:00
I'm shopping that around the state with law enforcement and with those that want to see all cameras gone right now.
Bruce SkaugGUEST
31:07
And I'll be over in Pocatello right after the election talking to your law enforcement.
Julie MasonHOST
31:12
Okay.
Neal LarsonHOST
31:13
Sounds great.

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