BYUIdaho Radio The Podcasts

Idaho legislators Senator Ricks and Representative Ruchti share events from the Idaho legislative session from January 16-20.By BYU-Idaho Radio

In this evening's Headlines... The details on a fatal shooting in Pocatello today. Plus, as a winter storm closes in, we have what you can expect. Then, you are invited to the Portneuf Health Fair tomorrow.By BYU-Idaho Radio

An interview with Idaho national Laboratories campus master planner, Brad Cramer, where he talks about applying his background to his new position and the importance of embracing change.https://www.byui.edu/radio/brad-cramerBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Morning Headlines for January 27th 2023 covers and update on the Salt Lake Temple renovations for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a new commuter shuttle between American Falls and Pocatello, and improvements to First Street in Ammon.By BYU-Idaho Radio

We've got your Evening Headlines for January 26, 2023... First, five Arkansas students have died after a crash in Wyoming. Then, student reporter, Logan Miller, takes a look at how one school is promoting fitness. In Church news, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has donated a new clinic to Zimbabwe.…

Hosts Savannah Bewley, Noah Farley, Kaitlyn Tippits and Nathan Anderson discuss the ups and downs of FHE at BYU-Idaho.By BYU-Idaho Radio

In an interview with Madison School District's new director of communications, Macail Chavez, she talks about getting to know the community in this new endeavour and her plans for the future.https://www.byui.edu/radio/macail-chavezBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Skyline and Idaho Falls High Schools are participating in the Souper Bowl, the Idaho Museum of Natural History is hosting an evening of remembrance tonight of the Bear River Massacre, and Teton Regional Land Trust is hosting a poster design contest.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Happy Wednesday! These are your Evening Headlines for January 25, 2023... The family of the Daybell's is asking the judge to reconsider his ban of cameras in the courtroom. Plus, a few BYU-Idaho students studied the culture of dating on campus. Also, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is helping victims of natural disaster in Californi…

In an interview with psychology students Melissa Wilson, Chris Neinstedt, and Natalie Johnson they talk about interesting discoveries they made while researching the dating culture at BYU-Idaho.https://www.byui.edu/radio/datingBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Morning Headlines for January 25th, 2023 covers the results of using counterfeit money at a gas station, the Idaho Legislature's budget making committee meeting this week, and support for mothers in Kenya.By BYU-Idaho Radio

These are your Evening Headlines for January 24, 2023... The jury in Daybell case will not be sequestered. Plus, community leaders got together this morning at the State of the Cities and County Breakfast. Then, the 16th annual Sportsmen Against Hunger event is happening this weekend.By BYU-Idaho Radio

This week’s devotional speaker, Sam Merrick, the facilities maintenance and operations director at BYU-Idaho, shared a messaged about understanding who we are and our purpose as children of God. He focused his words on finding courage amidst trials and the role we play in helping others discover their purpose.https://www.byui.edu/radio/sam-merrick…

In an interview with Sam Merrick, the facilities maintenance and operations director at BYU-Idaho, he talks about his message about understanding who we are and our purpose as children of God.https://www.byui.edu/radio/sam-merrickBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Idaho Fish and Game has been monitoring winter conditions and potential impacts on big game animals, Idaho gas prices are below the national average, and Enhabit Hospice in Pocatello donated to Family Services Alliance.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Lawmakers are tossing several bills around the Wyoming senate to tackle the problem of election integrity, BYU-Idaho Radio interviews an online student from South Sudan, and the Anchorage, Alaska temple is getting a facelift.By BYU-Idaho Radio

An interview with online BYU-Idaho student, Atong Aguto. She moved from South Sudan to Uganda 13 years ago when her home country became a war zone. She shares her journey as a refugee, finding The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and how she overcame challenges.https://www.byui.edu/radio/atong-aguto…

Former Cincinnati Bengals football coach, Marvin Lewis, spoke at the Idaho Falls African American Association Martin Luther King, Jr. banquet on Thursday, January 19, 2023.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Morning Headlines For January 23rd, 2023 covers updates on the court appearance of Sarah Wondra, U-S marshals arrest a man in Rexburg, and the Idaho Falls Community Garden.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Here are your Evening Headlines for this Friday... First, The U.S. Marshals service is asking for your help to locate a fugitive. Then, student reporter, Celeste Simmons has the details on a local MLK banquet. Also, Elder Gong and his wife are speaking at Roots Tech 2023.By BYU-Idaho Radio

An interview with Kristi Appelhans, President of the Idaho Falls Community Garden Association, where we talk about the association's gardening classes.https://www.byui.edu/radio/garden-associationBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Morning Headlines for Friday, January 20th, 2023 covers avalanche safety, recovery and awareness courses for skiers, snowboarders, hikers, and snow-mobile enthusiasts, and the lifting of snow related parking restrictionsBy BYU-Idaho Radio

The judge in the Lori Vallow-Daybell and Chad Daybell murder trial denied a request to postpone their trial, avalanche safety courses are available for everyone, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints celebrated their 10-year anniversary of working with UNICEF.By BYU-Idaho Radio

New host Noah Farley, joins returning hosts Savannah Bewley, Colton Scholl and Hayden Hon in a chat about goal making. The discussion includes strategies to keep going on hard goals, and starting obtainable goals.By BYU-Idaho Radio

An interview with Peter Schuler, East Region Training Coordinator for the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation, where we discuss avalanche safety awareness training hosted by the department.https://www.byui.edu/radio/avalancheBy BYU-Idaho Radio

An Instagram account linked to the University of Idaho murder suspect was following all three of the female victims, rangers rescued a man caught in an avalanche, and the Idaho Falls Regional Airport is hosting its first student art contest.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper gave her State of the City address today, we interview Ward Hicks, a master beekeeper that teaches beekeeping classes in Rexburg, and Elder Neil L. Anderson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gave a devotional address to students at BYU.…

In an interview with master beekeeper and former BYU-Idaho professor, Ward Hicks, he shares his journey to becoming a beekeeper that goes back for generations and encourages the community to support honeybees.https://www.byui.edu/radio/master-beekeeper-ward-hicksBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Morning Headlines for Wednesday January 18th covers the coming rise in gas prices for the gem state, the dedication of the San Juan, Puerto Rico temple, a generous donation from the City of Pocatello employees, and the delay of BYU-Idaho's first center stage concert of the year.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Prosecutors say they have evidence that Lori Vallow-Daybell intended for her children to die and participated in their killings, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donated 40,000 pounds of food to those in need in St. Louis, and Young Women General President Bonnie H. Cordon gave today's BYU-Idaho devotional address.…

January 17, 2023 Devotional: Young Women General President Bonnie H. Cordon by BYU-Idaho RadioBy BYU-Idaho Radio

In an interview with Young Women General President Bonnie H. Cordon, we discuss unique experiences she has had throughout her life and ways we can become better daily disciples of Jesus Christ.https://www.byui.edu/radio/president-bonnie-h-cordonBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Idaho State Police is investigating a crash on I-15, the U.S. National Park Service will waive entry fees to visit national parks on a few days this year, and leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ ministered in St. Louis for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.By BYU-Idaho Radio

This is an interview with Amanda Kumiko Kent, director of Take the Reins, which teaches leadership, unity, and self-management through working with horses.https://www.byui.edu/radio/take-the-reinsBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Happy Friday the 13th! Here are your Evening Headlines for this Friday... Idaho Governor, Brad Little, has requested $10 million for pedestrian safety. Plus, The Idaho Legislature went into session this week, political reporter, Elise Forbes, breaks down what we need to know. Finally, the mayor of Idaho Falls has handed out 10 Mayor's Choice Awards…

Senator Doug Ricks and Representative Britt Raybould share insights on the first week of the Idaho legislative session.By BYU-Idaho Radio

An interview with Savannah Seagmiller, a tutor at the Reading Center at BYU-Idaho.https://www.byui.edu/radio/reading-centerBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Morning Headlines For January 13th 2023 covers Wyoming's amount of women in college, the Pocatello Animal shelter discounts for adoption, and board changes for School District 91.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Here are the Evening Headlines for your Thursday... Officials are investigating an attempted robbery and shooting at a Pocatello home. Plus, local officers say as snow falls, safe driving is key. Finally, the 2023 Idaho State Legislative session is underway.By BYU-Idaho Radio

In this interview with Spori Art Gallery Curator Kyoung Dabell, we discuss the gallery's current exhibit "Small Works."https://www.byui.edu/radio/art-strollBy BYU-Idaho Radio

The legislative session convened yesterday, the Chubbuck Police Department needs help finding a runaway teen, and Walmart will offer free health screenings on Saturday.By BYU-Idaho Radio

These are your Evening Headlines for January 11, 2023... A woman is in custody after stabbing her ex-husband. Plus, the Ashton Library is hosting a quilt show next month. In Church news, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has donated a mammography to help fight breast cancer in Uruguay.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Rosie Kong, owner and founder of local Rexburg businesses Daisy Links and At Home Plants, talks about recent business expansion, building community, and balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship.By BYU-Idaho Radio

In this interview, founder of the Teton Climbers Coalition, Christian Beckwith shares the coalitions purpose and how they plan to involve the community through their film festival, AlpinFilm.https://www.byui.edu/radio/teton-climbers-coalitionBy BYU-Idaho Radio

Morning Headlines For Wednesday January 11th 2023 covers a student poster competition, fraud at the DMV, construction of the Rexburg Denny's, and updates to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints' Family History centers.By BYU-Idaho Radio

These are your Evening Headlines for January 10, 2023... The attorneys for Lori Vallow-Daybell have filed a notice of Alibi. Plus, the Denny's is set to open soon, in Rexburg. Also, President Nelson will mark his fifth year as leader of the Church this week.By BYU-Idaho Radio

This is President and Sister Eyring's January 2023 devotional.By BYU-Idaho Radio

In this interview with President Henry J. Eyring and his wife, Kelly Eyring, we discuss their devotional talks, their love story, and more.By BYU-Idaho Radio

2023 high school graduating seniors can apply for Pocatello's "Promise of Tomorrow Mayoral Scholarship," the IFPD needs help finding a woman who disappeared on Sunday, and the location of the Barcelona Spain Temple has been announced.By BYU-Idaho Radio

Here are your Evening Headlines for January 9, 2023... A man is in jail after chasing people with a hammer. Plus, a look at Governor Little's State of the State Address. Also, work has begun on Mexico newest temple.By BYU-Idaho Radio