BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho Radio · African American Alliance President Talks About Annual Banquet

BYU-Idaho Radio · Rep. Jon Weber Reflects on 2021, Looks Ahead to 2022 Legislature

BYU-Idaho Radio · Interview with Idaho State Representative Ron Nate

BYU-Idaho Radio · Interview with Idaho Congressional candidate Bryan Smith

BYU-Idaho Radio · Interview with Santa Claus

Since she was a young girl, Amanda French has always loved heroes and princesses. She pursued her dream job after high school and became a princess performer for Disney. In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, French explained how she has adapted this love for storybook characters to the Idaho scene.

While serving as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Germany, Michael Blanchard fell in love with the charm of European Christmas markets. Once he returned home, he collected and perfected recipes and decided to open a German-inspired food truck business called Cocoa Nut in Rexburg. In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, Blanchard explained the inspiration behind this business.

Cami Dodson, volleyball coach at Sugar-Salem High School, retired from her position on Dec. 6. She fell in love with volleyball as a player in high school. Since then, Dodson has had a rewarding 20-year career in coaching. In an interview with BYU-Idaho Radio, she shared the most rewarding thing about being a coach.

18-year-old Ethan and 21-year-old Ernie Lozano own and operate a local thrift store called Superlame Vintage in Rexburg. The thrift store opened in June of this year and is already gaining public notice.