BYU-Idaho Radio

The Idaho Falls Symphany was not spared from the impact of COVID-19. Because performing is a work so heavily reliant on an audience, the symphony adjusted from having regular in-person performances to virtual ones. Thomas Heuser, the music director of the Idaho Falls Symphony, shared with BYU-Idaho Radio how social media became a greater part in sharing concerts than ever before.

One of the consequences of COVID-19 shutdowns was taking work and school into the home. This meant that kids and parents were no longer separating for these activities but functioning in the same environment. Early 2000s studies have consistently shown that parents are less satisfied with life than single people. However, a recent study highlighted in a Deseret News article shows the correlation between happiness and parenthood has changed.

BYU-Idaho Radio · Interview with authors Patrick Mason & David Pulsipher about their book "Proclaim Peace"

BYU-Idaho Radio · Interview with Hailey Andrew of Mind Body Burn

BYU-Idaho Radio · Monster Mash Auditions

BYU-Idaho Radio · Civil Air Patrol Positively Shapes the Lives of Young Cadets

BYU-Idaho Radio · Pocatello Temple Media Day Interviews

It’s a new school year in Idaho, and Idaho Falls School District 91 has a new superintendent. Dr. Jim Shank has goals to focus on and reengage with the public and parents to support the school system.

BYU-Idaho Radio · Ammon Theatre Commemorates 9/11 Anniversary