BYU-Idaho Radio

“Pocket Miracles” book teaches people how to find and document personal miracles in their daily lives.

The Madison Library District, Idaho Transportation Department and Idaho State Police are giving a free winter driving class Wednesday.

Devotional speaker Richard Whiting, who teaches sociology and social work classes at BYU-Idaho, talks about weaknesses and his own experience as a social worker in his devotional talk.

In this episode of BYU-Idaho Radio’s The Spot Podcast, Savannah McCauley, Jesse Richens, Breanna Latouche, and Megan Tomsik explore the heartwarming world of family recipes.

‘Mine Angels Round About’ author Terry Bohle Montague talks about the inspiration behind her book, how she gathered stories from several missionaries and her experience having those stories made into a movie.

Watch: Miss Madison Contestants Prepare for the Stage

Amy Trent, the author of the “Enchantment Retold” series and other books, shares details about her writing process and how she finds inspiration for her books.

Jean Brown, founder of Jean Brown Research, talks about her book, “Prayers and Paychecks: A Guide for Mothers Who Work,” which she’ll publish soon.

DPP Defense owners Catrina and Robert Wylie talk about why they started their business and how they’re teaching people to defend themselves.