BYU-Idaho Radio

Anna Taylor, the online employment and scheduling director at BYU-Idaho, shared a personal testimony of finding peace and strength through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, recounting her daughter, Janice's, health struggles during missionary service. Taylor emphasized Christ's role in providing comfort and healing for all challenges, encouraging others to build a relationship with Him for enduring happiness.

For the next five weeks the Wellness Center will host weekly dating workshops as well as workshops for married couples. The workshops are titled, “Dating: How to Follow Your Heart.”

Lisa Benson and Kanani Hepworth formed the Puzzle Pals, a competitive speed puzzling team, driven by their love for puzzles and a desire to compete nationally. With strategic roles and intense preparation, they aim to excel at the upcoming nationals in San Diego, showcasing their skills and passion for puzzling.

Matthew Maroon, the Marketing Department chair at BYU-Idaho, shares the story of how one small prayer led to a lifetime of blessings.

BYU-Idaho will host a massive family home evening event called White Out next week.

PodUp is a podcasting platform for creating, growing and monetizing podcasts. Nathan Gwilliam, the founder and CEO of the company, says his goal is to bring all the key components of podcasting into one platform, to teach individuals what they need to know to be able to have a lifestyle of freedom for themselves and the people they love.

On this week's episode of BYU-Idaho Radio's The Spot, hosts Christian Nelson, Brianna Leal, and Chandler Guadagnin chat about rock climbing.

Coming to you from the Romance Theater is a musical that you can sing along to and enjoy. “My Fair Lady” opens March 8 and goes through March 16.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game spotted mountain lions in Ketchum and Hailey. Terry Thompson from the department shed some light on the situation.