BYU-Idaho Radio

A Pocatello man was trapped beneath an avalanche for 19 minutes and is still alive to tell the tale. Billy Siebert is using his experience to help others learn the importance of using proper equipment and receiving avalanche training.

This week on BYU-Idaho Radio's The Spot, hosts Christian Nelson, Chandler Guadagnin and Brianna Leal talk about escape rooms.

BYU-Idaho’s Dance Department is ready to host its Winter semester Dance Showcase. The Dance Showcase is an opportunity for the university’s talented dance majors to perform, learn and grow their choreography skills in a deep and meaningful way. Some of the dance genres incorporated in the show include ballet, jazz, contemporary, swing, hip-hop and more.

Elder Gerrit W. Gong, a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, delivered a message at BYU-Idaho centered on navigating life's decisions through trust in the Lord and seeking spiritual guidance. He emphasized anchoring oneself in Jesus Christ and the scriptures, highlighting the significance of the lilies of the field as a symbol of God's care and provision for those who trust in Him.

Chocolate Plunge, a new small business on Main St. In Rexburg, is now open and serving chocolate covered sweets and treats. After 10 years of preparation, Donna Waite, along with Ty Walker and Kevin Heebner, made Chocolate Plunge a place of gathering for the community.

Coming from The Lincoln Center all the way to Idaho Falls, jazz artists will play and sing your favorite tunes this Thursday.

The Student Leadership Council at BYU-Idaho has Disciple Leadership Trainings that allow BYU-Idaho students to receive a Disciple Leader Certificate.

BYU-Idaho student Casey Cruz takes the lead in planning Rexburg's Independence Day celebration, emphasizing diversity and community involvement with the theme "America, the Beautiful." From a vibrant parade to a Party at the Park filled with music, food and local vendors, the event promises a memorable day of patriotic festivities, culminating in a spectacular fireworks display and recognition of a Grand Marshal.

Sydney Telford and Maria Timm, two BYU-Idaho students, decided to serve missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints because of their very similar experiences working at Redfish Lake Lodge.