BYU-Idaho Radio Podcast

A Blackfoot-based nonprofit called Families of the Fallen is raising money for the families of two firefighters killed in a recent ambush-style attack in northern Idaho. The group is sending 100% of its July donations to the families and offering long-term support like counseling and grief services.

The BYU-Idaho Fashion Show is on July 19. The committee is preparing for the outdoor show that will include music and a theme that will remind students of the American south.

Fizz Rizz has been open for a year and co-owner, Joseph Aragon thinks back to how it started and where he hopes the business goes.

Friends of the Teton River was founded in 2001 by Teton Valley community members including ranchers, farmers, anglers, agency personnel, scientists and conservationists who wanted to combat the decline in water quality. This year they celebrate their 25^th year running.

RixStix, the BYU-Idaho orchestra, band students all collaborated for three weeks to assemble a marching band for this year’s Fourth of July Parade.

A pop-country group made up of three sisters prepares to perform in Porter Park after Rexburg’s Fourth of July Parade.

Parker Jacobs thinks back on his time as a child actor, the beginnings of the band The Aquabats and shares how those experiences lead him to be the lead creative designer for ‘Yo Gabba Gabba!’

Keynote speakers from the Rexburg YSA Conference share additional insights on how to “think celestial.”

A shipment of food from Salt Lake City arrived at the Family Crisis Center in Rexburg Tuesday, helping families who are facing food insecurity. The donation, provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is part of ongoing efforts to support the community. The center distributes food boxes weekly to help families get by.

Brian Christensen, a BYU-Idaho Marketing Department Faculty member, delivered a devotional address about the importance of remembering spiritual experiences and covenants.