The Spot Podcast
This is the official Podcast of BYU-Idaho Radio. This podcast is made by students for students, “where we talk about what you're talking about.” Episodes include topics ranging from dating and roommates to mental health and pop culture.
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Everyone say goodbye to our host Camille Kolditz and our camera man Chance Herman! We are bidding farewell to our wonderful friends on this episode as Camille is heading on a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Chance is graduating.
Finals week is upon us. This is a time when students are running on caffeine, getting no sleep and stressing about all of their responsibilities. When you are struggling to get last-minute work done and finish strong, it's easy to feel what we all have felt before…burnout.
It’s exciting to attend BYU-Idaho, but it may be hard to know where to start with classes and professors.
Have you ever been in a situationship? If you have, then we feel sorry for you, but if you haven't, consider yourself lucky.
If you have ever felt like you are faking your way through college, you are in good company.
Have you ever felt like you were falling behind? What do you do when you feel this way? What makes it worse?
On this episode of The Spot, hosts Camille Kolditz and Grace Andrus are joined by guests Lizzie Amott and Grant Hatch to dive into the complicated relationship we all have with apps like Instagram and TikTok.
This week on BYU-Idaho Radio’s The Spot podcast, Grace Andrus, Camille Kolditz, Jill Clary, and special guest Holly Calhoun talked all about spiritual growth and becoming stronger in the gospel of Jesus Christ while navigating life as busy college students.
Dating is always a hot topic on college campuses, but especially here at the famously nicknamed “BYU-I Do.”
They say music speaks to the soul, so let us speak to yours with the highlights from our latest music episode. On this Grace Andrus, Camille Kolditz, Maddie Jones and guest Riley Vannortwick explore what music means to them.