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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We are so excited for the new Spider-Man movie to come out! So excited that The Spot did a whole episode all about the “Spider-Men.”
Each dollar needs a job. In this episode of The Spot, we create an entire mock budget modeled closely after the cost of living and income of a typical BYU-Idaho student.
Keeping a budget can be hard for anybody. In college, it can sometimes feel like a matter of life or death. Financial stress is not something we wish on anyone. Like most things, financial literacy and financial self-reliance are skills you can learn, practice, and strengthen.
There are so many interesting conspiracy theories out there, we couldn’t stop at just one episode! We just had to do part two in addition to our first episode from season three.
It seems that social media and other outside sources are telling people to pick a side when it comes to Artificial Intelligence: either love it or hate it.
Heartbreak is one of the guarantees in life. Whether it is experienced after a romantic relationship breakup, or when a friendship ends, or when your favorite character from a book or movie dies, or when the car you drove in high school finally quits. Heartbreak happens to us all.
We have made it to the last part of the series, “Everything We Wish Knew.” In this episode, we asked BYU-Idaho students what they wished they had known before coming to BYU-Idaho.
Welcome to part three of the series, “Everything We Wish We Knew.” This episode is all about campus resources and culture.
Walking into a college apartment and realizing you have to live with total strangers is enough to trigger anyone's anxiety, especially if you've never had to share a room before.
We all know that feeling of dread, anxiety, or restlessness that creeps in around 8:00 p.m. on a Sunday night. Those feelings of overwhelm or anxiety-filled anticipation are sometimes referred to as... the “Sunday Scaries.”