BYU-Idaho Radio
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The BYU-Idaho Radio Podcast includes local news, interviews, and BYU-Idaho devotional addresses. Check out our other podcasts for more content: BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines, BYU-Idaho Radio's The Spot, and BYU-Idaho Disciple Journeys.
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The Banff Film Festival has become a local tradition in Idaho Falls for 25 years. The Festival makes another stop in Idaho Falls as part of its World Tour.
We may feel stagnating in our daily routine, in her devotional talk Sister Jennifer Platt teaches the importance of many of these simple yet crucial repetitive tasks. It is through these routines that the Lord prepares us for lives and future discipleship.
We may feel stagnating in our daily routine, in her devotional talk Sister Jennifer Platt taught the importance of many of these simple yet crucial repetitive tasks. She expands on the ideas shared in her devotional address in her interview with BYU-Idaho Radio
When pregnant with their second child, Emily and David Miller learned their expected son would not survive past birth. When faced with this trial, they drew together as a family. Years later, David published a book that he hopes can help others in similar situations, teaching about hope and honoring loved ones through living life to the fullest.
Whether studying in the library or waiting in line at the Crossroads, BYU-Idaho students now have a new way to discover who’s around them with the introduction of Proximity Live, an app that shows other users within a 50-foot radius.
The app was created and launched in Provo, Utah four months ago by entrepreneur Jake Gardanier and his cousin, Connor Hilton. The developers say the app was designed to help reduce feelings of social disconnection by encouraging in-person interactions through shared interests.
Rexburg dog grooming business, Spaws Grooming, has been named the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce business of the month. Owner Thomas Mecham spoke to BYU-Idaho Radio about his inspiration to start the business, what services they offer and what hopes he has for the future.
New research study asks married BYU-Idaho students about their well-being by BYU-Idaho Radio
Superintendent Randy Lords, Jr. of Madison District #321 was recently named Idaho Superintendent of the Year. He is proud of the work he has been able to do with the district and looks forward to the growth that is yet to come.
State Rep. Britt Raybould, R-Dist. 34B, spoke to BYU-Idaho Radio about her thoughts on Gov. Brad Little’s State of the State address and about her hopes for the Idaho legislative session.
President Dallin H. Oaks has assumed leadership of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints following the passing of President Russell M. Nelson, marking a new chapter for the global Church. Emphasizing joy, trust in the Lord and thoughtful growth, President Oaks has already introduced meaningful changes while encouraging members to face life’s challenges with faith and optimism.
President and Sister Meredith discuss the importance of kindness on campus, and what they were inspired to teach when receiving their calling
BYU-Idaho president Alvin F. Meredith III and his wife, Sister Jennifer Meredith, begin the 2026 semester with words of inspiration to look to Christ and to treat others as He would.
BYU-Idaho Scroll has a new edition on newsstands. The Winter 2026 edition of the newspaper gets into dating - from apps, to marriage and a look at the changing numbers of married students. Editor-in-Chief Liberty Mitchell talks to Brandon Isle about the newspaper.
The Dance Department at BYU-Idaho is gearing up for its yearly Winter Dance Showcase. Students auditioned on Friday evening to dance in the showcase.
State Rep Jon Weber, R-Dist. 34A, is ready for the Idaho legislative session. He talked to BYU-Idaho Radio about his concerns and what he looks forward to this year.
Debbie Critchfield is running for re-election as Idaho’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, campaigning on continuity, career readiness and what she calls a return to educational fundamentals. While no challengers have entered the race yet, democrats say the office is a priority ahead of the May primary and November general election.
Idaho State Sen. Doug Ricks, R-Dist. 34, discussed his plans and expectations for the upcoming Idaho legislative session with BYU-Idaho Radio.
Little snowfall and record highs have made this an out of the ordinary winter for Idaho residents. Hydrologist David Hoekema explains the implications and what future may hold for Eastern Idaho
Roster holes remain as BYU approaches transfer portal closing date by BYU-Idaho Radio
Interview with BYU-Idaho student Jack Halverstadt was selected for Honors Band and marched in the Rose Parade on New Year’s Day.
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