An interview with Cherity Woolf, a local therapist, discussing what students and the community may be going through following the shooting at Rigby Middle School.

BYU-Idaho organ professor, Daniel Kerr, will play a diverse repertoire of organ music in upcoming recital.

Join us this episode as we talk about the MCU's most recent release, Falcon and the Winter Soldier! We talk about how the series relates to real-world events and movements, as well as how we thought it faired overall.

Recommendations --

Dal: Look up @Straw_Hat_Goofy on TikTok for MCU theories and analyses. Also Loki! (He's totes still alive.)

Silas: Don't look up theories as you go along! Just go along for the ride. Also, look up synopses and reviews after you've finished episodes, so you can have an idea of what you might have missed.

Jeff: Don't go into these Marvel shows expecting it to be the same as the movies. Accept it for its slow burn.

Blake: Try taking notes as you go along! It gets you really into the show, and it's also hilarious to reread your old notes and realizing just how dumb you truly are.

The Idaho legislative session is over, a civil suit against a retired Idaho gynecologist were dismissed, and the Idaho governor announces a hazard pay bonus for Idaho police officers.

An Interview with Junean Stoddard of the Idaho Falls Farmer's Market.

Article: https://www.byui.edu/radio/the-idaho-falls-farmers-market

Governor Brad Little acts quick to signs a gun bill, searchers have recovered the body of a BYU-Idaho student who jumped off a bridge while swimming with friends, and the Motor Vu Drive-in announces it's movie schedule for the summer.

An interview with Melanie Piaz, a senior at BYU-Idaho who went through the IBC program last semester. IBC is the integrated business core where students start businesses on campus.

Morning Headlines for May 12th, 2021 covering memorial day traffic, a 100-year old house, and Idaho moving from stage 3 to stage 4 of the Idaho Rebounds plan.

The Eastern Idaho community rallies around Rigby Middle School, a news reporter is subpoenaed, three federal unemployment programs in Idaho are ending, and discussion on a health insurance expansion for Wyoming residents.

A BYU-Idaho Devotional with Sister Sahar Qumsiyeh