BYU-Idaho Radio

In Rexburg there is a free ESL class for all those who want to learn English. Every Thursday at 6:00pm and 7:00pm at the Rexburg Family History Center.

Article:https://www.byui.edu/radio/real-world-esl-english-learning-that-helps

The Coronavirus started in China and started spreading in other parts of the world including The United States. There have been a few cases. April Walker the infection control manager at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center explains more about the virus and how the local hospitals are prepared if it comes to Idaho.

Article:https://www.byui.edu/radio/coronavirus

Listen to The Good Report for uplifting stories of people and organizations making a difference in the world. This week, we are highlighting Executive Director Kristen Sanger from the Snake River Animal Shelter.

Article:https://www.byui.edu/radio/the-good-report-snake-river-animal-shelter

The Power to Become Conference is back on BYU-Idaho this Winter 2020 semester. Career and Alumni Services Manager Tyler Rickey tells us more about it.

Article:https://www.byui.edu/radio/power-to-become-winter-2020

Sister Melanie Kennelly's devotional address February 4th of 2020.

Sister Melanie Kennelly the Director of Quality Assurance at BYU-Idaho gave the devotional address today.

Eric R. Anderson is a BYU-Idaho alumnus who published his first children's book from his book series "The Adventures of Pook and Boogee" Two brothers who meet unsung heroes to learn what is necessary to become who they have to in the future.

Article:https://www.byui.edu/radio/the-adventures-of-pook-and-boogee-childrens-book-by-byu-idaho-alumnus

This is the Spot, a production of BYU-Idaho radio, where we talk about what you are talking about at BYU-Idaho.

Today we are tackling the wacky holiday of Groundhog Day (albeit a little late). We talk about the holiday itself, it's origins, the Bill Murray movie, and.....groundhogese?

Representative Sally Toone (D-Gooding) talks about funding post-secondary education in Idaho's public universities, the rule review process in this year's legislative session and more in this interview.

Senator Dave Lent (R-Idaho Falls)discusses his work on the Agricultural Affairs Committee, collaborating with the House on Common Core standards, and the legislature's official recognition of the Bonneville Hotel in Idaho Falls.