BYU-Idaho Radio

The annual Idaho Falls Arts Council Roaring Youth Jam is happening Aug. 8-10 at the Idaho Falls River Walk. The free event includes many activities for youth and plenty of music to enjoy. Georgina Goodlander, with the Idaho Falls Arts Council, talks about the event and why it's so special. http://www.artitoriumonbroadway.org/youthjam

Brother Tim Tanner, the online media curriculum director at BYU-Idaho, shared four principles the Light of Christ helps illuminate in our lives during his BYU-Idaho devotional address on Tuesday, August 6, 2019.

An interview with Tim Tanner, a media developer for online curriculum at BYU-Idaho, and this week's devotional speaker. He addressed students about finding their talents and seeing their paths with an eternal perspective.

The Madison County Fair is having it's 108th County Fair starting this week. Carol Ladle from the Fair Board gave details on how to enter your talents and art projects along with all kinds of other fair entries.

Jackie Rawlins and the Romance Theater in Rexburg are pleased to be hosting the third annual Teton Story Telling & Arts Festival in Rexburg beginning on August 9. The free three-day event includes free story telling shows throughout the day. Local vendors will fill center street of downtown, and tickets to special story telling events in the evenings can be found online at http://tetonstorytelling.org/ This family-friendly festival is hoping to be here to stay.

An interview with Jeff Crowther, the recreational director for the City of Rexburg, about the annual youth triathlon that is hosted at Rexburg Rapids. All the details about the event are included. Please visit their official website for more information. http://www.rexburgraces.com/

This week's speaker was Doug Mason who spoke about leaning on faith building experiences in your past as you face trials in the future.

Idaho's oldest rodeo the War Bonnet Roundup returns to Idaho Falls for it's 108th Anniversary celebration. Bud Cranor gave all the details of the upcoming events.

This BYU-Idaho Devotional Address was given by Doug Mason, a staff member on-campus in the Auxillary Services as the Support Director.

His message focuses on relying on the things you know by experience in times of uncertainty or struggle.

Education week starts this week at BYU-Idaho's campus. LaNae Poulter shared all the details from classes to registration prices.