BYU-Idaho Radio

Ever wonder what happens to your recyclables after you take them out? Here we take a closer look at the recycling facilities in Eastern Idaho to better understand recycling and why it is so important to saving our earth.

Kenneth and Jean Brown have planted strong roots in Idaho. They share memories of their life history that prove God lives, and they give advice on how to live life to its fullest.

BYU is working with NASA help with future Mars exploration. Students and professors are working on a prototype that has the potential to roam and study the surface of Mars.

Carolyn Ringger is the author of many religious books including, Faith Unpuzzled. She shared what inspired her to write about faith.

The Primary General President for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spoke to the Spring 2019 graduates at BYU-Idaho about being spiritual entrepreneurs.

Fremont County is holding their annual pioneer day celebrations on July 26 and 27.

Check out Bat Night at the Idaho Falls Zoo on July 26. People will learn how they are helpful to the environment instead of harmful.

Join us for the last episode of the Spot for this semester! We talk about the ending of the school semester and what to expect! This is also our last episode for this season!

Get to know Officer Alexandra Larrea at Harriman state park for a free chili cook off on July 24.

BYU Idaho sends students every year to the Washington Media Scholars Foundation. Here is our interview with one of the students who attended and a professor who takes students every year.