BYU-Idaho Radio

Jeremy Claridge is the owner of Kainoa's Hawaiian Grill. A new one of a kind restaurant in Rexburg, Idaho. He tells us how he came to open it and what makes it special.

Jeremy Claridge is the owner of Kainoa's Hawaiian Grill. A new one of a kind restaurant in Rexburg, Idaho. He tells us how he came to open it and what makes it special.

Steve Davis is the Alumni director at BYU-Idaho. He spoke on handling anxiety and depression. He will be giving the devotional address for January 15th.

Steve Davis is the Alumni director at BYU-Idaho. He spoke on handling anxiety and depression. He will be giving the devotional address for January 15th.

Hospitals are now required to make healthcare prices available to the public on their websites. Prices should be transparent enough that people can make appropriate decisions about their healthcare. In hopes to make this easier on patients, others think this just brings more confusion.

Hospitals are now required to make healthcare prices available to the public on their websites. Prices should be transparent enough that people can make appropriate decisions about their healthcare. In hopes to make this easier on patients, others think this just brings more confusion.

In this episode of Tell Me About It we have interviews with TEDx Rexburg speakers and Idaho legislators. We also have stories about the new pricing features on hospital websites and a new sledding area in Rexburg.

In this episode of Tell Me About It we have interviews with TEDx Rexburg speakers and Idaho legislators. We also have stories about the new pricing features on hospital websites and a new sledding area in Rexburg.

Emily Curtis is going to be speaking at TEDx Rexburg, Saturday Jan. 9. The unique thing about Emily is that she is still in high-school. That makes her the youngest speaker at the event. She told us a little about her topic and why it's worth listening to.

Emily Curtis is going to be speaking at TEDx Rexburg, Saturday Jan. 9. The unique thing about Emily is that she is still in high-school. That makes her the youngest speaker at the event. She told us a little about her topic and why it's worth listening to.