BYU-Idaho Radio

This Thanksgiving, the Michael and Wendy Hays Race to Feed the Hungry continues in Idaho Falls.

Live Forward Performance puts the race on every year as a way to raise money and food for those in need this holiday season.

A new study from AAA explains that with advancements in new vehicle technology, repairs costs are higher than people bargain for.

Last week, BYU-Idaho officially turned on the Christmas lights. BYU-Idaho Support and Student Life Vice President Amy Labaugh hosted a “Christmas Lighting on the Quad” to bring in the holiday season.

This week's episode features stories about Black Friday ads, Small Business Saturday, new technology costs in your new cars and much more.

Bringing Broadway, nationally acclaimed artists and local talent the Idaho Falls Arts Council is devoted to providing East Idaho with entertainment to fit the season.

“Big, bright and beautiful.” Not words you would generally think about when considering Shrek, but when going to the musical, it’s a must.

Darren Parry, the chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation is working to build an interpretive center at the Bear River Massacre site near Preston, Idaho. He needs your help to raise $5 million to make it happen. Learn more in the interview and on this website: https://boaogoi.org/

This week the hosts of The Spot reminisce and talk about Stan Lee. They also apply some of Stan Lee's famous quotes to where we are at now in our lives.

Rising Star Outreach is working to help change the stigma of leprosy in India by lifting those with leprosy. Rising Star Outreach has a three-prong approach through medical care, community development and education. Photo: Brandon Isle and Becky Douglas pose for a picture shortly after an interview.

BYU-Idaho student Madeline Hopkin completed her internship requirement by organizing and directing a dance show for the Family Crisis Center. The show was called, "The Color of Our Scars."