BYU-Idaho Radio

Joshua Roman talks about his experiences performing with the Seattle Symphony and his own solo career, including why he decided to be a soloist and why he plays.

Aaron Thompson talks with reporter Bryanna Willis about his experience writing about the upcoming anniversary of BYU-Idaho.

Carrie Valora talks about some of her hardest trials and how we can help and serve others.

Carrie Valora talks about overcoming adversity and becoming a success and how each person can do the same. Then going and helping others.

Sunny Katseanes the education curator for the Idaho Falls Zoo talks about the record number of visitors to the annual event Boo at the Zoo as well as other plan the zoo has in store the the coming years.

The Orem based band, the Brightslide, is performing in The Basement in Rexburg Nov. 2. Lead singer Robert Spicer talks about the band started and their music style.

BYU-Idaho provides students with resources to help them succeed in college. One of the lesser-known resources is the Study Buddy program run by the Reading Center.

Shawn Randall is a faculty member at BYU-Idaho in the art department. He also is putting his art on display in the Spori art gallery. The exhibit is titled, "Expressions of Light."

The hosts of The Spot this week talk about TV shows that are leaving Netflix, some that are good, some that are not so good, and what they're favorites are!

Vernon Preston is the new Meteorologist-in-Charge at the Pocatello Idaho Wather Forecast Office. He has a rich history working with weather.