BYU-Idaho Radio

This fall, Pathway will open 69 new sites, in 33 countries. Gene Hayes, Pathway international director, said 52 of the 69 sites will open outside the U.S., extending Pathway’s total number of locations to more than 540.

Cindy Ozaki is the Chairman of the board of the Idaho Falls Auditorium District, and is in charge of the new event center being built. News Producer Adam Jacobs spoke with her about for an update on the construction.

Sheila Wener, a career and academic adviser at BYU-Idaho, gave a devotional talk at BYU-Idaho on August 30, 2016, about faith and a personal testimony.

Sister Sheila Wener is a Career and Academic Advising Counselor at BYU-Idaho. She is the Summer Session's last Devotional speaker.

Greg Wilson has the dream job of most kids: working with dinosaurs. News Producer Adam Jacobs spoke with him about a recent fossil discovery in Montana involving the king of the dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Yellowstone National Park is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the National Park system. Producer Adam Jacobs spoke with Charissa Reid, the Public Information Specialist for Yellowstone, about how the tourist season is going on this special anniversary.

Brandon Winters is a Star Wars fan who takes creativity to a whole new level. He builds his own R2-D2 replicas that can actually operate and speak! Producer Adam Jacobs spoke with him about his hobby of making movie prop replicas and about some of the charity events he's brought his creation to.

David Belka, an art faculty member at BYU-Idaho, used his knowledge of light in art to illustrate the importance of the light of Christ in our lives during a BYU-Idaho Devotional on August 23, 2016.

Brother David Belka met with producer Adam Jacobs before his devotional address to discuss his topic. Brother Belka said that without spiritual understanding, we may not be willing to recognize light when we see it.

Don Sparhawk is the head over Center Stage and the Performing Arts Series at BYU-Idaho. He has the unique job of approving or disapproving acts and artists who want to play at the university.