BYU-Idaho Radio

Brothers Will and Jim Pattiz released their latest short film in their series "More than Just Parks." This time the film is "Grand Teton."

On Tuesday, July 12, 2016, Bill Crawford, a faculty member in the Business Management Department at BYU-Idaho, gave a devotional address about finding and building a testimony.

The BYU-Idaho Devotional speaker for Tuesday, July 5, 2016, shared a message to help students understand what it is to be a disciple of Jesus Christ and to remain worthy of the Spirit.

Kyle Williams is the Facilities Management Operations Director at BYU-Idaho. In his devotional talk he said members of the Church, or disciples of Christ, should be high-output, low maintenance. To illustrate the idea he contrasted incandescent light bulbs to LEDs. Incandescent bulbs are low-output, high-maintenance because they easily break, last only about 1,200 hours and have a high energy cost. LEDs, however, are high-output, low maintenance because they are durable, last about 50,000 hours and have a low energy cost.

During the BYU-Idaho Devotional on June 28, 2016, Angela Watkins, a faculty member in the Health, Recreation, and Human Performance Department at BYU-Idaho, talked about principles of looking back, looking around and looking up in faith.

Elder Von G. Keetch, a general authority seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, spoke at the BYU-Idaho devotional about being an example of the believers.

Gwenaelle Couliard, a counselor in the Counseling Center at BYU-Idaho, spoke to the students at BYU-Idaho in the weekly devotional about overcoming the natural man.

Forty years ago on June 5, 1976, the Teton Dam burst. The flood killed 11 people, devastated towns and left thousands homeless. Picture courtesy BYU-Idaho Special Collections.

This is the original air check from KRXK's Don Ellis who reported live as the Teton Dam burst on June 5, 1976. Picture courtesy BYU-Idaho Special Collections.

Elder Don R. Clarke, an emeritus General Authority and Director of Church Hosting for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, talked in a BYU-Idaho devotional about four things he wishes he knew or understood better when he was in college.

Emeritus General Authority Don R. Clark shares his thoughts for devotional on May 31st, 2016. Student reporter Dale Spaulding visited with him.