BYU-Idaho Radio

Listen to an interview with the owner of Skizzy's a new music venue that opened in Rexburg. It was the former home of Sammy’s and Zeeke’s.

We talk to Jackie Rawlins with the City of Rexburg about the last Upper Valley Idol and other events coming up in the next couple of weeks.

Dr. Keith L. Smith sat down with BYU-Idaho Radio to talk about BYU-Idaho's forum today titled Challenges of Feeding the World. He will be speaking at the forum at 2pm at the Taylor Chapel.

He retired June 30, 2015, after serving as Associate Vice President for Agricultural Administration, the Director of Ohio State University Extension and Associate Dean of the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences at The Ohio State University.

Brittany Shipp, an employment specialist in the Human Resources Department at BYU-Idaho, spoke about the power to choose during the BYU-Idaho Devotional.

Listen to an interview with Brittany Shipp for more insight on her devotional address.

Life-long entrepreneur James Ritchie is sharing his experience in business with students at BYU-Idaho during a Business Department Forum Thursday. He will also talk about the success of Launching Leaders, a 12-week course of faith-based leadership principles.

The Jacob Spori Art Gallery has a new exhibit called Cayucos by artist Steve Dayton. News Director Brandon Isle interviewed Dayton about his art.

Robert Pothier, a former service missionary for BYU-Idaho, spoke to students at BYU-Idaho during the weekly devotional about being prepared so the Lord can lead you.

Today Madison School District 321 begins a week-long initiative called "Start with Hello." This is the first year the district has started the initiative for grades k through 12. Student reporter Nina Janne has the story

The City of Rexburg and the Fire Department are honoring two BYU-Idaho students with a Life Saving Award for performing CPR on a student who collapsed on campus. Student Reporter Nina Janne has the story.