Jason Reeder, Communication Department Chair, spoke in the BYU-Idaho devotional about looking to Christ and to see what he has done in your life.BYU-Idaho Radio

Jason Reeder, the Communication Department chair, spoke to Cody Miller about how we must look back at our lives and see the influence Christ has had in our lives.BYU-Idaho Radio

“Babette’s Feast” is about a French refugee who brings her community together through a meal. You can see it on campus for the next two weeks.BYU-Idaho Radio

Seven students will audition for solo spots on the Symphony Band’s upcoming tour. The community is encouraged to watch the concert as the students audition for two coveted spots.BYU-Idaho Radio

Ballet Etude, a nonprofit company/ academy whose mission is to teach ballet in Rexburg, Idaho, is hosting a fundraising gala on February 8th. Cody Miller interviews Kiersten Lewis, the artistic director about this event.BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho's Career Center will host the Winter Career Fair for all students on Feb. 20 at the BYU-Idaho Center. Cody Miller talked to Janet Barton about the eventBYU-Idaho Radio

The Mountain Motion Film Festival highlights outdoor winter adventure videos and the audience choice will receive $500.BYU-Idaho Radio

Monty and Andrea Spaulding just opened a new event center for all types of celebrations. Cody Miller interviewed them about their opening meet and greet happening on February 22.BYU-Idaho Radio

Mo Reynolds shares a story from Ghana about honesty and how it also relates to the gospel of Jesus Christ.BYU-Idaho Radio

Alex Andrews, owner of Little Free Bakery, enjoys baking treats and giving them out to the community for free.BYU-Idaho Radio

Sister Kristen M. Yee of the Relief Society General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints shares a message to BYU-Idaho students about growth and coming closer to Jesus Christ.BYU-Idaho Radio

The Teton Jazz Quartet will perform renditions of classic smooth jazz songs while the art works of Mary Lou Romney are displayed.BYU-Idaho Radio

Sister Kristin M. Yee of the Relief Society General presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints talked with Cody Miller about how her background in art and illustration helped her prepare for her BYU-Idaho devotional address.BYU-Idaho Radio

Rink 99 located in Sugar City, Idaho, can keep its ice cool even if its above freezing outside. The business encourages people to ice skate, play hockey and come with a date or group of friends. Cody Miller interviewed owner Matt Pyles about the upgrades for this season.BYU-Idaho Radio

State Superintendent Debbie Critchfield talked to student-reporter Austin Pace to talk about private school choice in Idaho, a hot-topic during the Legislative Session.BYU-Idaho Radio

Chandler Guadagnin speaks with Idaho House Representative Ilana Rubel about issues addressed in week 2 of the Idaho legislative session.BYU-Idaho Radio

New businesses and projects are in the works for Rexburg. Some named and unnamed so far. One named business ready to build in Rexburg is WinCo Foods.BYU-Idaho Radio

In a harp and flute duo, April Clayton and Kristi Shade will preview romantic style songs they plan to record for an album.BYU-Idaho Radio

Idaho Falls Public Library challenges readers to be extreme book nerdsBYU-Idaho Radio

Roger’s Revue Epic Broadway Benefit Concert will feature Broadway classics and raise funds for the Idaho Falls Youth Arts Centre’s scholarship program.BYU-Idaho Radio

Professional storyteller Mo Reynolds tells the story of three brothers who find a witch's brothy in Scotland where their adventure beginsBYU-Idaho Radio

Dr. Lane Williams is the first presenter in the “Book Talks” series with the book “Speaking into the Air.”BYU-Idaho Radio

Blackfoot High School is constructing a new Career and Technical Education (CTE) and Student Center, with Assistant Superintendent Ryan Wilson overseeing the project.BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho's Legal Counsel Josh Figueira talked to Cody Miller about his devotional address which is a message to students to serve God while being unique.BYU-Idaho Radio

University Legal Counsel Josh Figueira delivers a BYU-Idaho devotional address about how people can work for God's kingdom on the Earth while still being unique and keeping their special talents preserved.BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho's Taylor Building will host the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce State of the Cities and County Addresses on Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. This is where leaders from the cities of Rexburg and Sugar City as well as a Madison County commissioner and a BYU-Idaho leader discuss big developments about the past year and what they're looking forward to i…

"Vanishing Points by Michael Sherwin" is the new exhibit at the Spori Art Gallery at BYU-Idaho. Sherwin is a photographer who took pictures over the last 10 years of spiritual and historical significance for indigenous people in Ohio, West Virginia and western states. Brandon Isle talked to Sherwin about the exhibit.…

Music Department faculty members Elizabeth Crawford and Dr. Nadine Luke are performing various music styles on the bassoon and flute in their upcoming performance.BYU-Idaho Radio

The Madison Library District has a new reading challenge for more ages. Cody Miller interviews Mary Ann Kirkpatrick about this challenge.BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho student Ethan Julander will debut his new film at the Romance Theater. "Legacy" commemorates the local Legacy Flight Museum.BYU-Idaho Radio

President and Sister Meredith invite students to partake of the atonement of Jesus Christ in their daily lives. In this interview with Cody Miller they tell him why they chose this topic for the first BYU-Idaho devotional of 2025.BYU-Idaho Radio

DTR Rexburg is a new show where singles get to know each other while wearing blindfolds, all in front of a live audience.BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho President Alvin F. Meredith III and his wife, Jennifer Meredith, talked to students in the opening devotional of the new semester about using the atonement of Jesus Christ to come closer to Him.BYU-Idaho Radio

East Idaho Home Educators will hold a conference in Pocatello this weekend for home school families and others to connect, find resources, and learn more about the various options they have to teach their children.BYU-Idaho Radio

Faculty members from the various music degree programs will perform on the instrument they teach and show students and the community what the BYU-Idaho Music Department has to offer.BYU-Idaho Radio

Madison Library District received funding from its foundation and Sparklight for new computers in its children's section. Foundation President Alex Bressler talked to BYU-Idaho's Cody Miller about the grant and how it will help the community.BYU-Idaho Radio

Student reporter Austin Pace brings in the Sugar-Salem Varsity Boys' basketball coach Shawn Freeman to talk about his success as a coach within the program and his philosophy when it comes to the game of basketball.BYU-Idaho Radio

The Museum of Idaho is opening a brand new exhibit focused on A.I. called Artificial Intelligence: Your Mind and the Machine. This will be the first exhibit in the U.S. that focuses on A.I. exclusively.BYU-Idaho Radio

The fires burning in southern California continue to spread, even affecting at least one BYU-Idaho student. Churches in the area are requesting prayers.BYU-Idaho Radio

Rexburg announces a winter activity during Winterfest called the Cupid Cup for people in all ages. Parker Anderson talks to Cody Miller about the event.BYU-Idaho Radio

Brandon Isle talks to Sen. Doug Ricks who represents Idaho's 34th District. They talk about the new Legislative session, the changes within it and the Governor's State of the State address.BYU-Idaho Radio

Cody Miller talks to Jackie Wood about the 50/50 Book Quest at the Marshal Public Library in Pocatello, Idaho.BYU-Idaho Radio

Brandon Isle interviews Diane Bruce about her background, her becoming president and CEO of the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce, and her plans for the future.BYU-Idaho Radio

Janalyn Holt is stepping down as President and CEO of the Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce to help out her mother who is now 88 years old. She talked to Brandon Isle about the successes she experience while working at the Chamber for the last three years.BYU-Idaho Radio

Daniel Blomberg, a music producer and arranger in Utah has released his first solo piano Christmas album, “Sacred Christmas,” which is available to listen to on multiple streaming services.BYU-Idaho Radio

The show, “Once Upon a December” brings a variety of elegant looks and styles.BYU-Idaho Radio

A Winter’s Night Christmas will feature music styles like bluegrass and acoustic with various instruments.BYU-Idaho Radio

A local educator of 37 years and a certified national geographic educator, Sharee Barton, returned from a multi-cultural academic excursion to the Amazon. She shares her experiences with students from diverse backgrounds.BYU-Idaho Radio

Madison County Senior Center is asking the community to help provide meals for seniors through monetary donations as the need for meals and grocery prices grows.BYU-Idaho Radio