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Boise State Public RadioJoin Idaho Matters as we learn about the art of belly dancing and Arabic culture! -
Viking PublishingIdaho Matters sat down for a little bit of advice with New York Times Bestselling author Kevin Kelly.
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Before he was the Editor-in-Chief at CrimeReads, Dwyer Murphy was a lawyer. Now, he is also an author. Dwyer joined Idaho Matters to talk more about his new novel and why he gave up law for writing crime fiction. -
Do you ever feel like you haven't gotten enough accomplished in the day, in the month or even the year? Well, you are not alone in those feelings.
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Bruneau Dunes will soon be offering a new way to look at the night sky!
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In the past, we’ve told you about some of the fascinating history of the Old Idaho Penitentiary in Boise, but we haven't talked about one of the best-liked and most respected residents of the Old Pen, Dennis the Cat.
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If you've been using a friend or family members Netflix login to watch your favorite movies, you may have noticed a change this week. And Netflix is not alone, all the major streaming services are tinkering with their deals.
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This July the Dutch National Ballet will be embarking on their first U.S. tour in 40 years and their first stop will be in Idaho.
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Next month the Seven Devils Playwrights Conference will be returning to McCall for its 23rd year, bringing together directors, actors, playwrights and more for two weeks of new plays and workshops.
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Grab your air guitar because it's time to compete!
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This week the Boise Bicycle Project is launching a program that will offer families a new way to purchase bikes for their kids. The goal of the nonprofit is to provide access to bikes in an affordable, reliable and sustainable way. In order to help achieve this goal, BBP is introducing a sliding-scale payment method where parents pay what they can afford in exchange for a new summer ride for their kids.
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What happens when the boy meets the girl's fiance's brother?
