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Arlie Sommer/Idaho Commission on the ArtsFrom artisan jewelry to cowboy boot spurs, women silversmiths in Idaho turn raw metal into works of art. As part of a special Expressive Idaho series, we are listening back to a gathering of Idaho artisans called the “Cowgirl Congress.” -
Ruben ReynaThe U.S. Air Guitar Championships are bringing big rock energy back to the Treasure Valley, where competitors will battle it out for the title of champion!
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The history of cowboy boot making in the U.S. has been lost to time, but some women are still crafting the iconic Western gear. For this episode of Expressive Idaho, we go back to a 2022 gathering of artisans called the "Cowgirl Congress." -
Take a trip to New Orleans where the past and its secrets refuse to stay buried. -
In Maine, a three-person crew at the East End Treatment Plant works nonstop to keep an aging system running when a hazardous contaminant creates a serious problem. -
On the final week of April, Christian Winn shares his prose poem, “Hold.”
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The Idaho Shakespeare Festival turns 50 years old and its founder looks back at how it grew from a tiny production in 1976 to what it is today. -
Bruce Campbell is taking a break from horror movies like Evil Dead, Sam Raimi's Spider-man, and TV shows like Burn Notice, for a sit down with Idaho Matters about his new movie Ernie & Emma which is coming to the Egyptian in Boise. -
It's the 107th anniversary of Boise Music Week! We look at it's history and what's happening this year. -
The Idaho Film Society is holding its inaugural Idaho Film Hall of Fame Awards! -
A new novel explores how everything can shift in an instant. -
On the fourth week of April, Christian Winn reads “And Then the Weather Arrives,” a poem by Eileen Myles.
