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The Wood River Valley has an extraordinary landscape that allows for sheep ranching to be successful, and is directly due to the mountains, prairies, forests, rivers and lakes that create such an expansive area for migration, particularly in the spring and fall. The landscape agrees, not only with the sheep, but with the herding industry as a whole. -
Simon and Shuster, NPRNPR's Allison Aubrey takes a closer look at midlife and what comes next.
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On the first week of September, Jodeen Revere reads “A Monster is Born” by Samantha Silva.
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The morning's wet and windy weather kept the fleet of hot air balloons grounded again on Thursday, but pilots showed off their burners for the crowd and looked forward to better flying conditions starting Friday. -
This season of Sheep Stories explores the land that sustains the industry, the sheep that foster close-knit communities, the ranchers navigating new pressures on a changing way of life, and the sheep dogs whose instincts guide and protect the bands. Listen, learn, and follow the trail into the stories that continue to shape sheep ranching in Idaho. -
Six birds of prey are taking flight this fall, giving visitors a chance to see raptors soar overhead while learning about their remarkable world. -
A new biopic brings musician and activist Logan Lynns story to Boise with a personal preview of the film ahead of the September screening. -
On the fourth and final week of August, Kyle Bilinski reads his short story, “Scratcher.”
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A romance writer gets the ultimate escape from modern life when she wakes up in Regency England, but living inside her dream world proves more complicated than she imagined. -
We all know the tale of Robin Hood but this time, Maid Marion is taking center stage at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival. -
“What if our heroes aren’t who you think they are?”
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In 1960s California, three women whose husbands were exposed as murderers must unravel a new wave of killings as they attempt to rebuild their lives.
