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Idaho Matters checks in with our resident film and TV critic George Prentice about the summer's upcoming Tokyo Olympics.
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Open Arms Dance Project/Megan Brandel, Open Arms Dance ProjectThe Open Arms Dance Project redefines the traditional sense of a dance company and even allows us to rethink our concept of movement.
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Two of Mexico's cultural titans, La Banda El Recodo de Cruz Lizarraga, and Memo Ocampo and his legendary bulls made a stop in the Treasure Valley to put on a Jaripeo. -
Jackie Polzin, the author of Brood, visited with Morning Edition host George Prentice to talk about her time in Boise State’s creative writing MFA program, urban chickens and getting a rave review in a rather provocative critique in The New York Times.
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Boise Rock School is gearing up to turn up the amps again in-person this summer, with some modifications. Idaho Matters checks-in with the nonprofit's co-founder and managing director.
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During the pandemic, Garden City's Surel’s Place had to adapt. Like so many other arts organizations and the artist in residence program has to be placed on pause. Idaho Matters learns about the organization's return to the program as COVID-19 restrictions are being lifted.
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What are you watching these days? If you’re in a rut with your film and TV choices, Idaho Matters is here to help you out with our resident film critic and Morning Edition host George Prentice.
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Cate Doty is a former weddings reporter for the New York Times, and has recently written the book titled "Mergers and Acquisitions: Or Everything I Know About Love I Learned On The Wedding Pages." Idaho Matters talks with Doty about the book, which is also a personal account of her own coming of age story.
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As Mother’s Day approaches this weekend, Idaho Matters shares a story about motherhood and how one woman found her life changing completely. This piece is from HumaNature from Wyoming Public Media.
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Idaho Matters shares this interview from Boise State Public Radio Morning Edition host George Prentice on Boise Music Week, which is going on through May 15. The event has taken place for more than 100 years.
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Boise Music Week showcases a music journey that includes jazz, songs of praise, a wide variety of international dance, and a taste of Broadway’s best. And this year’s program, which stretches from May 2-15 will be virtual.
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Idaho Matters shares an episode of HumaNature from Wyoming Public Media. The podcast explores the story of a man whose broken back inspired him to start a running adventure.
