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Kevin Lawver/FlickrA shocking true story about discrimination, class warfare, immigration and shrimp. -
Flickr Creative CommonsMorning Edition host George Prentice received a unique request from the Idaho Shakespeare Festival. And with each evening’s production of the rollicking musical Little Shop of Horrors, more people have learned the “secret.”
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Among many things, Boise is especially known for its kindness. And one nonprofit is working to keep it that way. -
Trying to beat the summer heat? Well, sit back and relax with these new movie and tv recommendations.
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Another cult classic take the stage at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival!
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If you love a good conversation, you're in luck because StoryCorps is back in Idaho!
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Idaho Matters sits down with the author of 'Reading for Our Lives' to discuss children's literacy and the importance of tackling the reading gap early on.
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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.
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Idaho venues are working to bring the full experience of theater and music to blind and deaf audiences. But it's not the easy task that many might imagine.
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The six day long BIPOC Playwrights Festival is back with new performances and stories.
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If you like ghost stories and romance, well this book might just be for you.
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Director of the Boise Young Rider Development Squad, Douglas Tobin and 13-year-old Tessa Beebe join Idaho Matters to talk all things cycling.
