A new book is turning heads for its honest look at ambition, friendship and the pressures placed on young athletes.

When emergencies strike where roads don't reach, Idaho's pilots become lifelines - flying daring rescue missions that save lives in the states most remote areas.

On the first week of October, Natalie Disney joins the program to read "Dandelion Wine" by Gregory Alan Isakov.

The third and final episode of Sheep Stories, brought to you by the Community Library’s Jeanne Rodger Lane Center for Regional History in Ketchum, Idaho. In this episode, we hear from the Peruvian immigrant herders. Compared to the Basque and the Scottish, their history in Idaho is much more recent, but their stories sound very similar to those that came before.

Romance novelist Ellen O'Cover has a new book out called The Heartbreak Hotel.

“These songs have a home in this band. They require company ... togetherness.”

On the final week of September, Something I Heard host Joel Wayne reads Emily Dickinson's poem, "Because I Could Not Stop for Death."

Jimmy Kimmel is back and so is fall television!

The second episode of Sheep Stories, brought to you by the Community Library’s Jeanne Rodger Lane Center for Regional History in Ketchum, Idaho. We explore Basque immigrants, how they came to Idaho, and their experiences working with the sheep. The Basque Country, a small region of both Spain and France on the Bay of Biscay, is home to a distinct language, history, and culture – one that has also taken root here in Idaho’s Wood River Valley.

Idaho consistently ranks among the states with the highest suicide rates, prompting action from a group of Boise nonprofits with a series of events aimed at sparking change.