Hannah Gardoski
Idaho Matters Assistant ProducerExpertise: Editing, writing, producing
Education: Richmond American University London + BSU
Highlights
- I carry a book with me almost everywhere I go
- I shouldn’t be allowed to play board games; I get too competitive
- Huge Joan Baez fan
Experience
If there’s one thing I love most in this world, it’s a good story. Which is why, in 2022, I joined the Idaho Matters team at Boise State Public Radio. On the show, we cover the gamut, from arts to politics—you name it, we’ve written about it. Because of this diversity, we’ve been honored with awards from both the Edward R. Murrow Radio Television Digital News Association and the Public Media Journalist Association.
Behind the scenes, I get to do a bit of everything, from producing to writing to working on our digital posts, and of course, sharing those stories I love so much.
Email: If you have a suggestion for an Idaho Matters segment, please email idahomatters@boisestate.edu.
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Every year, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute puts together hundreds of classes for adults 50 years and older. -
The Idaho Urologic Institute introduced a procedure that gives doctors a non-invasive way to target prostate cancer. -
For more than a decade, Wish Granters has been helping to create lasting memories for terminally ill adults and their families, and now they're looking to expand their reach even farther. -
For the tenth year, Sun Valley Story Tours gives visitors and locals a chance to learn about one of the most popular destinations in Idaho. -
After missing out on the 2020 celebration due to COVID, the Basque festival is returning bigger and better than ever, preparing six days full of music, food, dance and more. -
Outside of Spain, Idaho is home to one of the largest populations of Basque people in the United States. And as it happens, it’s also home to one of the Basque Country’s oldest grape varieties. -
Everybody's used to seeing a ladybug or two in the garden, but did you know you can find thousands of them up in the Idaho mountains? -
For more than 30 years, the Archives of Falconry has been gathering artifacts, books and art, to preserve the history of falconers and their birds, and now they're expanding. -
For 25 years, the Serenata Orchestra has been bringing music to the Treasure Valley, providing free concerts to the community, so that everybody has the chance to experience the classics. -
Since May, the James Castle House artist has been exploring the different ways we come to know a place and navigate our surroundings.
