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Carter Bays joins Idaho Matters to talk about his first novel, Mutual Friends.

Idaho Matters talks with researcher Maggie Holahan about what would happen if Yellowstone erupted and how it would affect Idaho.

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.

After the Idaho GOP put together a call to action, in response to several Boise Pride Festival events, many sponsors withdrew their support. Idaho Matters takes a look at the response to last weekends events and how the narrative of grooming and sexualization of children has taken center stage in politics.

Sunday, September 18th the Idaho Botanical Garden will be full of music, celebrating Mexican Independence Day.

A program that gave federal coronavirus grant money to groups and schools in Idaho is under scrutiny from state lawmakers and the Idaho Attorney General.

Earlier this month Ballet Idaho was recognized for their role in promoting gender equity within the world of dance by the Dance Data Project. Idaho Matters talks with Ballet Idaho's Artistic Director and one of their choreographers to find out how we can bring more awareness to the gender gap in ballet and what it meant to the company to be recognized in this way.

Idaho could become the latest state in the country to ban gender-affirming care for anyone under 18.

Join Idaho Matters as they tag along on a trip to Earnest Hemingway's Sun Valley home.

Public health has a long and interesting history of fighting infectious diseases, from yellow fever and malaria to cholera and typhoid fever. While these…