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This season of Sheep Stories explores the land that sustains the industry, the sheep that foster close-knit communities, the ranchers navigating new pressures on a changing way of life, and the sheep dogs whose instincts guide and protect the bands. Listen, learn, and follow the trail into the stories that continue to shape sheep ranching in Idaho.

The Wood River Valley has an extraordinary landscape that allows for sheep ranching to be successful, and is directly due to the mountains, prairies, forests, rivers and lakes that create such an expansive area for migration, particularly in the spring and fall. The landscape agrees, not only with the sheep, but with the herding industry as a whole.

Note: This is an encore edition of Reader's Corner. The episode originally aired in October 2020.In "Sunny Days," through rigorous research and extensive…

Carter Bays joined Idaho Matters to talk about his debut novel, "Mutual Friends."

A glimpse inside the life of Paulina Porizkova.

Author Cyndie Spiegel's book, "Microjoys: Finding Hope When Life is Not Okay" takes a look at how to keep moving forward, even through the toughest of times.

We look at all the news that made headlines this week.

A gigantic project is cutting down thousands of juniper trees in Idaho to reclaim the land for sage grouse.

Kristan Higgins has a new book out.

We look at brain worms, brain amoebas and bird flu.