- Our team of journalists breaks down the week's headlines.
- A ranch hand learns how to make saddles.
- Boise State's Kelly Hopping sees climate change in Tibetan fungus.
- Host Gemma Gaudette leads a round table discussion of the week's headlines with the region's top journalists. This week Idaho Matters speaks with Idaho Public Television's Bill Manny, Scott McIntosh from the Idaho Press and BoiseDev's Don Day.
- Expressive Idaho's Olivia Weitz visits a young ranch-hand learning the Western Art of saddle making.
- Boise State assistant professor Kelly Hopping was traveling in Tibet when a friend stopped to buy an odd-looking fungus. This lead Hopping to research the impacts of climate change in the Himalayan region and her findings are startling. Hopping talks to Idaho Matters about the decline of caterpillar fungus and our warming planet.