Boise State Public Radio

“Our work in the media is never over … the saving grace is there's going to be another show tomorrow.”

Boise State Public Radio turns 45 years old this year and we are continuing to grow.

2022 was a big here for us here at Boise State Public Radio. Between expanding our digital team and adding a new reporter to focus on Canyon County, as well as winning a national Edward R. Murrow, we are very proud of our news team and the growth we have seen as a station.

Boise State Public Radio was recognized over the weekend during the annual awards ceremony by the Idaho Press Club.

Journalist Ashley Ahearn has taken listeners for a ride – often aboard a horse or pickup – in her must-hear podcast Women’s Work. More specifically, Ahearn says the episodes are “visits.”“I think there’s an art to a good visit, as any country person knows,” she said.

The news and programming teams at Boise State Public Radio were recognized for their excellence during the annual awards ceremony by the Idaho Press Club.

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Boise State Public Radio General Manager Tom Michael visited Morning Edition to have what has become known as a "State of the Station" conversation with…

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