Idaho StoryCorps

JUMP in downtown Boise is hosting their own StoryCorps project to capture the stories of our community and archive them for posterity.

The Idaho Storycorps Project is back, bringing us excerpts from some of YOUR stories, including this love story and a wedding BEFORE same-sex marriages were recognized in every state.

Boise City Council member Lisa Sanchez shares her struggles during the Great Recession.

Thomas tells his daughter Hannah how…at just two-years-old…she helped convince him to stop drinking.

If you love a good conversation, you're in luck because StoryCorps is back in Idaho!

There’s something magical about the StoryCorps experience. To be sure, it’s very real… and there are so many talented professionals who make the experience accessible. But when one person truly wants to listen to someone else – particularly someone that they think they know very well – it becomes as StoryCorps puts it, “the conversation of a lifetime.”

StoryCorps, the Morning Edition fixture which preserves and share's the stories of our lives, is directing its microphones toward Idaho this month.…

In June 1944, Robert Haga was on board the USS Chickadee in the waters off of Normandy. Now, a Boise resident, Haga is one of the D-Day veterans featured…

Nearly 300 people stepped into the StoryCorps mobile recording booth to share their stories when it stopped in Boise this summer. Of the 131 interviews…

Julie Kreiensieck, 87, will never forget the day she learned her father was a spiritualist. It was around 1939, when the Boise resident learned…