Storyfort

Every year around this time, thousands of people flock to Boise for the annual Treefort Music Fest, where you can hear hundreds of bands, do some yoga with goats and hear some fantastic stories by some amazing storytellers.

A new exhibit showcases the voices of migrants in Idaho by combining first person accounts with photographs illustrating their personal journeys to America.

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.

Idaho Matters is joined by Storyfort Director Christian Winn to give us the ins-and-outs of this year’s literature and storytelling fort at the Treefort Music Festival.

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It’s that time of year again … time for Treefort Music Fest to take over Boise! The festival runs March 20-24 at venues throughout downtown. But it’s not…