Television

“Merry Christmas to you. And to all a good morning.”

After a year of entertainment we're taking a look back at our top ten favorite movies and tv shows!

In June 1996, Miep Gies came to Boise to plant a tree in memory of her friend Anne Frank. She was 80-years-old at the time.

Begin a conversation about Idaho natives who happen to be among the best and critically acclaimed filmmakers and Heather Rae is at, or near the very top of that list. From the big screen (the Oscar-nominated "Frozen River") to the home screen (Amazon’s "Outer Range"), Rae’s work is all about discovery.

As 2022 comes to a close we wanted to look back at some of the films and television that inspired and entertained us.

Celebrating the holiday on television is as old as television itself. During TV’s so-called "golden age,” there wasn’t a single evening without at least one big variety show on the tube. And when it came to Christmas episodes, the series pulled out all the stops.

When he’s not hosting Morning Edition here on Boise State Public Radio, George Prentice is sifting through the latest movies and TV to give you recommendations for the good — and the not-so-good — on the big and small screens.

Masterpiece, Outdoor Idaho, Idaho Reports, Idaho Experience — just four examples from a long list of reasons why Idaho Public Television continues to be…

As winter sets in and we’re finding ourselves more and more inside while the pandemic drags on, TV is becoming a refuge for entertainment and escape. But…

As Idaho schoolchildren find themselves in the unfamiliar education ecosystem of at-home instruction, they’re about to see some very familiar faces –…