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Arlie Sommer/Idaho Commission on the ArtsMore than a dozen riders at the Blackfoot Ranch Rodeo this year, held at the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds, rode in a saddle made by one man: Chase Carter. He's a rancher and saddle maker who helps organize the event and comes every year to see his handiwork in action. -
Yolanda MartinezDesigned specifically for neurodivergent kids, this fun game helps children recognize emotions and practice empathy, alongside the fan-favorite PBS Kids character Donkey Hodie.
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"Sunday in the Park with George" runs July 11 through Aug. 2 at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival and the two lead actors join Morning Edition to talk about the production. -
After being named a semifinalist for four consecutive years, Chef Salvador Alamilla became the second Idahoan to win a James Beard Award. -
Preservation Idaho is bringing back its ArchWalks series, providing a lineup of guided tours to explore the rich history of Boise’s architecture. -
On today's Something I Heard, Anthony Doerr shares a stifling excerpt from his memoir, "Four Seasons in Rome."
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It can be hard to know which trails in Idaho will work for your family. That's why one Idahoan has put together a guidebook listing 50 of the state's most kid-friendly trails. -
It’s not just the produce that makes the Boise Farmers Market great; it's the community behind it. -
The new book is part of a series created by a family from Kuna who want to share major life lessons with a light-hearted twist. -
Idaho organizers call it 'something small' and 'meaningful,' but the hero is very big and very green“We can stay up late ... and in the morning, I'm making waffles.” -
On today's episode of Something I Heard, Anthony Doerr reads "Bed in Summer" by Robert Louis Stevenson.
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On today's episode of Something I Heard, Anthony Doerr, June's writer-curator on Something I Heard, reads a poem by Pablo Neruda called: “Keeping Quiet.”
