The Nashville Tribute Band is well known for their inspiring songs that pay tribute to the pioneers, missionaries, the Prophet Joseph Smith, and other familiar Christian stories. The group has released nine albums of original music that have charted Top 10 on the Billboards Gospel Charts. The band has performed over 1,500 shows across the U.S., as well as Australia, China, Canada, and the U.K. For more than a decade, their treasured music has become the soundtrack to many young men’s and women’s mission experience.

The Nashville Tribute Band's Inspiring Stories

Florence's Exquisite Chocolates could have the perfect Valentine's Day gift for your sweetheart.

Florence's family business meets your chocolate needs

Savannah Bewley, Chandler Guadignin, Noah Farley and Colton Scholl discuss how to make easy recipes without living with your parents.

How to Cook Without Your Mom

In this interview with "The Kindness" jazz trio (Aaron Miller, Jens Kuross, and Justin Nielson) along with Sam Tru we discussed their show on May 6th and dove deep into what inspired them to become musicians, but more specifically what led them to jazz music. Sam and the jazz trio also share their insights on the challenges of writing jazz compositions.

The Kindness Trio ready to perform concert

In this episode of your evening headlines we cover a story about a treasure valley man accused of running a ponzi scheme... Plus A BYU-Idaho professor gets to teach abroad thanks to the Fulbright Scholar Program... Then The Family Crisis Center is inviting the community to a art exhibit and open house.

Evening Headlines for MAY 30th 2023

In this interview Heather Carter, BYU-Idaho's online instructor manager and this week’s devotional speaker gives insights on her devotional talk.  During the interview we’ll talk about what motivated her to title her devotional address, ways to heal from broken places, how to heal from broken places, and how journaling can help you draw closer to the Lord.

How to heal when in a broken place with Heather Carter

Chandler Guadagnin talks with Kevin Kimball, the Accounting Department Chair at BYU-Idaho. They discuss the Meet the Firms event coming to BYU-Idaho on September 28.

Kevin Kimball Gives us the Lowdown on Meet the Firms

BYU-Idaho freshmen or first-time students in Rexburg, this is the podcast to listen to get you started at school. Natalia Hepworth, Charity Hepworth and Brandon Isle talk about great resources on campus, places to eat around Rexburg and how to survive winter.

Links: (more about changes to the Honor Code and Dress & Grooming Principles) https://on.soundcloud.com/WCLx6
New Podcast: BYU-Idaho Disciple Journeys - https://open.spotify.com/show/5oqLGDmptM0X55ne0nUaCW

The Spot: Freshmen Start Here

Artificial Intelligence has developed fast in the past three years. Discussions on using AI in the classroom, and it's capabilities in creative works are hotly debated. Student reporter Christian Nelson talks with students and professors at BYU-Idaho about how AI is affecting their lives and professions.
This is the first part of a 3-episode series on AI at BYU-Idaho.

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/11/21/what-the-data-says-about-americans-views-of-artificial-intelligence/

AI and the Future of Education: Part 1

Listen to our Morning Headlines today to learn more about a possible community ice rink coming to Rexburg, the city of Rexburg receiving a 2 million dollar grant, and President Eyring dedicating the second temple in St. George yesterday.

Morning Headlines For March 25, 2024

Laura Paulsen Howe says spirituality can surpass language barriers through visual art in a BYU-Idaho Forum.

Article: https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/church-history-museum-art-curator-says-recognizing-sacred-arts-around-the-world-is-important

Church History Museum art curator says recognizing sacred arts around the world is important

The BYU-Idaho Radio Podcast includes local news, interviews, and BYU-Idaho devotional addresses. Check out our other podcasts for more content: BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines, BYU-Idaho Radio's The Spot, and BYU-Idaho Disciple Journeys.

Church History Museum art curator says recognizing sacred arts around the world is important

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