THE LAKE VIEW PODCAST - BREAK THE CYCLE: In this episode we  explore the persistent cycle of poverty that is passed down from one generation to the next. We discuss the complex nature of intergenerational poverty and how it requires a multifaceted solution to address. 
In addition, we delve into two best practice approaches to addressing intergenerational poverty: two-generation programs and asset-building programs.  
The episode ends with "Bobby's Book List" that highlights books that help leaders take a multifaceted approach to addressing intergenerational poverty and empower families to build a better future for themselves and their children.

Lake View Podcast - Break The Cycle

Chloe Aponte is the public awareness and internship coordinator with the Family Crisis Center and Shantel Segree is this semesters intern. In this interview, Aponte and Segree share more about the Family Crisis Center and their effect not only in the community of Rexburg, but also on campus here at BYU-Idaho.

Check out the article here: https://www.byui.edu/radio/local-news/finding-hope-at-the-family-crisis-center

Members at the Family Crisis Center help raise awareness against trauma and abuse

Explore the transformative world of urban farming and its role in building sustainable communities and enhancing food security. This episode dives into the challenges and opportunities of cultivating fresh produce in urban settings, showcasing innovative solutions for a greener, self-sufficient future. Perfect for anyone curious about how urban farming is reshaping the way we grow and consume food.

Urban Farming: Cultivating Sustainable Cities

Ready to start your gardening journey? This episode covers the basics of home gardening, with practical tips for beginners to grow fruits, vegetables, and herbs successfully. Get inspired to cultivate your green thumb and create a lush, sustainable garden!

A Beginner's Guide to Home Gardening

Curious about permaculture? This episode breaks down the basics of sustainable agriculture, covering essential principles, techniques, and real-world applications to help you build a thriving, eco-friendly growing system.

Permaculture 101_ A Beginner's Guide

“The Code to Obey” is a conscious rap that highlights the gap between traditional education and real-world skills. It addresses how millions of learners are taught standardised subjects that often do not prepare them for employment, entrepreneurship, or self-sufficiency. The song explores the impact of AI and automation on jobs, the rise of surveillance, and the challenges young people face in a rapidly changing world.

At its core, the track is a call to action: to focus on hands-on learning, practical skills, and creative problem-solving. It encourages listeners to build, grow, and sustain their futures despite societal and technological pressures. With a mix of awareness, motivation, and empowerment, the song champions education that equips people to thrive—not just survive.

The Code to Obey

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.

THE LAKE VIEW PODCAST - Through this podcast we hope to participate in communities of practice in order to share knowledge, inform best practices and advocate for the well-being of low-income children and families across the country.

Tihamtu Chaos-Dragon is the visionary founder of 'UpRooted Greens Eco-Warrior Urban Homesteading University.' Dedicated to empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills to achieve self-sufficiency, Tiha teaches how to grow food for maximum food security and transform homesteads into closed-loop, self-sustaining systems. This approach creates a triple win: benefiting you, supporting the planet, and ensuring long-term sustainability

New tracks tagged #SelfSufficiency