BYU-Idaho Radio

BYU-Idaho Radio

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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.

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BYU-Idaho Radio

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News

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www.byui.edu

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

BYU-Idaho Symphony Orchestra performs Firebird Suite 19.11.2025

The BYU-Idaho Symphony Orchestra is performing Igor Stravinsky's "Firebird Suite" this week. The Orchestra promises a wonderful night of classical music for all to enjoy.

Soma Jiu-Jitsu teaches families more than self-defense 19.11.2025

Soma Jiu-Jitsu teaches students how to defend themselves using the Gracie Jiu-Jitsu method. They also teach morals to their students of all ages. Cody Miller interviewed James Emfield, the owner of the academy in Rexburg about this business.

Elder Hirst invites BYU-Idaho students to rethink how they view repentance 18.11.2025

Elder Karl D Hirst, a General Authority Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, teaches students to reshape their view on repentance, remembering that it isn’t just to be cleansed, but to also improve and to do more good.

BYU bounces back with dominant win over TCU 18.11.2025

The BYU Cougars bounced back in dominant fashion with a 44-13 win over the TCU Horned Frogs, driven by a standout defensive performance and key plays from both veterans and rising stars. With the victory, BYU moved up to No. 11 in the AP Top 25 and now prepares to face Cincinnati on the road this weekend.

Elder Hirst teaches BYU-Idaho students about using repentance to do good and refocus intentions 18.11.2025

Elder Karl D Hirst, a General Authority Seventy for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, talks about viewing repentance as a way to both be cleansed and do more good with a variety of analogies.

BYU Cougars aim to bounce back after first loss of the season 17.11.2025

After a tough 29–7 loss to Texas Tech, the BYU Cougars look to regroup and keep their College Football Playoff hopes alive as they host the TCU Horned Frogs. Coaches and players say the defeat was a learning experience, and they’re determined to bounce back strong in front of the home crowd.

The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho introduces new Youth Group Nights 17.11.2025

The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho is introducing new Youth Group Nights, aimed at educating and inspiring youth via art and hands-on activities.

DWI hosting 59th Annual Festival of Trees fundraiser 14.11.2025

The 59th Annual Festival of Trees is happening in Idaho Falls next week, featuring Christmas trees on sale, a café and bakery and a visit from Santa. Money raised from the event goes to help adults with disabilities.

The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho invites the community to find unique gifts at its holiday market 13.11.2025

The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho invites the community to find unique gifts at its holiday market by BYU-Idaho Radio

City of Idaho Falls hosting its 3rd Annual UTV Holiday Light Parade and Firework Show 13.11.2025

The 3rd Annual UTV Holiday Light Parade and Firework Show is happening December 19. Hundreds of UTVs will be decorated with lights and blow-ups to raise money for the Community Food Basket – Idaho Falls.

Black bears break into Jackson Hole shed, one euthanized, one captured and released 12.11.2025

Right now is bear season, bears are looking for food as it gets colder and they prepare for hibernation. In Jackson Hole, two black bears saw consequences to picking the wrong food source.

Kelly Canyon makes major updates to ski resort 12.11.2025

Kelly Canyon is one of the many Idaho ski resorts that has announced the changes they have made in preparation for the season.

New author publishes historical romance novel 12.11.2025

Casey Cline is an author who recently published her first novel "The Wayfairing Widow." She talks about the inspiration behind the book, as well as her journey to her first published work.

Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce hosts annual Veterans Day assembly at Madison High School 12.11.2025

The annual Veterans Day assembly at Madison High School saw several heart-warming events and tribute to honor East Idaho's veterans, including posting the colors, the national anthem sung by the MHS choir, singing each military branch's battle hymn, and more.

Porter’s Office Products holding food drive for Thanksgiving. 12.11.2025

Porter's Office Products in Rexburg is hosting a food drive for those in need. Cody Miller interviewed Rebecca Tibrand, brand manager of Porter's, about this story.

BYU Football Rests Up After Thrilling 8-0 Start to the Season 11.11.2025

BYU Football is taking a break this Halloween weekend as the Cougars enjoy a bye week before facing Texas Tech on November 8th. With an undefeated 8-0 record and a top-10 national ranking, the team looks to stay focused and hungry heading into the rest of the season.

Sephlin Foundation launches fundraiser to support Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa 11.11.2025

A Rexburg-based nonprofit, the Sephlin Foundation, is raising funds to support Jamaicans affected by Hurricane Melissa. Founder Sephlin Hepworth, who is originally from Jamaica, hopes the fundraiser will provide ongoing relief through blanket sales and donations.

David Ashby challenges student to go to ‘the edge of your comfort zone’ 11.11.2025

Director of Learning Innovation and Technology Daivd Ashby taught students about the importance of the spirit of adventure, taking risks and living outside their comfort zones on the path to discipleship in his devotional address at BYU-Idaho.

David Ashby teaches how students can seek for opportunities to grow and look to Jesus Christ 11.11.2025

Director of Learning Innovation and Technology Daivd Ashby talks about experiences growth, getting outside our comfort zones and his devotional address in this interview with BYU-Idaho Radio.

BYU-Idaho forum speaker shares lessons from Disney, Coca-Cola and family life 10.11.2025

Cydni Tetro is a three-time CEO and worked as a Disney imagineer and the CIO of Swire Coca-Cola. She gave a recent forum at BYU-Idaho where she shared about how she has established a decorated career while having a family.

Pocatello hosting 4th annual Veterans Day Parade this weekend 07.11.2025

The 4th annual Pocatello Veterans Day Parade is happening this weekend, and will feature floats, a World War II jet flyover and food trucks.

BYU-Idaho is hosting its annual alumni event Power to Become 07.11.2025

BYU-Idaho is hosting its annual alumni event Power to Become by BYU-Idaho Radio

Local theater hosts upcoming shows for the entire family 06.11.2025

The Nuart Theatre in Blackfoot is nearly 100 years old, and has been putting on shows, plays and a variety of events for the community throughout its history. It has multiple shows coming soon that you won’t want to miss.

Classics in Cinema concert 05.11.2025

The Rexburg Tabernacle Orchestra will be performing their Classics in Cinema concert this Thursday at the Rexburg Tabernacle.

Cops & Kids collects funds to provide special Christmas for local children 05.11.2025

The Cops & Kids fundraiser strives to provide a special Christmas experience for local children in need by raising funds through the community. Children receive breakfast, pictures with Santa and a shopping trip to pick out Christmas presents for their families.

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