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    Idaho Matters

    Idaho Matters is a wonderful way to stay up to date, meet people and understand there’s much more to this great state. Hosted by Gemma Gaudette on Boise State Public Radio News, it features arts and politics, growth and education, and the interesting stories that make Idaho unique. Send us your questions, comments or story ideas by emailing idahomatters@boisestate.edu or sending us a voicemail using the “Talk To Us” feature on the free Boise State Public Radio app.

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    Supporting local through the holidays Nov 29, 2022
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    The holidays are fast approaching which means gift shopping is in full swing. During this season many local businesses desperately depend on this time of year and the earnings they make, which often helps them into the next year.

    Cary Fortin and Cara Oppenheimer, Co-founders of goodbuy joined Idaho Matters to talk more about some innovative ways to support local through the holidays.


    Understanding the importance of bladder health Nov 29, 2022
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    It’s one of those topics nobody likes to talk about, but millions of Americans have issues like urinary incontinence or an overactive bladder. November has been dubbed “Bladder Health Month” to try to get more people to talk about these common problems, and find resources to fix them.

    Dr. Jennifer Gruenenfelder is a urologist with St. Luke's in Boise, Meridian and the Wood River Valley who also specializes in female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery. She joins Idaho Matters to with us more about bladder health month.


    Rivers and lakes along the west are drying up Nov 29, 2022
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    The Great Salt Lake is drying out, the lake reached record lows this year and Utah lawmakers are scrambling for solutions. One key factor in protecting the water will be preserving the largest river that feeds the lake.

    The Great Salt Lake isn't the only one drying up though, so is the Colorado River. Communities that rely on the river are already feeling the pinch. Many large cities throughout the southwest are well-positioned to weather the coming crisis but for some small towns, like Page, Arizona, the threat of losing their water supply completely is no longer hypothetical.

    The Mountain West News Bureau’s Will Walkey and KUNC's Alex Hager Reports.


    Boise nonprofit serving up some good, one meal at a time Nov 29, 2022
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    ( City of Good)

    Since 2020, the nonprofit City of Good has provided over 80,000 meals to Idaho residents experiencing food insecurity.

    Today they are continuing to support community needs with a sustainable food system. Britt Udesen, Executive Director of City of Good joined Idaho Matters to talk more about their work.


    Ninth Circuit considers case against Idaho's law banning transgender athletes Nov 28, 2022
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    (Amanda Peacher / Boise State Public Radio)

    Last week the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals heard the latest arguments in a case involving Idaho's law that bans trans athletes from competing on sex-segregated teams.

    The law was passed in 2020 but a Federal District Court judge put it on hold that same year after a Boise State University student filed a suit against it. The case has devolved into an argument over whether that student has standing in the suit, and lawyers for both sides argued before three judges last Tuesday.

    Boise State Public Radio News Reporter James Dawson listened to those arguments and joins Idaho Matters for an update.


    Nonprofit helping Idaho refugees pursue a higher education Nov 28, 2022
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    ( One Refugee)

    So far this year, over 1,200 refugees have resettled here in Idaho according to the Idaho Office for Refugees. Among those resettling are students.

    When it comes to pursuing a higher education many students run into similar challenges, from student debt to the cost of living. But for students resettling into a new country and culture, there are often even more barriers.

    That's where the organization One Refugee comes in. The nonprofit is focused on supporting students with refugee backgrounds - assisting with academic, financial and professional development.

    Jeanie Levinski, Idaho's One Refugee director and Niya Nyasha, a senior at Boise State University, joined Idaho Matters to talk more about the program.


    Idaho motorcycle club added to the National Register of Historic Places Nov 28, 2022
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    ( Owyhee Motorcycle Club)

    The Owyhee Motorcycle Club has been around since 1935 helping develop the sport of off-road motorcycle racing in Idaho.

    Since 1946 riders have trained and competed on a track in the Boise Foothills, yes the foothills, providing 80 acres of land for pro-racers and up-and-comers alike. Now the club has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the first one to do so in the United States.

    A member of the Owyhee Motorcycle Club, Michelle Webb and the Outreach Historian for the Idaho State Historic Preservation Office, Dan Everhart joins Idaho Matters to talk about the significance of the listing.


    Story Story Night returns with a feast for the senses Nov 28, 2022
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    ( Chelsea Harada)

    Story Story Night returns on Nov. 29 with a feast for the senses. The show's 13th season will kick off with an exploration of taste, from finger-licking good food to cocktails.

    Head chef of KIN, Kris Komoro along with Craft Bartender Aisling Gammill and Artistic Director of Story Story Night Jodi Eichelberger joins Idaho Matters to talk more about the upcoming show and what we can expect from the rest of the season.


    Idaho Matters Doctors Roundtable: A year in review Nov 23, 2022
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    (Alex Proimos / Flickr)

    Each Wednesday we bring you the Doctors Roundtable, where we answer your questions about COVID-19. But since it’s almost the end of 2022, we wanted to take a look back at the last year of the coronavirus pandemic.

    Dr. David Pate, former CEO of St. Luke's Health System and a current member of the Idaho Coronavirus Task Force, joins Idaho Matters to look back at another challenging year in public health.


    Boise City Council members and union reps react to controversial former police captain Nov 22, 2022
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    Over the weekend we learned that a former Boise Police captain was speaking at the American Renaissance Conference in Burns, Tennessee.

    The organization’s website is part of the New Century Foundation, which the Southern Poverty Law Center calls “a self-styled think tank that promotes pseudo-scientific studies and research that purport to show the inferiority of Blacks to Whites.”

    American Renaissance portrays White people as superior to Black people and says people of color commit more crimes than White people.

    The Idaho Statesman reports the retired Boise Police captain, Matthew Bryngelson, has appeared on the website before under the apparent pseudonym of Daniel Vinyard. Vinyard wrote web posts for the blog site and was interviewed at one point talking about what it’s like to be a White cop.

    Since the news came out, Boise Mayor Lauren McLean's office, the Boise Police Department and others have condemned Bryngelson’s views. McLean said she is launching a full investigation.

    Boise City Council members Patrick Bageant and Lisa Sánchez, the past President of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #11 Joe Andreoli and Brian Holland, Public Information Officer with the International Brotherhood of Police Officers Local #486 joined Idaho Matters to talk more.


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