The Great Idaho Show

Something special is growing at Boise's historic Spaulding Ranch. On this episode of The Great Idaho Show, Dylan Stocker sits down with Ariel Agenbroad of University of Idaho Extension and Harvest Heroes Veteran Coordinator Connie Mae to talk about Harvest Heroes, the West Bench Farmers Market, agriculture, veterans and the new life taking shape at Spaulding Ranch. Harvest Heroes brings veterans and their families together through farming, gardening, education and community. Participants can g

This is bigger than Idaho. But Idaho is not outside of it. Artificial intelligence. Data centers. Surveillance cameras. Digital ID. Digital currency. Each is usually discussed as a separate issue. But what happens when these technologies and systems eventually begin working together? Tom Munds calls the larger concept technocracy, and in this episode of Crossroads Idaho, we step back to the 30,000-foot view to examine what he believes Americans are failing to see. We discuss Agenda 21, techn

The Conservative Civil War Nobody Wants to Talk About Is Idaho's conservative movement becoming its own worst enemy? In this episode of Crossroads Idaho, Dylan Stocker sits down with Greg Pruett, President of the Idaho Second Amendment Alliance, to discuss the growing divide among Idaho conservatives. The conversation begins with the recent Twin Falls tragedy and the importance of Idaho's Second Amendment protections, but quickly expands into a much larger discussion about the future of Idaho

Episode Description Tom Munds and Dylan Stocker welcome Sarah Clendenon, Director of Operations for the Idaho Freedom Foundation, for an in-depth conversation about liberty, government accountability, and the controversial Robert Jones case. The discussion explores constitutional rights, peaceful protest, Idaho's judicial system, legislative accountability, the role of the Idaho Freedom Foundation, and why many Idahoans believe the Robert Jones case raises important questions about free speech

When most Idahoans dial 911, they assume an ambulance is on the way. In much of rural Idaho, that assumption simply isn't guaranteed. In this episode, Dylan Stocker sits down with Mari Adams, Chief of Operations for the East Boise County Ambulance District, to discuss the realities of providing emergency medical care across more than 1,300 square miles. They discuss: • Why EMS is not considered an essential service in Idaho • The collapse of volunteer staffing • Long response times in mounta

What happens when technology follows us into the last truly wild places? Steve Zettel of the Not in Wilderness Coalition joins Dylan Stocker to discuss a growing movement to preserve the wilderness experience from the constant presence of phones, satellite communications, music, livestreaming, and other modern technology. The conversation explores the purpose behind the Wilderness Act, why Idaho's Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness is uniquely valuable, and whether simple common courte