Best Madison Foster Podcasts (2024)

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Idaho Guitar Society to hold a flamenco concert 12:25

1m ago12:25

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The Idaho Guitar Society has several upcoming events and plans for the new society.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Idaho Falls Opera Theatre to perform a Carnival of Sound concert 10:29

17m ago10:29

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The Idaho Falls Opera Theatre will perform its Carnival of Sound concert Friday, Saturday and Monday for its fall fundraising concert. Find more information at www.ifot.org.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Medieval festival happening in Pocatello tomorrow 1:26

26m ago1:26

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The Idaho Museum of Natural History is Hosting the SCA’s Mabon Festival.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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State Auditor says district misused nutrition funds 0:57

2h ago0:57

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The State Auditor criticized one school district’s use of nutrition funds to buy video boards. Chase County Schools in the southwest part of the state used almost $125,000 from the school nutrition fund to help purchase two new video boards in the gym.By Nebraska Public Media

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The Emotion Bowl is Back! 1:54

22m ago1:54

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One of the oldest rivalries in Eastern Idaho is back for its 59th edition. Student reporter, Chandler Guadagnin, got the latest on this year's matchup between the Skyline Grizzlies and Idaho Falls Tigers.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Get Your BYUI Adventure Guide Today! 2:20

8h ago2:20

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BYU-Idaho's Scroll newspaper has a new publication aimed at helping students navigate campus and the Rexburg community. Student reporter, Chandler Guadagnin, spoke with Scroll staff members Chester Chan and Frances Lay.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Jury finds Jason Jones guilty of first-degree murder 1:38

1h ago1:38

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A Nebraska man accused of quadruple homicide in Laurel has been found guilty by a Dakota County jury. Thursday morning, the jury convicted Jason Jones with four counts of first-degree murder, two counts of second-degree arson, and four counts of the use of a firearm to commit a felony. Thursday afternoon, the court held an aggravation hearing to de…

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Brothers’ lifetime of art on exhibit at Spori Art Gallery 35:23

16m ago35:23

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Leon and Nolan Parson are showcasing their art to the community in the Spori Art Gallery in an opening reception.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Ho-Chunk Inc. celebrates 30th anniversary in Winnebago 1:27

2h ago1:27

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Ho Chunk Inc. celebrated its 30th anniversary as the economic development wing of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska Wednesday. Small Business Administrator Isabel Guzman, who serves in President Joe Biden’s cabinet, visited Winnebago and said Ho-Chunk Inc. serves as a model for other Native American economic development efforts. Since its founding in…

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Idaho Diaper Bank sees 33% distribution increase 2:03

42m ago2:03

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In the last year the Idaho Diaper Bank has distributed 25,000 more diapers a month than last year meaning more Idaho families need help accessing diapers.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho to raise money for new education center 15:13

27m ago15:13

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The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho’s Communications Director Chloe O’Laughlin says the museum is raising funds to build a new education center.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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How a softball league fosters friendships and wellness 4:21

23h ago4:21

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Friendships, competition and a second family: that’s what you’ll find at the softball fields in La Vista on Monday and Wednesday nights at the Nebraska Senior Softball League.By Nebraska Public Media

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Attorneys present closing arguments in Jason Jones trial 1:24

2h ago1:24

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Prosecuting attorney Sandra Allen encouraged the jury to charge defendant Jason Jones with first-degree murder and first-degree arson. She cited text messages and weapons purchases from Jones indicating his actions were premeditated. Defense attorney Matthew McDonald argued that Jones’ wife Carrie killed one of the victims and that his poor mental …

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Five ways to celebrate National Comic Book Day in Idaho 2:16

18m ago2:16

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Comic book artist Adrian Ropp shares five ideas to celebrate National Comic Book Day.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Gov. Pillen encourages people to plan during Preparedness Month 0:51

2h ago0:51

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The Bronco fire in Sioux County is the latest of seven state of emergencies in Nebraska this year. It’s National Preparedness Month and state officials strongly encouraged people to pack for bad weather.By Nebraska Public Media

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FBI tells public to think before transferring money to scammers 1:28

14h ago1:28

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The FBI is launching a campaign to educate the public on scams after an increase in reported financial losses from fraud in the first part of the year. FBI Omaha Field Office special agent in charge Gene Kowel says the rise of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies have made it easier for criminals to scam people out of their money. Kowel say…

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Students find dates at speed dating activities 10:42

20m ago10:42

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BYU-Idaho students are finding dates for Date Night this Friday at speed dating activities on campus.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Four Nebraska schools named National Blue Ribbon Schools 1:02

2h ago1:02

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The U.S. Department of Education announced National Blue Ribbon Schools on Monday, with four from Nebraska making the list. Elkhorn Grandview Middle, Wilma Upchurch Elementary in Millard, West Point Elementary and Southern Valley Elementary received the honor this year for their academic achievements.…

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Food insecurity on the rise as more rural grocery stores close 1:11

22h ago1:11

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More grocery stores are closing, and high transportation costs combined with spotty internet service can prevent rural residents from accessing and using the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP benefits.By Nebraska Public Media

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Jeep Wrangler to be raffled off at Madison High school 2:18

2d ago2:18

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Madison High School recently announced it will raffle off a Jeep Wrangler from Stone’s Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram & Toyota to support students.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Movie director talks about new faith-based film 15:24

2d ago15:24

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Movie director Garrett Batty shares the filming experiences and real-life story behind his new film, “Faith of Angels.”By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Believe in yourself as a child of God 36:51

25m ago36:51

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Elder Steven R. Bangerter and his wife, Susann A. Bangerter, spoke to students at BYU-Idaho about how Jesus Christ knows each of us and how to believe in yourself as a child of God.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Why more farmers are planting native landscapes 4:15

2d ago4:15

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While corn and soybeans dominate the Midwestern landscape today, some farmers are integrating strips of native prairie back into their fields. This conservation practice has expanded to more than a dozen states.By Nebraska Public Media

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Bacon shares Ukrainian priorities after visiting country 1:20

2h ago1:20

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Republican Congressman Don Bacon visited Ukraine last week and met with the country’s leadership, including President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. He said Ukrainians are asking for additional weapons, for help improving their air defense system and a path to join NATO. Bacon said abandoning Ukraine could embolden Russian President Vladimir Putin to take ov…

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Local Special Olympics team coaches reflect on the team’s community impact 16:07

1h ago16:07

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Coaches for an Idaho Falls Special Olympics team, the Pirates, talk about what they have learned as coaches and how the team is engaging with the community.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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PRELUDE - Making A Great America Podcast Series 10:01

1h ago10:01

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In Making a Great America, host Charlie Jett explores the foundational principles of the U.S. government by examining key arguments from the Federalist and Anti-Federalist debates. The series covers critical topics like the dangers of factions (Federalist #10), the need for checks and balances (Federalist #51), and the importance of an independent …

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Midwest Newsroom: Nebraska troops aid in Operation Lone Star 3:42

2h ago3:42

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After Texas Gov. Greg Abbott launched Operation Lone Star in 2021, the governors of Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska answered his call to tackle crime and illegal immigration along the state’s border with Mexico. Their efforts are failing, critics say.By Nebraska Public Media

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BYU-Idaho student and Subitt co-founder shares details on new business 18:52

7d ago18:52

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Subitt co-founder Nick Hepworth talks about creating his new business and how he’s taking it to Boise Entrepreneur Week.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Harris supporters worry Trump could overturn Affordable Care Act 1:37

2h ago1:37

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Supporters of Kamala Harris spoke in Omaha Thursday about their fear that former President Donald Trump would repeal the Affordable Care Act if elected. During the September presidential debate, Trump said he was going to replace the the legislation, but didn’t offer specifics about an alternative plan. Nebraska State Sen. Jen Day, a registered Dem…

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Bennington teacher announced as 2025 Teacher of the Year 1:16

1h ago1:16

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Bennington middle school teacher will be the 2025 Teacher of the Year. Nebraska Education Commissioner Brian Maher surprised her with the honor on Thursday.By Nebraska Public Media

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Huskers sell out 400th straight home game 1:16

4d ago1:16

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The Nebraska Cornhusker football squad opens Big Ten play against Illinois Friday. This will also be the 400th consecutive sellout at Memorial Stadium and one of the most important games in recent memory.By Nebraska Public Media

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Chari Hawkins: “I’m valuable, I’m worthy, I’m having fun.” 39:56

1h ago39:56

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Local Olympic track and field athlete Chari Hawkins, who competed in the Paris Olympics, talks about her mental health experience over her career and at the Olympics.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Ricketts calls for investigation into U.S. Secret Service 1:08

1h ago1:08

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Nebraska Senator Pete Ricketts is calling for an investigation into the U.S. Secret Service following the second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Ricketts said the public should be confident that all presidential nominees will be protected equally. He also said Democrats need to "stop the violent rhetoric they’ve used against…

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Merediths encourage devotional listeners to become disciples of Jesus Christ 27:18

8h ago27:18

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BYU-Idaho President Alvin F. Meredith III and his wife, Sister Jennifer Meredith, share messages of discipleship, covenant-keeping and God's love in their Fall Semester 2024 devotional.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Chicken farmers sue Tyson 4:04

22h ago4:04

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Commercial chicken farmers literally bet the farm, spending millions of dollars on land and enormous chicken houses to raise birds they never own — putting their livelihoods in the hands of a single company that is both their supplier and sole buyer. When Tyson closed a processing plant in southeast Missouri, some farmers facing bankruptcy decided …

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Perkins County Canal plans raise questions 5:47

7d ago5:47

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Nebraska's plans to build a canal to bring water from Colorado come amid that state's own plans for water.By Nebraska Public Media

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Planning continues for Perkins County Canal 4:14

9d ago4:14

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Nebraska is moving ahead on plans for a canal to bring water to the state from Colorado.By Nebraska Public Media

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Pawpaws get their moment in the sun 4:01

1h ago4:01

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Even as the tropical-tasting fruit gains popularity through farmer's markets and festivals, the pawpaw faces big hurdles to reaching a mass market.By Nebraska Public Media

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Merediths share messages of covenants, discipleship and Christ’s love in BYU-Idaho devotional 13:10

1h ago13:10

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BYU-Idaho President Alvin F. Meredith III and his wife, Sister Jennifer Meredith, gave talks in the first campus devotional of the Fall 2024 Semester.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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NU chief financial officer Chris Kabourek resigns 0:55

1d ago0:55

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University of Nebraska chief financial officer Chris Kabourek is resigning effective at the end of September. Kabourek has worked in the NU system for 27 years. He submitted his resignation in a letter to NU President Jeffrey Gold on Monday.By Nebraska Public Media

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Refugee and immigrant support organization changes its name 0:48

4h ago0:48

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The organization formerly known as the Immigrant Legal Center plus Refugee Empowerment Center has a new name.By Nebraska Public Media

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Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce invites students to experience Rexburg 12:23

9d ago12:23

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The Rexburg Area Chamber of Commerce is welcoming students to Porter Park on Saturday to explore opportunities and to browse local vendors in a community event.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Flood, Blood clash in 1st CD debate 5:06

1h ago5:06

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Republican First District Congressman Mike Flood and Democratic challenger Carol Blood met in debate Sunday.By Nebraska Public Media

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International Chocolate Day celebrates locally made chocolate 19:30

6d ago19:30

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Today is International Chocolate Day and you can celebrate with Idaho-made chocolate.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Two newspaper owners keeping news alive in their communities 4:17

3d ago4:17

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Several community newspapers across Nebraska are the only sources covering local news. Here's how two such owners are keeping news alive in their towns.By Nebraska Public Media

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Idaho Falls Fire Department dedicates new 9/11 memorial 12:16

12h ago12:16

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The Idaho Falls Fire Department dedicated the new 9/11 memorial in a ceremony Wednesday and can now be enjoyed by the public.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Jason Jones trial begins in Dakota County 1:36

12h ago1:36

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The trial for a Nebraska man accused of killing four of his neighbors in the village of Laurel got underway in Dakota County Thursday. Defendant Jason Jones did not appear in court. Prosecuting attorney Corey O’Brien said the state has plans to show the jury more than 1,000 pieces of evidence, including photos, videos and physical objects incrimina…

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Nebraska State Historical Society under investigation 1:19

14h ago1:19

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Nebraska Public Media News has learned that the State Ombudsman’s Office is investigating the Nebraska State Historical Society.By Nebraska Public Media

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Just Serve provides opportunities to observe the National Day of Service 12:33

1d ago12:33

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Today is the National Day of Service and Remembrance and Just Serve helps people find service opportunities to commemorate the 9/11 attacks.By BYU-Idaho Radio

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Harris-Trump debate not the only red-blue rivalry Tuesday night 0:46

14d ago0:46

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Tuesday night is the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in Philadelphia. In Lincoln, Nebraska, there’s a very different kind of red-versus-blue contest happening. It’s on the volleyball court.By Nebraska Public Media

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