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• Winter green thumb? How this Boise kitchen gardener is already preparing for spring blooms

  By Frankie Barnhill Verified|Boise State Public RadioVerifiedPublished January 25, 2022 at 2:12 PM MST Gold Feather Gardens / Facebook The ground is frosty and Idaho winter is in full effect. But Jamie Brennan with Gold Feather Gardens in Boise says it's not too early to think about spring — specifically — spring veggie gardens. Brennan tells Idaho Matters how beginners can prepare for growing season now.

  By Frankie Barnhill Verified · Boise State Public Radio

  Jan. 25, 2022

• How a modern militia is making inroads on a liberal part of Washington

  By Frankie Barnhill Verified|Boise State Public RadioVerifiedPublished January 18, 2022 at 2:53 PM MST Heath Druzin / PostIndustrial Matt Marshall, the founder of the Washington III Percent militia, shows off his sidearm during a militia rally on Whidbey Island, Wash., in October 2020. This month, we’re taking a look at the modern militia movement in the United States as portrayed in a new podcast called “Extremely American.” So far, podcast host Heath Druzin has taken us to Pennsylvania and Idaho.

  By Frankie Barnhill Verified · Boise State Public Radio

  Jan. 18, 2022

• Winter green thumb? How this Boise kitchen gardener is already preparing for spring blooms

  By Frankie Barnhill Verified|Boise State Public RadioVerifiedPublished January 25, 2022 at 2:12 PM MST Gold Feather Gardens / Facebook The ground is frosty and Idaho winter is in full effect. But Jamie Brennan with Gold Feather Gardens in Boise says it's not too early to think about spring — specifically — spring veggie gardens. Brennan tells Idaho Matters how beginners can prepare for growing season now.

  By Frankie Barnhill Verified · Boise State Public Radio

  Jan. 25, 2022

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Boise State Public Radio

Boise State Public Radio is a nonprofit public radio network based in Idaho, operating under Boise State University for over 45 years. As Idaho’s leading NPR-member station, it provides a mix of news, cultural programming, and music through more than 30 broadcast signals statewide. The network began in 1976 as a student-run FM station and became an NPR affiliate in 1988, expanding its reach significantly over the years, including a recent expansion to Lewiston and Pocatello. The station produces local journalism, including the weekday public affairs program *Idaho Matters*, and airs national NPR content. It is also known for its classical and jazz music programming, curated by local DJs. Boise State Public Radio offers digital streaming options through its app and smart speakers, along with archival content that highlights its history. The organization is primarily funded by listener donations and local business sponsorships, aiming to engage and empower communities across Idaho.