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The trial challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws is coming to an end at the Ada County Courthouse; we'll tell you how some members of the State Board of Education aren't thrilled with the legislature's efforts to push back against Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives; and we've got the all-important weekend weather outlook.

The trial challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws is coming to an end at the Ada County Courthouse; we'll tell you how some members of the State Board of Education aren't thrilled with the legislature's efforts to push back against Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives; and we've got the all-important weekend weather outlook.

Friday, Nov. 22

It's property tax assessment bill season.  We'll tell you what inside this year's notices; there was more compelling testimony Wednesday in the trial challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws; and we've got the latest on what we expect from that atmospheric river.

It's property tax assessment bill season.  We'll tell you what inside this year's notices; there was more compelling testimony Wednesday in the trial challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws; and we've got the latest on what we expect from that atmospheric river.

Thursday, Nov. 21

You'll want to hear the latest on our wild weather: testimony continues in the trial of Idaho women challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws; and they're talking salaries at Boise City Hall (just how much should the mayor and council be paid?)

You'll want to hear the latest on our wild weather: testimony continues in the trial of Idaho women challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws; and they're talking salaries at Boise City Hall (just how much should the mayor and council be paid?)

Wednesday, Nov. 20

A high-profile abortion trial resumes today at the Ada County Courthouse; we've got details on a significant atmospheric river heading our way; and we'll tell you about the latest effort to redesign State Street.

A high-profile abortion trial resumes today at the Ada County Courthouse; we've got details on a significant atmospheric river heading our way; and we'll tell you about the latest effort to redesign State Street.

Tuesday, Nov. 19

We've got details on the most recent reading scores of Idaho school kids; we'll tell where Idaho auditors are hand-counting paper election ballots today; and we'll tell why Idaho lawmakers are about to take a deep dive into Artificial Intelligence.

We've got details on the most recent reading scores of Idaho school kids; we'll tell where Idaho auditors are hand-counting paper election ballots today; and we'll tell why Idaho lawmakers are about to take a deep dive into Artificial Intelligence.

Monday, Nov. 18

We'll tell you why a couple of Boise State volleyball players are part of a lawsuit against San Jose State University; we've got the latest from the courtroom where a group of Idaho women are challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws; and in the shadow of two police shootings in less than a week, we have an exclusive conversation with the Boise Police Chief.

We'll tell you why a couple of Boise State volleyball players are part of a lawsuit against San Jose State University; we've got the latest from the courtroom where a group of Idaho women are challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws; and in the shadow of two police shootings in less than a week, we have an exclusive conversation with the Boise Police Chief.

Friday, Nov. 15

There has been another shooting involving Boise Police, the second in less than a week; there's more dramatic testimony at the Ada County Courthouse where a group of women is challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws; and there's a mixed bag in the weather outlook.

There has been another shooting involving Boise Police, the second in less than a week; there's more dramatic testimony at the Ada County Courthouse where a group of women is challenging Idaho's anti-abortion laws; and there's a mixed bag in the weather outlook.

Thursday, Nov. 14

We'll take you inside an Ada County courtroom where a group of women are challenging  Idaho's anti-abortion laws; Tuesday saw a number of counties certify last week's election results, but it also included an apology; plus we'll tell you about a big boost of EV charging in the city of Boise.

We'll take you inside an Ada County courtroom where a group of women are challenging  Idaho's anti-abortion laws; Tuesday saw a number of counties certify last week's election results, but it also included an apology; plus we'll tell you about a big boost of EV charging in the city of Boise.

Wednesday, Nov. 13

Idaho is marking a somber anniversary today; you may do a double-take when you hear about the first day of the 2025-26 school year in Boise; and you may want to get out your winter clothes- a significant weather-maker is on the way.

Idaho is marking a somber anniversary today; you may do a double-take when you hear about the first day of the 2025-26 school year in Boise; and you may want to get out your winter clothes- a significant weather-maker is on the way.

Tuesday, Nov. 12

Four million dollars awarded in legal suit, but who pays? It's time for those signs to come down, and crews start clearing the Boise River.

Four million dollars awarded in legal suit, but who pays? It's time for those signs to come down, and crews start clearing the Boise River.

Monday, Nov. 11

We've got details on our Air Stagnation Advisory; we'll tell you the latest on so-called "forever chemicals" in our water supply; there's a scathing report, ripping Idaho's accounting and procurement software program, called Luma; and we'll tell you about this weekend's 'Dare to be Square-dancing" event.

We've got details on our Air Stagnation Advisory; we'll tell you the latest on so-called "forever chemicals" in our water supply; there's a scathing report, ripping Idaho's accounting and procurement software program, called Luma; and we'll tell you about this weekend's 'Dare to be Square-dancing" event.

Friday, Nov. 8

Today, we'll ask if Kamala Harris was successful in any of Idaho's counties: after months of Donald Trump promising a mass deportation of undocumented people, we'll consider what that might do to our food supply; and a citizens committee is recommending a pay bump for Idaho lawmakers.

Today, we'll ask if Kamala Harris was successful in any of Idaho's counties: after months of Donald Trump promising a mass deportation of undocumented people, we'll consider what that might do to our food supply; and a citizens committee is recommending a pay bump for Idaho lawmakers.

Thursday, Nov. 7

We've got full coverage and you'll hear the voices of what turned out to be a rather historically good evening for Idaho Republicans.  We'll also hear from Idaho Democrats who aren't pleased but remain committed to their mission.

We've got full coverage and you'll hear the voices of what turned out to be a rather historically good evening for Idaho Republicans.  We'll also hear from Idaho Democrats who aren't pleased but remain committed to their mission.

Wednesday, Nov. 6

Of course, we've got the scoop on what you need to know this Election Day; we'll tell you about a survey where a majority of voters said affordable housing was their most important issue this election season; we've got your full Election Day forecast; and we'll tell you how attorneys for Aaron von Ehlinger, the former GOP lawmaker convicted of raping a legislative intern, were in front of the Idaho Supreme Court justices on Monday.

Of course, we've got the scoop on what you need to know this Election Day; we'll tell you about a survey where a majority of voters said affordable housing was their most important issue this election season; we've got your full Election Day forecast; and we'll tell you how attorneys for Aaron von Ehlinger, the former GOP lawmaker convicted of raping a legislative intern, were in front of the Idaho Supreme Court justices on Monday.

Tuesday, Nov. 5

Of course, we have an Election Day preview, with particular emphasis on the security of Tuesday's vote, plus we'll ask if environmentalism will ever again be a bipartisan conversation; the Boise State Broncos will be anxious to hear about Tuesday's announcement from the College Football Playoff Committee's first ranking of season; and we'll tell you about a rare cremation of a grizzly in the Yellowstone ecosystem.

Of course, we have an Election Day preview, with particular emphasis on the security of Tuesday's vote, plus we'll ask if environmentalism will ever again be a bipartisan conversation; the Boise State Broncos will be anxious to hear about Tuesday's announcement from the College Football Playoff Committee's first ranking of season; and we'll tell you about a rare cremation of a grizzly in the Yellowstone ecosystem.

Monday, Nov. 4

With just a handful of days until the big day, we've got an election update, including a big word of caution from Idaho election officials; as we prepare to fiddle with our clocks again this weekend, we'll revisit Idaho's debate over Daylight Saving Time; and we'll preview tonight's big game at Albertsons Stadium.

With just a handful of days until the big day, we've got an election update, including a big word of caution from Idaho election officials; as we prepare to fiddle with our clocks again this weekend, we'll revisit Idaho's debate over Daylight Saving Time; and we'll preview tonight's big game at Albertsons Stadium.

Friday, Nov. 1

There are more tricks than treats in the Halloween forecast; there's an interesting new trend in early, in-person voting in Idaho; plus, we'll tell you about an all-important new water use agreement for Idaho farmers and water managers.

There are more tricks than treats in the Halloween forecast; there's an interesting new trend in early, in-person voting in Idaho; plus, we'll tell you about an all-important new water use agreement for Idaho farmers and water managers.

Thursday, Oct. 31

A BIG change in the weather is in the outlook; we've got an update on a suspicious fire in the historic Union Block building in downtown Boise; plus we'll tell what Idaho election officials WILL or WILL NOT be doing at the polls on election day.

A BIG change in the weather is in the outlook; we've got an update on a suspicious fire in the historic Union Block building in downtown Boise; plus we'll tell what Idaho election officials WILL or WILL NOT be doing at the polls on election day.

Wednesday, Oct. 30

The drama that followed the tenure of former Boise Police Chief Ryan Lee is about to cost the City of Boise a lot more money; there's an increase of grizzly attacks on cattle in eastern Idaho; plus we'll get the outlook for Halloween and beyond.

The drama that followed the tenure of former Boise Police Chief Ryan Lee is about to cost the City of Boise a lot more money; there's an increase of grizzly attacks on cattle in eastern Idaho; plus we'll get the outlook for Halloween and beyond.

Tuesday, Oct. 29

We'll look at the data that confirms our first frosts of the season are coming later and later; we'll tell you about a big water problem in McCall; we'll hear Boise State's football coach say that their next game is the biggest game of the season (didn't he say that about the last game?), and we have a story on how some retailers are pleading with Idaho lawmakers not to tax vaping products.

We'll look at the data that confirms our first frosts of the season are coming later and later; we'll tell you about a big water problem in McCall; we'll hear Boise State's football coach say that their next game is the biggest game of the season (didn't he say that about the last game?), and we have a story on how some retailers are pleading with Idaho lawmakers not to tax vaping products.

Monday, Oct. 28

How much do you think members of the Idaho Legislature - a very part-time job - should take home in salary? We've got an election update...plus, we'll remind you of a pretty big football game on the tube tonight.

How much do you think members of the Idaho Legislature - a very part-time job - should take home in salary? We've got an election update...plus, we'll remind you of a pretty big football game on the tube tonight.

Friday, Oct. 25

We'll get the scoop on that fast moving storm which swept across the region overnight, we'll have an election update, we have an update on the Idaho Legislature's efforts to curb DEI programs, and we'll ask, "Just how safe are Idaho's 80 mph speed zones?"

We'll get the scoop on that fast moving storm which swept across the region overnight, we'll have an election update, we have an update on the Idaho Legislature's efforts to curb DEI programs, and we'll ask, "Just how safe are Idaho's 80 mph speed zones?"

Thursday, Oct. 24

There's a big change in the weather outlook, a local health district has made a rather controversial decision on what vaccines it will offer, we'll have an election update, plus we'll tell you about an effort to make jury duty a bit more bearable.

There's a big change in the weather outlook, a local health district has made a rather controversial decision on what vaccines it will offer, we'll have an election update, plus we'll tell you about an effort to make jury duty a bit more bearable.

Wednesday, Oct. 23

We'll tell you about an election letter, intended to go out to voters, isn't anywhere near seeing the light of day; some local officials are already talking about snow, snow forecasts, and backcountry safety, and we'll get an update that reminds us that this year's wildfire season isn't anywhere near from being over.

We'll tell you about an election letter, intended to go out to voters, isn't anywhere near seeing the light of day; some local officials are already talking about snow, snow forecasts, and backcountry safety, and we'll get an update that reminds us that this year's wildfire season isn't anywhere near from being over.

Tuesday, Oct. 22

We'll check in to see how last week's sub-freezing temperatures and precipitation impacted the region's wildfires, we'll tell you how Boise's newest fire station as a tip of the fire helmet to our past and future, plus we've got an update on an effort to shore up security this Election Day.

We'll check in to see how last week's sub-freezing temperatures and precipitation impacted the region's wildfires, we'll tell you how Boise's newest fire station as a tip of the fire helmet to our past and future, plus we've got an update on an effort to shore up security this Election Day.

Monday, Oct. 21

We'll get you up to speed on our ever-changing weather outlook, we've got some pretty good news on the fire watch, we're keeping an eye on who's spending what this election season, particularly on Proposition 1, and we'll tell you about an extended contract for Boise State for its broadcasting and multimedia partner.

We'll get you up to speed on our ever-changing weather outlook, we've got some pretty good news on the fire watch, we're keeping an eye on who's spending what this election season, particularly on Proposition 1, and we'll tell you about an extended contract for Boise State for its broadcasting and multimedia partner.

Friday, Oct. 18

We have a second major weather maker moving into the region today, we have two significant updates on the status of death row inmate Thomas Creech, plus we'll have a wildfire update and tell you about Wednesday's State of the City address in Nampa

We have a second major weather maker moving into the region today, we have two significant updates on the status of death row inmate Thomas Creech, plus we'll have a wildfire update and tell you about Wednesday's State of the City address in Nampa

Thursday, Oct. 17

We've got a big shift in the weather outlook this morning, we'll tell you how investigators are still working to understand how a power line sparked the Valley Fire, plus we've got an update on an officer-involved shooting in a Boise park.

We've got a big shift in the weather outlook this morning, we'll tell you how investigators are still working to understand how a power line sparked the Valley Fire, plus we've got an update on an officer-involved shooting in a Boise park.

Wednesday, Oct. 16

We've got details on some conversations that occurred just before Boise State abruptly forfeited a women's volleyball game against San Jose State,  we'll have some new details on the investigation into the Valley Fire, and early in-person voting begins today in ten Idaho counties.

We've got details on some conversations that occurred just before Boise State abruptly forfeited a women's volleyball game against San Jose State,  we'll have some new details on the investigation into the Valley Fire, and early in-person voting begins today in ten Idaho counties.

Tuesday, Oct. 15

We'll tell you about which closures you should expect on this Indigenous Peoples' Day, we'll have a wildfire update, we have some alternatives to that bumper-to-bumper traffic that you may be in this morning, plus we've got the scoop on the new "cell-phone waiting area" at the Boise Airport.

We'll tell you about which closures you should expect on this Indigenous Peoples' Day, we'll have a wildfire update, we have some alternatives to that bumper-to-bumper traffic that you may be in this morning, plus we've got the scoop on the new "cell-phone waiting area" at the Boise Airport.

Monday, Oct. 14

In today's episode, red lights and Big Brother, last day for voter registration, lead pipe cleanup in the state and more.

In today's episode, red lights and Big Brother, last day for voter registration, lead pipe cleanup in the state and more.

Friday, Oct. 11

The Kohberger trial is delayed, whooping cough spreads in Southern Idaho, the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights opens in downtown Boise, and more.

The Kohberger trial is delayed, whooping cough spreads in Southern Idaho, the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights opens in downtown Boise, and more.

Thursday, Oct. 10

We'll start off with a wildland fire update, we'll tell you how the City of Eagle has begun moving books away from the general public in its library, we'll share how Latinas will have a greater influence on this year's election, plus we've got an update on access to COVID, RSV and flu vaccines.

We'll start off with a wildland fire update, we'll tell you how the City of Eagle has begun moving books away from the general public in its library, we'll share how Latinas will have a greater influence on this year's election, plus we've got an update on access to COVID, RSV and flu vaccines.

Wednesday, Oct. 9

A stinging rebuke of Idaho State Sen. Dan Foreman, we've got a wildfire update, Ketchum has an e-bike challenge, and we'll tell how the state will once again, today, try to eradicate quagga mussels from the Snake River.

A stinging rebuke of Idaho State Sen. Dan Foreman, we've got a wildfire update, Ketchum has an e-bike challenge, and we'll tell how the state will once again, today, try to eradicate quagga mussels from the Snake River.

Tuesday, Oct. 8

In today's episode: multiple crashes in an Idaho dust storm, goats for hire, road striping on State Highway 55, and more.

In today's episode: multiple crashes in an Idaho dust storm, goats for hire, road striping on State Highway 55, and more.

Monday, Oct. 7

Boise State's Homecoming Weekend, clean energy on Idaho farms, a wind project at risk in South Central Idaho, and much more.

Boise State's Homecoming Weekend, clean energy on Idaho farms, a wind project at risk in South Central Idaho, and much more.

Friday, Oct. 4

Witnesses say an Idaho lawmaker was at the center of an ugly incident at a candidate forum, there's some good news on the fire watch, there's a significant change involving kids coming into the YMCA, and there's about to be a big change at the cell phone waiting area at the Boise Airport.

Witnesses say an Idaho lawmaker was at the center of an ugly incident at a candidate forum, there's some good news on the fire watch, there's a significant change involving kids coming into the YMCA, and there's about to be a big change at the cell phone waiting area at the Boise Airport.

Thursday, Oct. 3

We'll tell you why Boise wants to mount traffic cameras near select intersections, we've got some good news from the fire watch, plus we're learning on how some of Idaho's newest residents are quite politically active.

We'll tell you why Boise wants to mount traffic cameras near select intersections, we've got some good news from the fire watch, plus we're learning on how some of Idaho's newest residents are quite politically active.

Wednesday, Oct. 2

Today, we're learning about Idaho's new public defender system, we'll consider the aftereffects - on all of us - in the shadow of wildland fires, plus we'll recap what you absolutely have to know about absentee ballots.

Today, we're learning about Idaho's new public defender system, we'll consider the aftereffects - on all of us - in the shadow of wildland fires, plus we'll recap what you absolutely have to know about absentee ballots.

Tuesday, Oct. 1

Preparation to install and test the first transportable nuclear reactor has started in eastern Idaho. About 1,500 absentee ballots sent out in Jerome and Payette counties were missing legal language for Proposition 1. And after a successful pilot, the city of Boise's curbside composting program is available to residents in apartments and large multifamily buildings.

Preparation to install and test the first transportable nuclear reactor has started in eastern Idaho. About 1,500 absentee ballots sent out in Jerome and Payette counties were missing legal language for Proposition 1. And after a successful pilot, the city of Boise's curbside composting program is available to residents in apartments and large multifamily buildings.

Monday, Sept. 30

We've got details on Bryan Kohberger's first appearance in an Ada County courtroom, we'll tell you about a new effort to crackdown on underage vaping, and we've got pretty interesting pre-election registration numbers.

We've got details on Bryan Kohberger's first appearance in an Ada County courtroom, we'll tell you about a new effort to crackdown on underage vaping, and we've got pretty interesting pre-election registration numbers.

Friday, Sept. 27

We've got a forecast you won't want to miss, we've got a wildland fire update, plus we'll tell you about a crazy accident in downtown Boise and we also have some new data that confirms that Boiseans are driving more than ever

We've got a forecast you won't want to miss, we've got a wildland fire update, plus we'll tell you about a crazy accident in downtown Boise and we also have some new data that confirms that Boiseans are driving more than ever

Thursday, Sept. 26

Wildland firefighters across the region are really liking today's weather outlook, we'll tell you about the first Treasure Valley Youth Fentanyl Summit, and we'll ask why the City of Boise needs insurance coverage through no less than seven different insurance companies.

Wildland firefighters across the region are really liking today's weather outlook, we'll tell you about the first Treasure Valley Youth Fentanyl Summit, and we'll ask why the City of Boise needs insurance coverage through no less than seven different insurance companies.

Wednesday, Sept. 25

Fees at state parks may be going up. The pedestrian-friendly Boise open streets event happened this weekend. And the risks are high across our region for landslides.

Fees at state parks may be going up. The pedestrian-friendly Boise open streets event happened this weekend. And the risks are high across our region for landslides.

Tuesday, Sept. 24

We've got news regarding campaign donations for the high-profile initiative Proposition 1 on the November ballot, there's some good news from the front lines of Idaho's largest wildfires, plus Idaho has some new job numbers.

We've got news regarding campaign donations for the high-profile initiative Proposition 1 on the November ballot, there's some good news from the front lines of Idaho's largest wildfires, plus Idaho has some new job numbers.

Monday, Sept. 23

Crews are beginning repairs along Highway 21 that the road suffered in the Wapiti Fire. The Caldwell High School Homecoming Parade scheduled for later today has been cancelled due to unspecified threats of disruption. And a water main break in Meridian is currently impacting traffic on Ten Mile Road just north of Cherry Lane and the repair is taking longer than anticipated.

Crews are beginning repairs along Highway 21 that the road suffered in the Wapiti Fire. The Caldwell High School Homecoming Parade scheduled for later today has been cancelled due to unspecified threats of disruption. And a water main break in Meridian is currently impacting traffic on Ten Mile Road just north of Cherry Lane and the repair is taking longer than anticipated.

Friday, Sept. 20

What a weather outlook!  You'll need to hear it.  We've got the latest on progress on the front lines of wildland fires, and there's tremendous emphasis on cybersecurity this election season

What a weather outlook!  You'll need to hear it.  We've got the latest on progress on the front lines of wildland fires, and there's tremendous emphasis on cybersecurity this election season

Thursday, Sept. 19

You will absolutely want to hear what the National Weather Service has to say about the next few days, we've got an update on wildland firefighters, and we'll tell you why a large bus of teachers is rolling through the region.

You will absolutely want to hear what the National Weather Service has to say about the next few days, we've got an update on wildland firefighters, and we'll tell you why a large bus of teachers is rolling through the region.

Wednesday, Sept. 18

The Boise City Council will take up the issue of mass shootings, some wild weather triggered a flow of debris on an area roadway, McCall residents are debating a proposed marina expansion, and what's the verdict on this weekend's BSU football game?

The Boise City Council will take up the issue of mass shootings, some wild weather triggered a flow of debris on an area roadway, McCall residents are debating a proposed marina expansion, and what's the verdict on this weekend's BSU football game?

Tuesday, Sept. 17

We have an update on some of the biggest wildland fires in the region (there's some good news), plus we'll tell you how some wildland firefighters could see a drop in their pay at the end of this month (very bad news), and we'll take you to an historic event in downtown Boise - an event which delivered on its promise to be "transgender joy."

We have an update on some of the biggest wildland fires in the region (there's some good news), plus we'll tell you how some wildland firefighters could see a drop in their pay at the end of this month (very bad news), and we'll take you to an historic event in downtown Boise - an event which delivered on its promise to be "transgender joy."

Monday, Sept. 16

There are nearly 100 active craft breweries in Idaho – about four times as many as in 2012 – but the industry is facing challenges. The Boise State Broncos will play for the Pac-12 starting in 2026, as will several of its Mountain West rivals. And this weekend, Boise is holding its 35th annual LGBTQ+ Pride Festival. We've got details on what’s new this year.

There are nearly 100 active craft breweries in Idaho – about four times as many as in 2012 – but the industry is facing challenges. The Boise State Broncos will play for the Pac-12 starting in 2026, as will several of its Mountain West rivals. And this weekend, Boise is holding its 35th annual LGBTQ+ Pride Festival. We've got details on what’s new this year.

Friday, Sept. 13

Valley Regional Transit is canceling its Eagle On-Demand Route 160 as of October 1st. Tamarack Resort has had to suspend operations due to the Boulder and Lava fires, which have combined to burn over 78,000 acres total. And an Idaho district court judge could rule today on Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s latest challenge to a ballot initiative that seeks to end Idaho’s closed party primary elections and create a system of ranked-choice voting in general elections.

Valley Regional Transit is canceling its Eagle On-Demand Route 160 as of October 1st. Tamarack Resort has had to suspend operations due to the Boulder and Lava fires, which have combined to burn over 78,000 acres total. And an Idaho district court judge could rule today on Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s latest challenge to a ballot initiative that seeks to end Idaho’s closed party primary elections and create a system of ranked-choice voting in general elections.

Thursday, Sept. 12

Boise school officials want to heighten the conversation about mental health, there's a stunning new report about the lack of support for Idaho children and families, Boise brewers are breathing a sigh of relief... plus, we've got a Red Panda update.

Boise school officials want to heighten the conversation about mental health, there's a stunning new report about the lack of support for Idaho children and families, Boise brewers are breathing a sigh of relief... plus, we've got a Red Panda update.

Wednesday, Sept. 11

There's a significant change in the weather headed our way. How Idaho commemorating 9/11 this year. Plus, a preview of Boise Pride this weekend and the latest on the fire watch.

There's a significant change in the weather headed our way. How Idaho commemorating 9/11 this year. Plus, a preview of Boise Pride this weekend and the latest on the fire watch.

Tuesday, Sept. 10

A wildfire update, local preparations for the big election and some news you'll need to hear about the new COVID vaccine.

A wildfire update, local preparations for the big election and some news you'll need to hear about the new COVID vaccine.

Monday, Sept. 9

Every weekday morning, you can get up to speed on all the Idaho news you need to start your day, without ever interrupting your morning routine. All you have to do is hit play. That’s the Connector from Boise State Public Radio starting September 9th.

Every weekday morning, you can get up to speed on all the Idaho news you need to start your day, without ever interrupting your morning routine. All you have to do is hit play. That’s the Connector from Boise State Public Radio starting September 9th.