Author Kali Fajardo-Anstine: Conversations from the Sun Valley Writers Conference Idaho Public Television 2022-11-14 | Host Marcia Franklin talks with Kali Fajardo-Anstine about her work and life. Fajardo-Anstine is the author of "Sabrina and Corina," a book of short stories that was a finalist for the National Book Award, and "Woman of Light," a best-selling novel. Both are based on stories from her multicultural background.The interview was recorded at the 2022 Sun Valley Writers' Conference. Learn more at: idahoptv.org/shows/dialogue/sunvalley#kalifajardoanstine#indigeneity#chicana#chicanawriters#denver#storiesaboutdenver#svwriters#sunvalleywriters#sunvalleywritersconference#idahopublictv#idahoptv#dialogueidahoptv#novelists#authors
Youth Vote Idaho | Last Day to Register Online/By Mail Idaho Public Television 2024-10-09 | Don't miss your chance to make your voice heard. Friday, October 11, 2024, is the last day to register to vote online or by mail. Your vote matters! Visit idahoptv.org/vote for more info.
The Festival Thats All About Sheep Idaho Public Television 2024-09-12 | Welcome To Sheep CountryFor centuries, ranchers like John and Diane Peavey have trailed bands of sheep through Idaho’s Wood River Valley to graze in southern fields in the fall. The significance of that history is often lost on new residents in the valley, a population that has exponentially grown in recent decades. In 2023, the 27th annual Trailing of the Sheep Festival continued its decades-long effort to honor the past, present, and future of Idaho sheep ranching through storytelling, craftsmanship, and, of course, the Big Sheep Parade. Each October, the festival continues to grow, as curious new Idahoans flock to Sun Valley to eat the food, see the performances, and hear the stories of Idaho’s multicultural herding community. Connect with us!instagram.com/idahoptvfacebook.com/idahoptvCredits:LAUREN MELINK - Producer/Writer, Drone VideographyBENJAMIN WEAVER - Producer, Director/Editor, GraphicsMATTHEW BALTZELL - Second Camera, Field AudioAUSTIN HENDERSON - NarrationAARON KUNZ - Additional VideoBILL MANNY - Executive ProducerROBIN BARCLAY - CommunicationsSPECIAL THANKS -Trailing of the Sheep FestivalThe Community Library Center for Regional History - Historical PhotographsXole Uranga and TahNibaa Naataanii
Youth Vote Idaho: Your Vote, Your Voice Idaho Public Television 2024-08-23 | Our mission is to educate and inform Idahoans about the voting process and the importance of civic engagement. Whether you're a first-time voter or a seasoned participant in our democracy, we provide the resources and information you need to make your voice heard.Join us in shaping the future of Idaho— visit idahoptv.org/vote.
Behind the Screens | Episode 5 | Veronica Cast Idaho Public Television 2024-08-08 | 🎥 Welcome to "Behind the Screens," our captivating new digital series where we go beyond the studio lights to uncover the fascinating personal stories of IdahoPTV's dedicated staff members! 📺 Peek into the life of our amazing Passport Specialist, Veronica Cast! In this episode of 'Behind the Screens,' we're tagging along as she gets inked by her talented daughter, Jojo! Stay connected with us! Instagram: @IdahoPTV Facebook: @IdahoPTV Website: idahoptv.org
Behind the Screens Short- Logan Finney Idaho Public Television 2024-05-09 | Who's ready for Logan's "Behind the Screens" episode? Out now on Facebook and YouTube.
Behind the Screens | Episode 4 | Logan Finney Idaho Public Television 2024-05-09 | 🎥 Welcome to "Behind the Screens," our captivating new digital series where we go beyond the studio lights to uncover the fascinating personal stories of IdahoPTV's dedicated staff members! 📺 Today we're tagging along with Logan Finney, an Associate Producer, working primarily on Idaho Reports, while also supporting all of our local shows. Join us as we go "Behind the Screens" to learn all about Logan!Stay connected with us! Instagram: @IdahoPTV Facebook: @IdahoPTV Website: idahoptv.org--Voice & Interview by Megan JoyceProduction by Benjamin Weaver
Why do YOU support IdahoPTV? Idaho Public Television 2024-05-08 | Meet Don and Bonnie Pica, two long-time donors of Idaho Public Television, from Twin Falls, Idaho.For more information about supporting our station, visit idahoptv.org/support.
This May on IdahoPTV Passport Idaho Public Television 2024-05-02 | This month on Passport, enjoy new series, new seasons and early streaming access of quality programming, such as MaryLand, Cobra, Mr. Bates vs The Post Office, and more!Become a member of Idaho Public Television, sign in, and start streaming today! Get all the details about Passport at video.idahoptv.org/passport/learn-more/.
How Photography and Conservation is a Natural Fit Idaho Public Television 2024-04-10 | Take a look at Idaho's wilderness with award-winning photographer Ken Miracle, as he shares insights into the transformative power of the Outdoor Idaho 'Iconic Idaho' photo contest. Through his captivating photos, Ken not only showcases the beauty of nature but also champions the crucial role photography plays in inspiring others to cherish and protect the great outdoors.
Understanding Emotions with IdahoPTVs Kindergarten Readiness Idaho Public Television 2024-04-05 | Help your children learn words that describe their feelings. As Mister Rogers helped us learn, “It is okay to be mad or sad or scared. What matters most is what we do with the feelings that we have.” Made with our awesome partners at Lee Pesky Learning Center and idaeyc.
Discover Storytime Ideas with IdahoPTVs Kindergarten Readiness Idaho Public Television 2024-04-05 | There are learning opportunities everywhere, like reading books every day. Children find joy in making connections between the books they read and the world around them. Reading everyday will help your child be ready for school. Access free books online or visit your library. Made with our awesome partners at Lee Pesky Learning Center and idaeyc.
Building Routines with IdahoPTVs Kindergarten Readiness Idaho Public Television 2024-04-05 | Being at home all day with your child can be challenging. While we are all encouraged to stay home to keep safe, help yourself and your kids by building a routine. This will help later as they prepare for kindergarten and it will help them now because structure gives kids a sense of stability and helps them feel more secure.When children know what to expect, transitioning between activities becomes easier.
Recognize Print with IdahoPTVs Kindergarten Readiness Idaho Public Television 2024-04-05 | Knowing some letters on the first day of school will help your children succeed. Point out signs in your neighborhood, on stores, or restaurants to help your children begin recognizing that words are all around us.
Incorporate Comparing Objects into Your Childs Learning with IdahoPTVs Kindergarten Readiness Idaho Public Television 2024-04-05 | Knowing how to compare objects is an important skill for your child to practice. Comparing objects helps children begin to understand that things have similarities and difference. Sorting laundry is a great way to learn to compare or collect things in nature and use descriptive words to talk about which ones are smooth, rough, long, short. Compare size, texture, shape, and color to help your child learn the first steps for how to sort and classify. Made with our awesome partners at Lee Pesky Learning Center and idaeyc.
Find Counting Opportunities Anywhere with IdahoPTVs Kindergarten Readiness Idaho Public Television 2024-04-05 | Have you counted flowers or sticks with your kids? There are learning opportunities everywhere! You can help your child learn to count by touching objects as you count them out loud. Knowing how to count will help your child on the first day of school and all summer long!What have you counted with your children lately?
Extending Vocabulary with IdahoPTVs Kindergarten Readiness Idaho Public Television 2024-04-05 | You can help your children learn new words and extend vocabulary by simply listening and talking with them every day. Explain new words when doing any activity and encourage words that describe objects and locations such as next to, behind, underneath, or inside. Read a variety of books so your children can hear different kinds of words. What is your child’s favorite book?
KNOW Vape: Professional Development webinar, Part 3 of 3 Idaho Public Television 2024-04-04 | Part 3 of a three-part virtual professional development series for educators, counselors, and school administrators on the dangers of youth vaping in Idaho.1 in 5 Idaho students has tried vaping at least once. Vaping is highly addictive and poses serious health risks to youth. Physicians in Idaho are seeing children as young as age 7 with vape-related injuries. Throughout the course of this professional development series, experts will discuss the specifics of how vaping harms the brain, lungs, and overall physical and mental health. The series informs educators on how to help students avoid vaping and provides them with a wealth of resources they can use in the classroom.KNOW VAPE is a statewide awareness campaign about the dangers of youth vaping and includes the Nic Sick documentary; free parent and youth resources; curriculum for educators; shareable social media; and anti-vape video contests for teens.Visit the KNOW Vape webpage at idahoptv.org/knowvape.Visit Idaho Public Television’s Professional Development webpage at idahoptv.org/pd for information on how to get Professional Development credit through Boise State University, Idaho State University, and the University of Idaho.
The Decade-Long Contest Bringing Idaho Photographers Together Idaho Public Television 2024-04-02 | Ken Miracle, award-winning photographer from Twin Falls, Idaho, talks about the significance of the Outdoor Idaho "Iconic Idaho" photo contest, shedding light on how photography serves as a catalyst for individuals to deepen their appreciation for the outdoors. By sharing his passion for outdoor education through photography, he invites others to join in the excitement of exploring and conserving nature for future generations.
Helping Idaho Kids Get Ready for Kindergarten! Idaho Public Television 2024-04-01 | Hear about our Education Team's dedication to Kindergarten readiness while they pack 1,000 Kindergarten Readiness Kits, to be delivered to libraries, schools, and parents throughout the state.Learn more, request a delivery, or donate to the program by visiting idahoptv.org/readiness.
Coming this April to Passport Idaho Public Television 2024-03-29 | This month on Passport, enjoy new series, new seasons and new episodes of quality programming, such as Guilt, The Mountain Detective, Austin City Limits, and much more!Become a member of Idaho Public Television, sign in, and start streaming today! Get all the details about Passport at video.idahoptv.org/passport/learn-more/.
Christening of the USS Idaho SSN 799 (March 16, 2024) Idaho Public Television 2024-03-28 | Groton, Conn. submarine builder General Dynamics Electric Boat hosted a christening ceremony for the U.S. Navy's new Virginia-class submarine Idaho (SSN 799) March 16.Idaho is the 26th submarine in the Virginia class, designed for the full range of 21st-century mission requirements, including anti-submarine and surface ship warfare and special operations support. Electric Boat and its partner Newport News Shipbuilding share construction of the Virginia class in a teaming agreement. Idaho is the 13th submarine in the class to be delivered by Electric Boat.The submarine will be the fourth U.S. Navy warship and the first U.S. Navy submarine to carry the name Idaho.VIDEOGRAPHERS: Tammy Scardino, Aaron KunzADDITIONAL VIDEO: Courtesy of General Dynamics Electric BoatSPECIAL THANKS: USS Idaho Commissioning Committee© Idaho Public Television 2024
USS Idaho (SSN799) Christening Idaho Public Television 2024-03-17 | 00:00 - Stream Begins18:45 - Ceremony Begins29:30 - National Anthem31:20 - Kevin Graney44:20 - Bryan Caccavale46:58 - Rep Joe Courtney51:45 - Rep Russ Fulcher54:07 - Sen Richard Blumenthal59:58 - Gov Brad Little1:02:30 - Lt Gov Susan Bysiewicz1:05:48 - William Houston1:10:24 - Nickolas Guertin1:14:40 - Kevin Graney1:16:41 - Teresa Stackley1:23:00 - Levester Jones1:27:42 - ChristeningThe U.S. Navy's newest Virginia-class submarine, the future USS IDAHO, will be formally christened and named on March 16 at General Dynamics Electric Boat shipyard in Groton, Conn.In a long-standing naval tradition, ship sponsor Terry Stackley will christen the submarine in the traditional manner with a bottle."In a uniquely Idahoan twist, rather than breaking a bottle of champagne on the boat's hull, Stackley will christen it with a bottle containing water that she has collected from four of Idaho's lakes — Lake Pend Oreille, Payette Lake, Henrys Lake, and Redfish Lake," a press release said.This is the first U.S. Navy warship that will bear the name USS IDAHO in more than 100 years; the battleship USS IDAHO BB42 was christened in June 1917.The christening is the third of five major events in the life of a U.S. Navy warship before she joins the fleet and is deemed ready for combat, the release said.Generally, the process takes about five years. The first event was the naming of the vessel. The second event was the keel-laying ceremony, officially marking the beginning of construction, which took place in August 2020 in Quonset Point, R.I. After the christening, the submarine will undergo sea trials to ensure the ship's performance is in accordance with plans and specifications, according to the release. After this rigorous series of tests, which should take about a year, the vessel will be accepted by the U.S. Navy in a commissioning ceremony prior to becoming an active part of the nation's military strategy.“This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime event; to celebrate the naming of a Navy ship for the great state of Idaho, to honor the service and sacrifice of our veterans, to recognize the incredible Navy history and Navy legacy our state has and to recognize the amazing contribution our state has made to the acoustic stealth and nuclear power technology of our submarine force,” said former Idaho Gov. Dirk Kempthorne.
Thank You, Idaho! Idaho Public Television 2024-03-13 | On March 11, 2024, Idaho Public Television hosted a sold-out screening of the Idaho Experience program, "Idaho's Nuclear Navy." We want to share our heartfelt thanks to all who attended, supported and was part of this wonderful community screening.
Thank You for Joining Us! Idaho Public Television 2024-03-13 | We would like to thank everyone who made our Boise screening of "Idaho's Nuclear Navy" such a resounding success! We're thrilled to report that it was a sold-out show, which speaks volumes about the overwhelming support for our state's connection to the military.This amazing event could not exist without the support and contributions from the Idaho State Historical Society and the USS Idaho Commissioning Committee. Thank you for helping us bring this important piece of Idaho history to light!Additional thanks to Idaho National Guard and The Egyptian Theatre for their support!
Thank YOU for making Festival a success! Idaho Public Television 2024-03-13 | And that's a wrap for Festival 2024!Thank yoo to all the sponsors, volunteers and supporters of our annual Festival fundraiser! Without your generous efforts and contributions, Festival would not exist. Your dedication to public broadcasting is truly appreciated. See you next year!
Another Festival for the Books! Idaho Public Television 2024-03-13 | That’s a wrap on Festival 2024!Thank you to all the sponsors, volunteers and supporters of our annual Festival fundraiser! Without your generous contributions, Festival would not exist. Your dedication to public broadcasting is truly appreciated. Thank you for being champions of quality television and lifelong learning!We would also like to express our heartfelt thanks to all the donors who called in live or gave online during Festival! Your generosity ensures Idaho Public Television can continue delivering exceptional programming to enrich our community. We are deeply grateful for your support in fulfilling our mission of telling Idaho’s stories.
Assemble a Storytime in a Box Kit with us! Idaho Public Television 2024-03-07 | Join Brady as she puts together a Storytime in a Box to be delivered to 25 libraries in Idaho! Filled with books, activities and resources, these boxes are designed to support Idaho libraries in their community storytime efforts and are FREE thanks to the donations of IdahoPTV supporters. Learn more at idahoptv.org/storytime
Nic Sick Now Streaming Idaho Public Television 2024-03-07 | Nic Sick is a documentary featuring teens from across Idaho who talk with heartbreaking authenticity about their struggles to overcome vape addiction. Nic Sick is part of KNOW VAPE, a statewide awareness campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of youth vaping including free resources; shareable social media; curriculum for educators and an anti-vape video contest for teens.Learn more at idahoptv.org/knowvape
Outdoor Idaho’s “Nature as Classroom Idaho Public Television 2024-03-07 | Some students believe the best learning takes place outdoors, with Mother Nature as their teacher. Watch Outdoor Idaho’s NEW special, “Nature as Classroom,” streaming on Passport starting March 11.
Outdoor Idahos Iconic Idaho Photo Contest Idaho Public Television 2024-03-06 | Outdoor Idaho's Iconic Idaho photo contest shares the beauty of Idaho through the lens of local photographers.Learn more at idahoptv.org/iconicidaho
This March on IdahoPTV Passport Idaho Public Television 2024-03-04 | This month on Passport, enjoy new series, new seasons and new episodes of quality programming, such as Gospel, Call the Midwife, Alice & Jack and more!Become a member of Idaho Public Television, sign in, and start streaming today! Get all the details about Passport at video.idahoptv.org/passport/learn-more/.
KNOW Vape: Professional Development webinar, Part 2 of 3 Idaho Public Television 2024-02-29 | Part 2 of a three-part virtual professional development series for educators, counselors, and school administrators on the dangers of youth vaping in Idaho.1 in 5 Idaho students has tried vaping at least once. Vaping is highly addictive and poses serious health risks to youth. Physicians in Idaho are seeing children as young as age 7 with vape-related injuries. Throughout the course of this professional development series, experts will discuss the specifics of how vaping harms the brain, lungs, and overall physical and mental health. The series informs educators on how to help students avoid vaping and provides them with a wealth of resources they can use in the classroom.KNOW VAPE is a statewide awareness campaign about the dangers of youth vaping and includes the Nic Sick documentary; free parent and youth resources; curriculum for educators; shareable social media; and anti-vape video contests for teens.Visit the KNOW Vape webpage at idahoptv.org/knowvape.Visit Idaho Public Television’s Professional Development webpage at idahoptv.org/pd for information on how to get Professional Development credit through Boise State University, Idaho State University, and the University of Idaho.
Join IdahoPTV for a FREE Screening of Idahos Nuclear Navy Idaho Public Television 2024-02-20 | Register TODAY for the upcoming screening and Q & A of Idaho Experience's "Idaho's Nuclear Navy," on Monday, March 11 at the Egyptian Theatre in Boise. Learn more and reserve your seat at showclix.com/event/idaho-s-nuclear-navy-03-11-24/listing
Find New Ways to Play with PBS KIDS for Parents Idaho Public Television 2024-02-20 | The PBS KIDS for Parents webpage is a resource to find fun and easy ways to help young learners create, grow and explore the world around them. Learn more at pbs.org/parents
Dont Miss IdahoPTVs Festival Finale! Idaho Public Television 2024-02-16 | Tune in Sunday, March 10 for IdahoPTV's Festival Finale, with new episodes from Idaho Experience and Outdoor Idaho and ticket opportunities for upcoming music performances. Learn more at idahoptv.org/festival
See whats airing on IdahoPTV this Festival Idaho Public Television 2024-02-16 | With music and travel specials, new episodes of local programming, documentaries and more, you won't want to miss IdahoPTV's Festival! Learn more and view program schedules at idahoptv.org/festival
Wouldnt Eat It? Dont Breathe It. | Lollipop Idaho Public Television 2024-02-15 | KNOW the toxic and cancer-causing chemicals found in vapes.Learn more at idahoptv.org/knowvape
Wouldnt Eat It? Dont Breathe It. | Pizza Idaho Public Television 2024-02-15 | KNOW the toxic and cancer-causing chemicals found in vapes.Learn more at idahoptv.org/knowvape
Wouldnt Eat It? Dont Breathe It. | Ice Cream Idaho Public Television 2024-02-15 | KNOW the toxic and cancer-causing chemicals found in vapes.Learn more at idahoptv.org/knowvape
Bob Edwards on starting at NPR Idaho Public Television 2024-02-14 | In 2004, Idaho Public Television host Marcia Franklin talked with Bob Edwards, the longtime host of NPR's "Morning Edition" program, about his career. Mr. Edwards died on February 10, 2024 at the age of 76.Her full interview can be found here: video.idahoptv.org/video/scout-dialogue-writers-collection-bob-edwards
This Educator Is Changing Lives In Northern Idaho Idaho Public Television 2024-02-08 | Meet Molly Clark, a 2023 PBS Kids Early Learning Champion from Potlatch, Idaho. Molly founded The Garden Daycare in 2022 with the goal of providing high-quality, needs-based education to children in Northern Idaho.Read more at idahoptv.org/blogs/press-releases/potlatch-educator-molly-clark-named-pbs-kids-early-learning-champion-honoreeLearn more about IdahoPTV's education efforts at idahoptv.org/education.
Wouldnt Eat It? Why Breathe It? Idaho Public Television 2024-02-07 | KNOW the toxic and cancer-causing chemicals found in vapes.Learn more at idahoptv.org/knowvape
Wouldnt Try It? Why Breathe It? Idaho Public Television 2024-02-07 | KNOW the toxic and cancer-causing chemicals found in vapes.Learn more at idahoptv.org/knowvape
Wouldnt Eat It? Dont Breathe It. Idaho Public Television 2024-02-07 | KNOW the toxic and cancer-causing chemicals found in vapes.Learn more at idahoptv.org/knowvape
This February on IdahoPTV Passport Idaho Public Television 2024-02-05 | Get ready for new seasons, new series, new episodes and so much more coming to IdahoPTV Passport this February!Become a member of Idaho Public Television, sign in, and start streaming today! Get all the details about Passport at video.idahoptv.org/passport/learn-more/.
N. Scott Momaday on Dialogue Idaho Public Television 2024-01-31 | Dialogue host Marcia Franklin talks with the Pulitzer Prize-winning author N. Scott Momaday in 1996 about his life and work. Momaday, a member of the Kiowa Tribe, was the first Native American author to win a Pulitzer Prize, which he did in 1969 for his novel, "House Made of Dawn."
The Word is Sacred. Idaho Public Television 2024-01-31 | The late Kiowa writer N. Scott Momaday reads a section from his book, "The Way to Rainy Mountain," about the power of words. He spoke with Idaho Public Television's Marcia Franklin in 1996.
Indigenous Concept of Time Idaho Public Television 2024-01-31 | N. Scott Momaday talks with Marcia Franklin of Idaho Public Television in 1996 about the difference in how Native and non-Native populations think of time. Momaday, who died in 2024, was a member of the Kiowa Tribe and was the first indigenous writer to win a Pulitzer Prize.
N. Scott Momaday on Native American Writers Idaho Public Television 2024-01-31 | The late author N. Scott Momaday, who was a member of the Kiowa Tribe, talked with Marcia Franklin of Idaho Public Television in 1996 about the growing interest in indigenous literature. Momaday was the first Native American to win a Pulitzer Prize, which he did in 1969 for his novel, "House Made of Dawn.""It's astounding," he told her. "The publishing world has realized that there is a great market for that. People want to read things about Indians by Indians."
The Power of the Bear Idaho Public Television 2024-01-31 | The late N. Scott Momaday, who was a member of the Kiowa Tribe, talks about his identification with bears, and how the "bear power" manifested in him as a writer. Momaday, whose novel, "House Made of Dawn," won a Pulitzer Prize in 1969, was the first indigenous writer to win a Pulitzer. He spoke with Idaho Public Television host Marcia Franklin in 1996.
