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Idaho Matters host Gemma Gaudette reflects on sending her son to college (opens the original)
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For a lot of parents, sending a child off to college is a moment they’ve spent years preparing for. There are the applications, the decisions, the dorm room shopping and all the other things you can check off a list. But there’s really no checklist for what happens when you finally drive away. If you’re a regular listener, you know our host, Gemma Gaudette, just dropped her oldest son off at college, and she’s been thinking about what it means to be incredibly proud and excited for her child, wh
Idaho investigators identify 'Unknown Wanderer,' find possible Tylenol Murders link (opens the original)
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For more than four decades, he was known simply as the “unknown wanderer.” A well-dressed man who walked into Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Boise in December of 1982 and died there after ingesting cyanide. He had no identification. But he did have $1,900 in cash, nearly 30 keys and a type-written note signed with a name that turned out not to be his. The mystery of who he was lasted so long, it even made it onto the “Unsolved Mysteries” television program back in 1990. Now, 44 years later, Ada
Idaho Matters Doctor Roundtable: September 23, 2026 (opens the original)
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has spent much of his first year and a half as the nation’s Health and Human Services Secretary reshaping the way the federal government approaches vaccines. Last week he returned to a group he once led, Children’s Health Defense, to deliver the keynote address at its annual conference. Kennedy told the crowd they have a “strong and steadfast friend” in the Trump White House, and pointed to changes the administration has pursued around the childhood vaccine schedule and the
Idaho Matters discusses the importance of menopause knowledge (opens the original)
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This segment originally aired on May, 2 2023. Approximately half of all Americans will go through menopause. However, it remains an under-discussed topic, leaving many scared and uninformed about the changes they are experiencing. It also leaves them in the dark when it comes to perimenopause symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats and hormone therapy. Idaho Matters spent an hour talking about this important topic with three experts in the field: The experts spoke with Gemma about the difference
What a possible interest rate hike could mean for your finances (opens the original)
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The Federal Reserve meets this week and for the first time in more than three years, it could actually raise interest rates. That might sound a little surprising. Not long ago, much of the conversation was about when the Fed would start cutting rates. But a stronger-than-expected jobs report, stubborn inflation and rising energy prices have changed that picture pretty quickly. So what does all of this mean for the economy and for the rest of us when we borrow money, buy a house, fill up our cars
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