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Isabelle Spotts on her debut novel, 'Saint Delilah' (opens the original)
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A murder mystery usually begins with the question "Who did it?" But in Isabelle Spotts' new novel, the person asking that question is the victim. In “Saint Delilah,” 19-year-old Delilah is murdered and returns as a ghost with no memory of who killed her. Now she’s trying to piece together what happened and find the person responsible. Our associate producer Hannah Gardoski sat down with Isabelle to talk more about her debut novel.
A safari turns deadly in Natalie Moss's debut novel (opens the original)
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Have you ever dreamed of going on a safari? Well, here’s your chance, but fair warning, this isn’t your typical wildlife adventure. In Natalie Moss's debut novel, The Night Hunter, Danielle Carter is less than thrilled to be returning to the South African bush, a place that holds no shortage of family secrets. But after the death of her mother, she’s hoping the trip will give her the chance to reconnect with her sister Grace, something they should have plenty of time to do as they make their way
25 years of giving: How Idaho women are making a difference (opens the original)
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This year, the Idaho Women's Charitable Foundation is celebrating more than two decades of giving. Though the group initially started small, their numbers have grown and so has their impact. Today, hundreds of women are part of the foundation, turning their shared generosity into $7 million for nonprofit causes across southwest Idaho. President of the Foundation Nicole Patterson and Molly Harder, vice president of membership, joined Idaho Matters to talk more about the people who make this possi
Henry Diltz looks back at a life behind the camera (opens the original)
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At the center of every era are the images that come to define it, and Henry Diltz's photographs are among the most iconic of them. Since the 60s, he’s photographed some of the biggest names in music, from John Lennon and the Doors to Crosby, Stills, and Nash. He was also the main photographer for Woodstock across three different years. Now, he’s bringing the stories of these experiences to Sun Valley, where he’ll talk about his work and what it meant to document such a transformative period. Dil
A closer look at herbalism and why its finding new interest (opens the original)
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For many of us, the plants growing in our garden are just part of the landscape. But for Malisa Scott, knowing what those plants are and how to use them is an important part of her work. Scott is an herbalist and the owner of Briar and Bloom, where she uses her knowledge of herbs to make teas, oils and salves. Our associate producer Hannah Gardoski sat down with Scott to learn more about her work.
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