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This season is a time we reflect on gathering and relationships. You might love the idea of gathering but feel like you don't have anyone to gather with. You're not alone! We all need to bulk up our inner circles and create our own communities. Ana Rogers, Founder of "It Takes A Village," tells us how her organization helps women meet other women in Eastern Idaho. With more than 1,000 members you're bound to find your next best friend or group of women in your corner. She also shares resources for men to meet up and create relationships. If you know someone who would benefit from friendship (which is every one of us!), share this episode with them!

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Having the kids home for summer break is a blessing, but without the structure of school, sometimes it's nice to have a little extra hand at creating order at home. That's what Rylea Farrens has done for us. She is a mom with a background in child development and has created a summer program to help keep your kids engaged, entertained, learning, and most of all create experiences for the whole family to connect. Learn why boundaries and routines are important for kids of all ages and how you can get your kids eager to do their chores and engaging in wholesome activities through her program "Summer Sanity"!

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In honor of National Immigrant Day I'm replaying some interviews I did earlier from immigrants who have made a mark in our very own community.
Hear as Marco and Flaminiya Assireli tell about how they moved from Italy and started an authentic Italian restaurant in down town Idaho Falls.
Also listen as Jenny Dube from Guatamala and Tapelo Dube from Zimbabwe talk about the beauties of America and some of the difficulties coming to a new country. Hear the advice they have for others coming to America to study or live.
And finally, join me for a little tangent on things you might not know are solely American products and practices!

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The spirit of Thanksgiving is a great time to think about our blessings. When I thought about this topic I thought of a friend that I heard one time share her experience with her house burning down and the tragedies that befell her family but I was surprised how she remained so grateful and forgiving. So, in the spirit of Thanksgiving, hear her inspirational personal experience of how to keep a mindset of gratitude amidst trials.

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Have you ever dreamed of becoming a film director? What goes into making movie magic? T.C. Christensen has been a director for decades, directing and doing cinematography on dozens of films like "17 Miracles," "The Cokeville Miracle," "The Other Side of Heaven 2," and "Love, Kennedy." He shares his background, advice he has for other budding directors, some movie-making secrets, and some behind the scenes of his newest movie, "Raising the Bar."