Secret's Out Idaho

Nothing beats monetary donations to aid your favorite Southern Idaho non-profits. Learn why $1 can go further than just a small donation and how to support the United Way of South Central Idaho and o…

Did you know foster children often only take one item with them to transition between homes? Pillows become a sense of stability and are often considered a luxury item. Listen to learn why new pillow…

In this special episode of Secret’s Out Idaho, we talk with United Way of South Central Idaho about the amazing work they do to create lasting change in our community. We also talk with local compani…

Your time is one of the most valuable things you can give. How valuable? One hour of your time is $25 to a non-profit! Whether you’re an individual or employer, learn where and how to be a changemake…

Consider donating gift cards, including gas cards, to local non-profits that will help our local families the most. With these gift cards, homeless shelters, food pantries, hosptials and other non-pr…

The most basic care necessities are often hard to come by for struggling families and they are some of the most needed items. From kids going to school to people going in for a job interview, items l…

Hotel vouchers are an essential donation for people in crisis situations. These vouchers can provide organizations the ability to serve the homeless, cancer patients and their families, displaced dom…

Laundry detergent is a vital household item that can often be too expensive to afford for families big and small. Listen in to hear from Sonya Haines of United Way of South Central Idaho on why laund…

Needed all year long (not just in August & September!), sketchbooks, wooden pencils, tissues and more can help students AND teachers make it through the school year. Check out what supplies you can g…

Lice infestations do not discriminate. Lice kits provide schools with a cure to keep students from falling behind but can be pricey for schools or food pantries to provide. Sonya Haines from United W…

He sold potatoes. He wrote a book. And he owns his own successful marketing company. Idaho native and owner of Nifty Marketing, Mike Ramsey, shares his experience growing up in a non-traditional fami…

Would you ever climb to 21 feet and let go? Don Campbell has—and in this week’s episode, he talks all about what it took to open the world-class Gemstone Climbing Center in downtown Twin Falls, what …

Did you know peanut butter, honey, canned meat, snack packs and chunky soup are the most needed food donations? And don’t forget the can opener! Listen to this month’s episode with Sonya Haines from …

Why is camping better in Idaho? What’s it like to run an ultramarathon? Is it normal to cry during hot yoga? Sami Ashenbrener – Idaho native, physical therapist, yoga instructor and mom – has the ans…

Is Idaho just a government conspiracy? It’s what this week’s guest thought before she found her dream job in Southern Idaho. As Southern Idaho Tourism’s social media coordinator, Sarah Rohrbach has f…

“Life feels more like an adventure here.” This week’s episode we chat with Sammi Sanchez, College of Southern Idaho student body president, on why she chose Twin Falls over Boise, her time on the div…

Josh Bartlome from Southern Idaho Solid Waste talks all about the unexpected energy source sitting in your garbage can, how we’re reducing our regional footprint AND his surprising love story.

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Education and fairytales found in donated books provide hope and imagination for people of all ages. Sonya Haines from United Way of South Central Idaho goes into detail about what books to give and …

Where can you find the key to happiness? Rupert, Idaho. This beautiful small town is home to one of Idaho’s best-hidden gems: The Magic Valley Area Humanitarian Center. Whether you’re looking to give…

There’s more than meets the eye in Southern Idaho and this week’s guests wrote the book on it (literally). They talk all about their book “Discovering Idaho's Scenic Drives and Backroad Treasures” an…