Is Boise Turning Idaho Blue? Boise Pride Flag Controversy & What It Means for Idaho
Are Boise politics shifting Idaho’s future? That’s the question stirring up heated conversations across the state—and we’re not ignoring it. In our latest episode of the North Idaho Experience, we tackle the Boise Pride flag controversy and what it signals about the political divide between North and South Idaho.
Is Coeur d’Alene Still Conservative? Mayor Woody Shares His View
What does it really mean to be a “conservative town” in 2025?
In this episode of the North Idaho Experience podcast, Mayor Woody McEvers offers an unfiltered, down-to-earth look into the heart of Coeur d’Alene—and its politics. From quirky citizen complaints (yes, someone really is putting bagels in a mailbox) to pressing issues like housing affordability, Woody brings both humor and humility to the mic.
7 Truths About Raw Milk, GMOs & Local Farming in Idaho
If you’ve ever wondered where your food really comes from—or if you’ve questioned what’s hiding in that “organic” label from the grocery store—this conversation with Cassie Soulberg of Sun Mountain Four Seasons Farmers Market will change how you shop, eat, and think.
Cassie isn’t your average farmer. She’s a fourth-generation Idahoan who’s traded a modern lifestyle for a deeper connection to land, livestock, and community. From rotationally grazing her animals on a rugged mountain in Kingston to starting one of North Idaho’s most unique private farmers markets, her mission is simple: raise real food, share it locally, and help others return to their roots.
5 Best Springtime Activities in North Idaho for Outdoor Lovers
If you’re wondering how to make the most of spring in North Idaho, you’re in the right place. From mushroom hunting to shed collecting, the season offers incredible opportunities to get outdoors, reconnect with nature, and live like a true local. Whether you’re visiting or thinking about relocating, here are the 5 best springtime activities in North Idaho every outdoor lover should try.
Why North Idaho Summers Sell Homes: Tips to List (and Win) This Season
If you’re thinking about selling your home in North Idaho, summer isn’t just a good time—it might be the best time. With longer days, stunning weather, and a market full of eager buyers, summer brings out the best in both your property and potential buyers. But timing alone won’t seal the deal—you need the right strategy to stand out in one of the hottest (and most competitive) seasons for real estate.
Living in Blanchard Idaho 2025
Tucked into Bonner County, Blanchard, Idaho is the kind of place you could miss with a blink—but for those who discover it, this quiet community offers something truly special. In this episode of the North Idaho Experience, we take a firsthand look at what it’s like to live in Blanchard in 2025: the scenic beauty, the lifestyle, the surprising amenities, and who this remote-yet-connected town is really built for.
What $500K Gets You in Different North Idaho Towns This Summer
The North Idaho real estate market continues to evolve in 2025—but if you’re house hunting this summer with a $500,000 budget, you’re in luck. While $500K won’t stretch as far as it did five years ago, it’s still a solid number that gives you flexibility, location options, and a range of home styles—from lake-area cabins to modern subdivisions.
Groomed, Exploited & Controlled — What Human Trafficking Really Looks Like
When most people hear the term “human trafficking,” their minds jump to dramatic Hollywood scenes—kidnappings, chains, and underground operations. But the truth, as Angie Sedor of Safe Harbor reveals, is often quieter and far more chilling. In this powerful episode of the North Idaho Experience podcast, Angie shares her personal story of surviving sex trafficking and explains how it happens right here, in our own communities.
From Oregon to Idaho: A Real Solution or Political Fantasy? Greater Idaho Proposal
Is the Greater Idaho movement a political fever dream—or a legitimate pathway for disempowered rural voters to reclaim their voice?
If you’ve never heard of it, the proposal suggests redrawing Idaho’s borders to include large portions of Eastern Oregon—and possibly parts of Washington and Northern California. The reason? Rural counties fed up with political decisions dictated by liberal urban centers. But how realistic is this bold idea?
Hiking, Bears, and Northern Lights: Life of a North Idaho Explorer
Can a state redraw its borders because of political differences? That’s exactly what the Greater Idaho movement aims to do—absorb rural counties from Oregon (and potentially parts of Washington and California) into the state of Idaho. The idea sounds like something out of a political thriller, but for thousands of rural Americans, it’s a serious and deeply emotional response to years of feeling ignored by urban-dominated state governments.