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Jane Chu’s story is all-American, which is to say that her roots are extraordinarily varied.

In the new bestseller "Screaming on the Inside," author Jessica Grose chronicles how unreasonable expectations of motherhood are baked into our culture, along with stereotypes that feed that narrative.

The "Boise Weekly" is a staple, but Covid hit the publication hard and as a result there are some changes being made. Idaho Matters sits down with editor Jeanne Huff to find out what's next for the newspaper.

The concept is simple … at first. Read 50 books in a year. But then, things get interesting.

The just-released film "Freedom’s Path" – telling the story of a runaway civil war soldier who encounters a secret community of freed slaves – is more than a reflection of history. It’s also making its own history. A portion of the film’s profits are going to historically black colleges and universities.

“This expression of interest was a way for us to raise our hand to the Federal Rail Administration to say that we are interested in restoring passenger rail.”

“Everybody has feelings. We don't have to feel so guilty about having these feelings. They don't mean that we don't love our children. They just mean that we're full humans with the full range of human emotion.”

As Valentine's day approaches many of us are thinking about love, in all its many forms, and what better way to express love than through a letter?

“Yes, we poets just depend on each other.”

“There's a reason I picked these two to come and have this conversation.”