The Great Idaho Show

11/24/2025

Good morning from Lewiston.

11/23/2025

Uploading a new episode of The Great Idaho Show.

This one is the day after the November 4 election. I sat down with former Boise City Council candidate Lynn Bradescu to talk about what just happened in Boise and what it means for the future.

We cover how she went from “I thought I was moving to Mayberry” to feeling like Boise is turning into “Escape from New York,” her 100 Ada giving circle that has raised nearly two hundred thousand dollars for local nonprofits, twelve years living in Mexico, and how that shaped her view of water, infrastructure and government.

Then we get into Boise.
The city flag and basic civics.
The failed recall of Mayor McLean.
Property taxes, levies and Legacy Idahoans on fixed incomes.
Interfaith Sanctuary versus the Boise Rescue Mission.
Low barrier homeless policy.
Out of state developers, up zoning and whether Boise is really “too far gone” or if it can still be saved.

If you care about Boise’s future, this conversation is worth your time.

Listen here: Listen Here: https://www.thegreatidahoshow.com/boise-at-a-crossroads-with-lynn-bradescu/

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Boise just finished another election, but the big story is what comes next. Former Boise City Council candidate Lynn Bratescu joins Dylan the day after the vote to …

11/19/2025

I just got out of the studio with Kim and Steve Machado of Mashidaho — two Idahoans turning creativity, hustle, and local pride into a growing homegrown business.

We talked shirts, branding, Idaho grit, Buy Idaho, Inc., and the courage it takes for families to build something that captures the essence of Idaho. It's dangerous folks.

This episode is going to be a blast.
Sundays at 11am on KIDO.

Stay tuned — this one is pure Idaho.

11/18/2025

Boise County is growing fast, and our EMS system deserves stable, creative support. I want to share an idea I’ve been developing, one that began with local businesses and expands into a county-wide opportunity to strengthen our emergency response.

It started with this simple thought:
What if our businesses could ask customers to “round up” their purchases to support Boise County EMS?

Pennies at a time… but multiplied across the entire county, especially during tourist season.

Here’s the truth:
Tourists are already our best tippers.
They come here because they love Boise County, and they’re more than happy to chip in a buck or two when it has a clear purpose. This gives them a meaningful way to support the community they enjoy without raising taxes on locals.

Businesses could even receive a small percentage for participating, turning it into a benefit, not a burden.

That concept has grown into something even more useful:

A voluntary “Round Up for EMS” option on county permits, filings, and tax payments.
No mandates. No new tax.
Just community power, multiplied.

I’m putting it forward publicly because Boise County needs solutions that come from within, practical, local, and ready to implement.

If we want faster response times, better equipment, and true EMS stability, we need to think creatively.

Round Up for EMS.
Locals helping locals and visitors helping the place they love.

Would love your thoughts.

Dylan Stocker

11/18/2025

The Boise Rescue Mission Ministries is funded entirely through private donations and delivers real solutions for the homeless in the name of Jesus. Come down to the Walmart in Nampa at Garity and Franklin to support the mission and see the Kevin Miller Show with KIDO Talk Radio. You can buy a Turkey and donate on the spot. As Kevin would say "Dont be a turkey, donate a turkey.

11/18/2025

Every donation to the Boise Rescue Mission Ministries help a homeless person and pushes Kevin Miller one step closer to actually turning into a turkey. Honestly… we may have crossed that line already.
Don’t be the turkey. Go support Miller’s Mission at the Walmart on Franklin & Garrity in Nampa and drop off a turkey this week. Here more details every day ar 580 am 107.5 fm on KIDO Talk Radio 6am to 10am

Please help

11/16/2025

New Episode → The Great Idaho Show

This week’s conversation with Reverend Bill Roscoe of the Boise Boise Rescue Mission Ministries — and Kevin Miller of KIDO Talk Radio — is now live.

Most people only hear Bill in the serious, mission-focused interviews.
This episode opens in a totally different way — fun, relaxed, and full of personality — before we dive into the heart of it.

And then comes the moment that stops you:

👉 The Rescue Mission is serving nearly 900 meals every single day.

Not just on Thanksgiving — every day right here in Idaho.

As we head into Miller’s Mission tomorrow, this conversation is a powerful reminder of the real need, wrapped inside a genuinely fun and uplifting episode. See Kevin at the Walmart on Garity every day this follow week from 6am to 6pm.

🎧 Listen now: https://www.thegreatidahoshow.com/boise-rescue-mission-millers-mission-900-meals-a-day-with-rev-bill-roscoe-kevin-miller/
🦃 Don’t be a turkey, donate a turkey.

— Dylan

In this episode, I sit down in the KIDO studio with Reverend Bill Roscoe of the Boise Rescue Mission and Kevin Miller of KIDO Talk Radio to talk about faith, recove…

11/15/2025

Poor pup is injured and now at a doc away from where found. See our Boise County Sheriff's description.

* Owner Identified * – Thank you all

The Sheriff’s Office has been notified that a black Labrador was found injured and taken to West Valley Vet by a good Samaritan. He’s a super sweet, well-cared-for dog and may be from the Wilderness Ranch area.

Veterinary staff checked—no microchip was found, so we’re hoping the community can help us get him reunited with his family.

If you recognize this dog or know who he belongs to, please contact West Valley Vet or the Sheriff’s Office.

Please share so we can get this pup back home. 🐾

11/14/2025

Idaho’s landscape never ceases to amaze me. My home of Lowman is a long stretch of country where you can stop just about anywhere and find exactly what you hoped for.

11/13/2025

900 meals a day. Nearly 328,000 meals a year.

In this week’s upcoming episode of The Great Idaho Show, Reverend Bill Roscoe shares a moment that really hits you in the heart:

👉 The Boise Rescue Mission Ministries is feeding almost 900 people every single day
👉 Close to 500 people sleep under their roof every night
👉 And their two Thanksgiving banquets will serve 1,800–2,500 meals in one day

This clip shows the real mission — feeding, caring for, and lifting up Idahoans who have nowhere else to go.

🎙️ Hear the full conversation this Sunday, Nov 16 at 11AM on KIDO Talk Radio Talk Radio 580 AM / 107.5 FM.

And then…

🦃The Kevin Miller Show - Miller’s Mission starts Monday the 17th at the Garrity Walmart in Nampa.
Kevin Miller will be out there all week helping collect turkeys for the Mission’s holiday meals.

If you’ve ever wondered where your donation goes, this clip tells you everything you need to know.

Don’t be a turkey. Donate a turkey. Help feed Idaho.

11/12/2025

Just got out of the studio with Zach Hanson — Best Selling author of Turning Feral: A Modern Journey of Hunting, Trapping, and Living Intentionally in the Wilderness and The Trade Gap: Break the Rules. Learn a Skill. Own Your Future.

We got into some big topics, including:
🌲 What it really looks like to “turn feral” and live more intentionally
🔧 Why America is facing a serious trade gap, and what that means for families
🏗️ How learning real skills can secure a future that a degree alone can’t
🌄 Why Idaho is a perfect place to rethink work, wilderness, and what “success” means

If you care about where our economy, our kids, and our culture are headed, this is a powerful conversation.

Sundays at 11AM on KIDO Talk Radio or any time after at thegreatidahoshow.com

Zach Hanson

11/12/2025

"We’re seeing more seniors than ever—priced out, defrauded, or one accident away from the street."

Rev. Bill Roscoe of the Boise Rescue Mission Ministries shares exactly what he’d do with $1M: buy and staff permanent supportive housing for seniors—care, community, and dignity.

A donation to the Boise Rescue Mission is helping the most troubling class of homelessness. Our seniors. Donate at www.boiserm.org

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