Suicide Prevention

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and next week is a full week of events and awareness campaigns to bring us all together to talk. You can take action and here's how we can do it together. Let's stand side-by-side.

September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness month and a time to talk. Talk about how you aren't alone. Talk about mental health. Talk about how this isn't the end of your story. It's happening right here in Idaho.

This was one of the better MTV Video Music Awards I've seen in a long time. They hyper focused on the music and the artists. They spent LESS time on all the reality shows that I always wonder, who watches it?

I grabbed three of our personalities and managers in the studio to drop a new music video on them. Each had no idea what I was going to play. I wanted to get honest reactions and this is what happened.

The annual child abuse prevention campaign, "Live For 175" is over. The challenge is to keep the message alive and I'm still getting messages of defeat. My last DM, "I wanna die." What do you do? Read this.

Before winter training begins, the Idaho Suicide Hotline is reaching out for new volunteers to help their cause. In order to be a volunteer, one must undergo 50 hours of training including shadowing a current volunteer. John Reusser, the hotline's director, says a person does not need to be suicidal to call the hotline: Anybody who is in a crisis or just needs some emotional support is welcome to