Boise, United States (Local)
Not enough data
With a local focus on Boise, Idaho, George Prentice covers a mix of entertainment news and government/politics. He seems to be interested in stories related to the local community, events happening in Boise, and sustainability initiatives.
If you're looking to pitch to George Prentice, consider offering insights into local sustainable initiatives or events taking place in Boise. Additionally, if you have expertise in the entertainment industry or political developments specific to Boise or Idaho, these could also be relevant topics for pitching.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: George Prentice
VITA is the the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program through Boise State’s College of Business and Economics Department of Accountancy and it puts some of the best and brightest accounting students at Boise State in front of taxpayers.
By: George Prentice
Ahead of its Idaho Shakespeare Festival run, actor Cassandra Bissell and director Sara Bruner discuss reinterpreting Macbeth, shifting the lens on Lady Macbeth and finding hope within one of Shakespeare’s darkest plays.
By: George Prentice
What was the big mystery? 'We started getting a flood of requests. We dug down deeper.'
By: George Prentice
Kevin Eggers was fresh out of law school but something inspired him to approach a down-on-her-luck Amanda Ogle.
By: George Prentice
Kevin Eggers (left) is portrayed by Dominic Sessa (right, alongside Rose Byrne) in "TOW."
By: George Prentice
For Planet Money's first book, the hosts wanted something relevant but different and personal: jobs, investing, savings and even a trip to Idaho.
Lorne Michaels stars in director Morgan Neville's documentary "LORNE," a Focus Features release.
You and I haven’t visited for a fortnight or two — and I’ll have more to say about that in the next couple of weeks — so I wanted something special to share with you this week. Rumor has it that there’s a new Star Wars-ish blockbuster opening this week; come on, I don’t think anything a critic has to say about it will mean a lick of difference.
The idea is somewhere between a stroke of madness and a brainstorm. And for 20-plus years, i48 has inspired hundreds of people, each with a film lurking somewhere in their
Support Local Journalism If you value these stories, please consider subscribing.
