This week on Nobody Knowz, we sit down with Remi McManus and Kris Komori of KIN — the Idaho restaurant redefining what food, art, and workplace culture can look like. From James Beard recognition to collaborative menus and community-centered leadership, this conversation goes far beyond the plate.

This week on Nobody Knowz, we meet Lindsey Carmichael — orthopedic PA and founder of Soleni Shoes. From medicine to motherhood to entrepreneurship, Lindsey shares how she’s reimagining comfort for women and building a Boise brand that truly walks the talk.

This week on Nobody Knowz, we sit down with employment attorney Pam Howland. We talk about defending employers, protecting people, and what it really takes to build healthy workplaces in a changing legal landscape.

This week on Nobody Knowz, we sit down with Gillian Horn from Boise Bicycle Project to talk about how bikes create belonging, how community-led organizations grow, and what it really takes to build a more connected Boise.

This week on Nobody Knowz, we’re talking with Natalie Plummer who you may know as Hello Meridian, one of Idaho’s most beloved social media communities. We talk small business, family life, women supporting women, and share some great stories along the way.

This week, we bring the guy behind the board in front of the mic — audio producer, voice talent, and storyteller Jodi Sali. We talk about the power of storytelling and what it means to keep local stories alive in the Treasure Valley.

This week on Nobody Knowz, we sit down with Style Expert and Personal Stylist, Laura Tully. We talk about intentional dressing, finding joy in your ‘right now,’ and how style can be one of the most powerful tools for self-love. If you’ve ever felt stuck in your wardrobe — this one’s for you.

This week on Nobody Knowz, we sit down with Gretchen Anderson — Master Gardener, former KTVB journalist, and author of The Backyard Chicken Fight. From Bogus Basin stories to backyard hens to building community through gardening, Gretchen shares the quirks, lessons, and joys of living close to the land here in Idaho.