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The host is an Englishman who lives in Chicago (his wife is American).

The online cable alternative costs $40 a month. Here’s what you need to know.

People work very hard to convince people on YouTube to click on trailers that aren’t real. Sometimes their work leaves a little to be desired.

YouTube just made a big change to their monetization rules that could affect future videos from Idaho YouTubers.

I'll say it as plainly as I can say it. The Idaho Hillbilly is one of my favorite things on the Internet. In his newest video, he shows you the right way to get ready for winter.

I have a crazy beautiful drone video to share from a very unexpected place - a Canadian truck driver who recently cruised through Twin Falls.

I know how we drive around here, so my guess is this person who started a new YouTube channel to chronicle bad Idaho driving will be very busy.

Any video that begins with, “Hello Americans” is going to be good.

Here's a special shout-out to the Southern Idaho Tourism folks for inspiring me. It's not often that I watch a video and then immediately want to get outside and do something.

I will tell you right now that this is a video that is worth your time even if you think you've seen Shoshone Falls too much. A guy starting a new video blog has captured Shoshone Falls from a place you're not supposed to see it from.

If you don't follow the Idaho Hillbilly on YouTube, your life is not complete. I love these guys and especially now that they've decided to do their own "This Is Us" episodes.

Have you taken a bike ride recently? What about a bike ride in the mountains? One guy recently completed a 31-mile bike trip in the Danskin Mountains of Idaho and captured some amazing footage.