IDAHO Magazine - Boise, Idaho

Linda H.

I have every copy of IDAHO magazine since the beginning. Enjoy reading personal experiences of Idaho life. Three of my articles have been published in IDAHO magazine. Everyone should write about a special experience of Idaho.

Quincy R.

I absolutely love Idaho Magazine. I am a 7th generation born and raised Idahoan and my family passes these back and forth among ourselves. We all really enjoy getting to learn about different pieces of history in Idaho that you otherwise might not know about. And it is fun for my grandfather to read the different articles that he is very familiar with. I think if you are interested in learning a little more about some unique Idaho history, and interested in just learning about the different things happening in Idaho, this is a great magazine for you.

Boise B.

We have picked up Idaho magazine for years. It is such a breath of fresh air to see positivity and optimism woven through stories about the amazing people in our state.

It is increasingly rare to see local paper publications anymore in general, let alone one with such obvious integrity.

If you have the means I suggest giving Idaho Magazine subscriptions as gifts to employees and family; we need more good in the world and this is a simple and heartfelt way to make a real world impact.

Mike M.

I've written for Idaho Magazine many times over the years and I've always been treated with the utmost respect. I'm always paid on time for what I've contributed and receive appropriate credits, so it seems very odd that anyone could post negative comments. In this pandemic world, it is doubly unfortunate to blast the magazine for what amounts to a personal problem.Professionalism has its obligations on writers as well as on the magazine. I'm a big supporter of the staff and if asked, please send in your subscription to the only magazine in Idaho that lives to publish homegrown stories about Idaho.

Cody C.

This magazine appropriates work from artists without their consent and then acts like spoiled, entitled children when called out on it. The posts I have seen in this regard are incredibly immature and unprofessional. I wouldn’t recommend this publication to anyone, and I encourage any alternative companies to reach out to me so you can have my business. All you have to do is show me you can treat your customers with any sense of respect and human dignity. And don’t worry, you won’t have to try hard. Idaho Magazine and its employees have set that bar REAL LOW.

Peter G.

I should always act with the idea that good intentions were at the forefront of your actions. The magazine is a fantastic read, and I take no issue with the product in and of itself. But the way you communicate with others via ‘assumptions’ and an almost ‘anger’ was a little disappointing. Not everyone is a millennial, and the way you respond to any customer or potential customer is important. Changed my review to 4 stars. Keep producing a solid magazine!

Austin T.

Rude and unprofessional social media activity. It's one thing to disagree and another to publicly throw out insults to pretty much anyone when you're running a business of any sort. Maybe they do a good job at their work, I frankly wouldn't know. However, they seem to have the maturation of a 13 year old taking testosterone supplements. Nice job.

C M.

This is a great magazine highlighting the beauty of Idaho. There is room for improvement as regards the paper it is printed on; I am willing to pay more for higher quality stock that lasts longer