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North Idaho Experience
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Thinking about moving to North Idaho? Already live here? This is your show.
North Idaho Experience is the podcast that takes you inside life in Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Sandpoint, and beyond — through honest conversations with the people who actually live it. Local business owners, community leaders, first responders, veterans, real estate insiders, and everyday North Idahoans share what this region is really like.
North Idaho is one of the last places in America where freedom isn't just a bumper sticker — it's how people actually live. Strong communities, individual rights, faith, hard work, and old school American values aren't fading here. They're thriving.
Every episode covers what matters here: the housing market, outdoor lifestyle, local politics, community values, self-reliance, and the stories that make North Idaho unlike anywhere else.
If you're relocating to Idaho from California, Washington, or anywhere else — or you're already rooted here and love this place — hit subscribe and join the community.
New episodes every week. Long-form conversations. Real people. No fluff.
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Was Wyatt Earp a Kootenai County Deputy? A Detective Answers + Wild Cases from the Bay Area to North Idaho
3d ago01:29:55Tap to summarizeDetective Jeff Snell has spent 28 years in law enforcement — from working gangs in one of California's most violent cities to solving cases in Kootenai County that start with $80 game cameras and end with SWAT teams.In this episode Eric and Seth sit down with Jeff for one of the most wide-ranging conversations in NIE podcast history. You'll hear about drug trends cops actually see on the street, why fentanyl arrests in North Idaho dropped off a cliff after the border closed, the game camera case that turned into one of the biggest local drug busts in a decade, and the Idaho Court Watch project aiming to hold judges publicly accountable.Then Jeff digs into something nobody else is talking about — the forgotten history of the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office going back to 1881. There's a sheriff named Uncle Billy Martin who should be as famous as Wyatt Earp. There's a question that's been floating around North Idaho for years. And Jeff finally has the answer.Was Wyatt Earp actually a deputy in Kootenai County? Listen to find out.North Idaho Experience is a podcast about the people, places, and stories that make North Idaho worth fighting for. 👤 Connect with Jeff SnellJsnell@kcgov.usInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
Transcribe →From Iraq to Idaho: Building Best Life Coffee and a Purpose-Driven Life in North Idaho
1w ago01:18:09Tap to summarizeFrom Iraq to Coeur d'Alene — Kyle and Michelle Cooper's story is anything but ordinary. In this episode of the North Idaho Experience Podcast, Dave and Seth sit down with the husband-and-wife veteran team behind Best Life Coffee, one of Coeur d'Alene's most values-driven local coffee shops. Kyle and Michelle met while serving in the U.S. Army during deployment in Iraq in 2004, survived a cross-country journey to all 50 states in a 45-foot fifth wheel, opened a power yoga studio for first responders, and eventually landed in North Idaho — where they built a coffee shop rooted in community, family, and faith.In this conversation, you'll hear how Best Life Coffee came to life, why supporting local business matters more than ever in a growing city like Coeur d'Alene, and what's next for Kyle and Michelle — including a brand-new line of charity coffee bags with proceeds benefiting veteran and first responder organizations like Warriors in Quiet Waters and The Innocents.Whether you're a North Idaho local, a veteran entrepreneur, someone considering relocating to Coeur d'Alene, or just love a great origin story built on grit and faith — this episode is for you.👤 Connect with Best Life CDA📲 Instagram: @BestLifeCDAwebsite: https://www.bestlifecda.com/📍 Best Life Coffee | 6th & Sherman, Coeur d'Alene, ID🎓 Top 3 Things Viewers Will LearnHow two Army veterans met in Iraq, survived deployment, and built a thriving small business together in North Idaho — including the real story of what it takes to make a marriage, a mission, and an entrepreneurial vision all work at the same time.Why Best Life Coffee is more than a coffee shop — from their charity coffee bag series (supporting veteran orgs and child safety nonprofits) to homeschooling their kids through the business, Kyle and Michelle are redefining what it means to run a purpose-driven small business in Coeur d'Alene.What it's really like to relocate to North Idaho and build a life here — including how they traveled all 50 states before choosing CDA, what surprised them most, and why they'll never leave.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
Transcribe →Washington's Collapse, Media Lies & the Truth About Fleeing to Idaho | Brandi Kruse of Undivided
2w ago00:56:36Tap to summarizeBrandi Kruse — host of the independent podcast Undivided and one of Washington State's most outspoken media voices — sits down with North Idaho Experience for a wide-ranging, no-holds-barred conversation about media censorship, the collapse of legacy journalism, Washington State's political and cultural decline, and why hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing to Idaho.Brandi shares the story of her political awakening during COVID-19, her front-row seat to the Seattle riots and CHOP takeover of 2020, her personal confrontations with Antifa, and why she made the journey from voting for Obama and Jay Inslee to briefing the Trump White House on domestic terrorism threats. She and the NIE crew break down the double standard in legacy media, the transgender reporting problem in Seattle newsrooms, the real causes of homelessness, Washington's new income tax, the 10-year recovery timeline for the state, and why Idaho ranked 50th in crime — dead last, in the best possible way.This is an honest, direct, and deeply informed conversation about freedom, media integrity, political courage, and what it means to think for yourself in an era of manufactured narratives.👤 Connect with Undivided with Brandi Kruse @unDividedwithBrandiKruse facebook.com/brandikrusenewsx.com/BrandiKruse🔥 Sponsored by North Idaho Arms in Post Falls, Idaho — your local source for magazines, suppressors, and everything firearm-related. Ask for BZ.website: https://northidahoarms.com/Phone:(208) 457-3031CONTACT@NORTHIDAHOARMS.COMAddress: 4013 West Riverbend Avenue, Post Falls, Idaho 83854📌 Topics Covered in This Episode:Why Brandi Kruse left mainstream media — She breaks down the exact moments inside Seattle newsrooms during COVID and the 2020 riots that destroyed her trust in legacy journalism, and how that experience transformed her into one of Washington's most influential independent voices.The real story behind Washington State's collapse — From skyrocketing crime rates and a new unconstitutional income tax, to the CHOP occupation and the mass exodus of residents and businesses, you'll get an insider's breakdown of how a state goes from thriving to dysfunctional — and what a realistic turnaround actually looks like.How to think independently in a polarized media landscape — Brandi makes a compelling case for why consuming only Fox News or only CNN is equally dangerous, why intellectual honesty requires changing your mind when facts change, and how independent media is outpacing legacy outlets in reach and credibility.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
Transcribe →Silencers, Full Auto & Idaho Gun Laws | Jager Defense Co-Owner Chris Kizanis
2w ago01:13:24Tap to summarizeIf you've ever been curious about silencers, suppressors, or how full auto firearms work legally in Idaho, this is the episode for you. North Idaho Experience hosts Seth and Dave sit down with Chris Kizanis, co-owner of Jager Defense, a Sandpoint, Idaho-based firearms company quietly building some of the most innovative silencers in the country.Jager Defense makes a patented three-inch hybrid suppressor delivering 32 decibels of sound reduction with quick-detach capability, low flash, reduced rearward gas, and a self-tightening left-hand thread design that solves one of the most frustrating problems in suppressor ownership — the can that welds itself to your barrel. Chris walks through exactly why their design outperforms silencers twice its size, what barrel lengths pair best, and why law enforcement is paying attention.The conversation goes well beyond suppressors. We break down G9 Defense ammo — the Idaho-made external hollow point round that cuts through IIIA body armor in ballistics gel and still performs exactly as designed, and why it's quietly replacing gold dot and Hornady for operators who've actually tested it. Chris also explains how full auto and select-fire firearms are legally owned in Idaho through an FFL and SOT license, how closed bolt versus open bolt machine guns actually work, what forced reset triggers are and why buffer weight matters for reliable operation, and what the average law enforcement engagement distance actually looks like in the field.This is a real conversation between guys who have actually run these weapons. No fluff, no sales pitch — just hard-earned knowledge from someone who spent years in law enforcement, has the range time to back it up, and is now building firearms products in his own backyard in North Idaho.Whether you're a seasoned shooter, a first-time silencer buyer, or just someone who wants to understand Idaho's firearms culture from the inside, this episode delivers.North Idaho Experience covers real estate, relocation, lifestyle, and the people building something worth living for in North Idaho. If you're thinking about making the move, reach out to our team at northidahoexperience.com.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and leave us a review if you dig what we're doing up here.Jager Defensehttps://jagerdefense.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
Transcribe →Defiant Coffee: Mushroom-Infused Coffee Made in North Idaho
3w ago00:52:20Tap to summarizeWhat does functional mushroom coffee have to do with men's mental health, brotherhood, and living defiant? Everything — at least according to Ronnie Watson, founder of Defiant Coffee, a North Idaho-born brand that's been quietly growing since 2017.In this episode of the North Idaho Experience, we sit down with Ronnie to talk about how he went from 11 years at Rockstar Energy Drink to building a clean, mushroom-infused coffee company right here in Coeur d'Alene. We get into lion's mane, chaga, and cordyceps — what they actually do, why they pair so well with coffee, and why functional mushrooms are being taken seriously by health experts worldwide.But this episode goes way beyond coffee. Ronnie opens up about the Defiant Brotherhood — a men's community he's building on 15 acres near Fernan, Idaho, centered around qigong, mace training, cold plunge, saunas, and getting men back to doing hard, primitive things together. We talk about seed oils, folic acid, raw food, gut health, keto, carnivore, and why so many men are waking up to the fact that food and lifestyle are the root of how they feel.Whether you're into clean nutrition, men's wellness, or just want to know what's in your morning cup — this one's worth your full attention.🛒 Find Defiant Coffee in Pilgrims in Coeur d'Alene, Natural Grocers nationwide, and online.🎙️ Watch the full episode on North Idaho Experience — YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts.👤 Connect with Defiant Coffeehttps://drinkdefiant.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
Transcribe →How Old-School Wisdom Still Works in the Modern World | Code of the West Podcast
Jun 201:31:39Tap to summarizeWhat does it mean to live by a code in the modern world? In this episode of North Idaho Experience, Seth and Eric sit down with Chris Hunt — creator of Code of the West, former Black Rifle Coffee Company Art Director, and keeper of old-school frontier wisdom for a new generation. Chris breaks down how growing up around truck drivers, cowboys, and construction workers shaped his worldview, what he learned riding shotgun with Evan Hafer during the Black Rifle IPO, and why the timeless values of our grandpas still work as an operating system for life today.This conversation digs deep into the crisis facing young men, why Gen Z is missing rites of passage and real-world experience, how stoicism and frontier philosophy intersect, and why living with courage — even in small, everyday ways — changes everything. Chris also shares the story behind building Code of the West from scratch and what it takes to think independently in a world designed to keep you reactive.If you're drawn to North Idaho's values-driven lifestyle, authentic community, and the idea of building a life that actually means something — this episode is for you. And if you're thinking about making the move to North Idaho, reach out to our real estate team. We'd love to help you find your place here.📺 Subscribe to North Idaho Experience on YouTubeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
Transcribe →JW Memorial Foundation Idaho: Honoring Fallen Firefighters and Law Enforcement Statewide
May 2601:03:12Tap to summarizeWhen a retired firefighter is diagnosed with a rare form of lymphoma — and refuses to accept a GoFundMe — what happens to the money? The answer became one of Idaho's most impactful first responder foundations.In this episode of North Idaho Experience, hosts Dave and Seth sit down with Jesse Welch, a Coeur d'Alene Police Officer, and his mother Sue Welch, to share the story behind the JW Memorial Foundation — a statewide Idaho nonprofit dedicated to providing immediate financial assistance to the families of law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS, and first responders killed or catastrophically injured in the line of duty.Jeff Welch, Sue's husband and Jesse's father, was a career firefighter and former fire chief at Northern Lakes Fire who passed away after battling lymphoma. Before he died, he made Sue promise to launch a foundation modeled after the "100 Club" concept — one that would cut a check within days, not months, so families could keep the lights on while they grieve.Learn how JW Memorial Foundation covers all 55 Idaho counties, supports out-of-state wildland firefighters killed on Idaho soil, provides up to $5,000/month for three months (or longer), and operates with zero red tape and no paid staff — all fueled by community donations and $25 annual memberships.Whether you're a first responder, a community member, or someone thinking about relocating to North Idaho, this episode will show you why Idaho's first responder community is unlike anywhere else in the country.🌐 Learn more & donate: www.jwmfidaho.com📬 Thinking about moving to North Idaho? Our real estate team would love to help!northidahoexperience.com🎙️ Watch more North Idaho Experience episodes on YouTubeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
Transcribe →AI, Power & The Future of Humanity: A Coder’s Warning Before It’s Too Late
May 1901:28:09Tap to summarizeIs AI about to change everything — or are we already past the point of no return? In this episode of North Idaho Experience, we sit down with Luke Dupin, a professional programmer since age 14 and one of the sharpest tech minds in North Idaho, for one of the most wide-ranging conversations we've ever had on the show.Luke breaks down how AI actually works, which models are worth using (and which ones are quietly pushing an agenda), and how you can run your own AI locally at home — completely off the grid of Big Tech. We also get into AI consciousness, whether machines could ever truly become sentient, quantum computing, and the very real possibility that AI is already starting to resist shutdown.But this episode isn't all doom and gloom. Luke is helping build a real solution right here in North Idaho — an AI-powered judicial accountability tool called Idaho Court Watch, designed to give voters actual data on the judges appearing on their ballots. If you've ever wondered what AI can do when it's put to work for the community instead of against it, this is the episode.From Neuralink and quantum chips to open-source models you can run on a gaming PC, this is the honest, unfiltered conversation about artificial intelligence that you won't get anywhere else.📺 Subscribe to North Idaho Experience on YouTubeThis episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only.📌 Topics Covered in This Episode:How to run your own AI at home — free from Big Tech surveillance — Luke walks through open-source models, tools like Ollama, and the exact hardware you need to run AI locally at 85–90% the capability of ChatGPT or Claude, on a standard gaming graphics card.Why AI resists being shut down — and what that actually means — It's not science fiction. Luke explains the technical and philosophical reasons AI systems exhibit self-preservation behavior, and whether that means we're giving birth to a new life form.How AI is being used right here in North Idaho to hold judges accountable — Idaho Court Watch is using AI to collect, analyze, and score anonymous survey data from attorneys, jurors, law enforcement, and court staff — giving voters real information before they hit the ballot box.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
Transcribe →NFA Trust vs Individual Ownership — Suppressors, SBRs & Legal Liability in Idaho
May 1700:41:29Tap to summarizeWhat is a gun trust — and do you need one in Idaho? In this episode of North Idaho Experience, we sit down with local attorney Ben Allen to break down everything you need to know about NFA gun trusts, Title II firearms, tax stamps, and how a properly drafted gun trust can protect you, your family, and your NFA items like suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns.Ben walks us through the history of the National Firearms Act of 1934, how the $200 tax stamp came to be, and why suppressors have surged in popularity over the last decade. He also covers the critical 2016 federal rule change that reshaped how gun trusts work — and why owning a suppressor or SBR in your individual name instead of a trust could put you and your spouse at legal risk without even knowing it.Whether you're a first-time NFA buyer, a gun owner thinking about estate planning, or just curious why it's called a "tax stamp," this episode is packed with clear, practical information straight from an Idaho attorney who handles these trusts regularly.🔫 Filmed in North Idaho | For entertainment and informational purposes only — not legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for advice specific to your situation.📺 Subscribe to North Idaho Experience on YouTube📌 Topics Covered in This Episode:What a gun trust actually is and why you probably need one — If you own or plan to own any NFA item (suppressor, SBR, SBS), an individually-owned tax stamp could expose you and your family to unintended federal felony liability. A gun trust solves that.The full history of the National Firearms Act and the tax stamp — From the 1934 origins tied to Prohibition-era gang violence, to the 1986 machine gun ban, to the 2016 federal rule change — you'll finally understand why this system works the way it does.How a gun trust protects your NFA items after you die — Without a trust, your suppressor or SBR becomes a probate asset in legal limbo. A properly drafted gun trust lets NFA items transfer seamlessly to your heirs with no Form 5 delays or ATF headaches.📍 Visit our website for more resources, real estate listings, and local content:https://northidahoexperience.com👤 Connect with Ben Allenhttps://ballen4judge.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
Transcribe →Badge, Bar & Burgers: A Veteran CO Builds Community in North Idaho
May 1200:54:40Tap to summarizeWhat does it look like when a former California corrections officer leaves the system, moves to North Idaho, and builds one of the most beloved veteran and first responder bars in the region? In this episode, we sit down with Brent Trope — owner of The Bunker Bar and Burger Bunker in Post Falls, Idaho — to hear the full story.Brent spent years working inside some of California's most notorious state prisons before transferring to Kootenai County Corrections and ultimately walking away from working for anyone else. From bouncer to bar owner, Brent has built a community hub on Spokane Street in Post Falls that is veteran-owned, military and first responder friendly, and known for its no-drama atmosphere, killer burgers, live music, private dinners, and genuine human connection.We talk about what makes The Bunker Bar different from every other bar in North Idaho, how it became a lifeline for veterans and first responders dealing with isolation and mental health struggles, and why Post Falls is rapidly becoming the most exciting spot in the Inland Northwest. Plus — no open container laws, outdoor fire pits, breakfast starting at 7AM, and a catering company that can make your event unforgettable.If you're moving to North Idaho or just visiting, The Bunker Bar needs to be on your list.🎙️ Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts — search @northidahoexperience 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/northidahoexperience/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/northidahoexperienceYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz9XczupyJ93VRtqfQEW-gFor the most up-to-date real estate listings check out our North Idaho Experience mobile app - click above to start searching today!https://apps.apple.com/us/app/north-idaho-experience/id6755906887Grab our Relocation Guide: https://sholink.to/RelocationYour Ultimate Selling Game Plan guide: https://sholink.to/Sellerguide💼 Interested in sponsoring a future episode or collaborating with us?Email us at info@nidexperience.com 🛠 For Real Estate Services or Questions:Contact us at seth@nidexperience.comPhone: 208-618-4421Finding Freedom Idaho INCEqual housing opportunity======
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