The Gordie Tamayo Show

In this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, Gordie sits down with Curtis and Codi Bills, the founders of The Rustic Daisy, to talk about what it really took to build a standout Idaho barn wedding venue just outside Meridian. What starts as a conversation about weddings and venue design quickly becomes a deeper discussion on entrepreneurship, marriage, risk, family vision, and the sacrifices required to build something tangible together.   Curtis shares why he walked away from corporate comfort to pursue something more meaningful, while Codi unpacks her “dreams before dishes” mindset and the discipline it takes to chase big goals without losing sight of family. Together, they explain the heart behind The Rustic Daisy, how they transformed land and vision into a beautiful event space near Meridian, and why they see it as more than a wedding venue.   For listeners searching for insight on wedding venues near Meridian Idaho, building a business as a couple, or what it takes to create a community-centered event venue, this conversation offers both inspiration and practical perspective. From risk-taking and resilience to design vision and long-term legacy, this is a story about building more than a business. It is about building a life that matters.

What does AC/DC have to do with aerospace manufacturing in Idaho? In this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, host Gordie Tamayo sits down with Dale King (Economic Development Director for the City of Mountain Home) and Dean Cameron (CEO of Top Drawer Media and publisher of Northwest Aerospace News) to explore why the Inland Northwest, and especially Mountain Home, Idaho, may play a growing role in the future of aerospace manufacturing. Dean shares the story of spinning one of the first AC/DC demo records in Spokane in 1977 before transitioning into decades inside the aerospace supply chain. Dale explains how Mountain Home’s workforce, infrastructure, and proximity to regional innovation hubs position the community for advanced manufacturing growth. Together, they unpack: • Why aerospace manufacturing is expanding beyond Seattle • How Mountain Home’s workforce pipeline supports aviation and advanced manufacturing • The role of education, trade media, and regional collaboration in building supplier ecosystems • Opportunities for machinists, students, and manufacturers across Idaho • Why the Inland Northwest aerospace corridor is gaining national attention If you’re interested in the future of manufacturing in Idaho, workforce development, aviation careers, or regional economic growth, this conversation offers a powerful look at what may be coming next. Subscribe to Northwest Aerospace News (free): https://www.northwestaerospacenews.com Learn more about Top Drawer Media: http://www.topdrawermedia.com/ Mountain Home Airshow (Thunderbirds): May 16–17

Ahead of his April 11 bout in Fusion Fight League Montana, William “The 208 Underdog” Dunkle joins The Gordie Tamayo Show to talk preparation, pressure-style strategy, and what makes his matchup with Dallas Davison personal. Dunkle also shares his vision to help bring sanctioned bare-knuckle boxing to Idaho, and why this fight represents a proving moment in his multi-discipline career across MMA, pro boxing, and bare-knuckle competition.

In this episode of the The Gordie Tamayo Show, we sit down with Ariel “Rare AF” Frantz ahead of her upcoming matchup against Lacey Vazquez at Front Street Fights 35. Ariel shares what’s changed in her preparation since her last appearance inside the cage, how her mindset has evolved during this training camp, and what this next fight represents in her journey as a rising fighter in Idaho’s growing MMA scene. With the bout taking place at Idaho Central Arena, this matchup marks another important step in her progression in one of the Northwest’s premier regional fight promotions. We also talk about the realities of balancing training, growth between fights, lessons learned along the way, and what fans should watch for when she steps back under the lights on April 10. If you follow Front Street Fights, women’s MMA in Idaho, or the developing fight scene across the Treasure Valley, this conversation offers a grounded look inside the preparation behind fight night.  

Tyler Schlagenhauf, lead singer and guitarist of Mylo Bybee, joins The Gordie Tamayo Show to discuss the story behind their new EP Revisions, the band’s evolution through lineup changes, and how becoming a father reshaped his songwriting. From teaching off-grid in rural Alaska to signing with Gold Ship Records, Tyler shares how change, growth, and community fuel Mylo Bybee’s sound. We dive into the creative process behind their limited-edition vinyl release, Boise’s thriving music scene, and what’s next as the band hits Treefort and the festival circuit.

Stress doesn’t disappear when you chase bigger goals; it intensifies. In this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, Dat Tran unpacks how high performers can train resilience, interrupt stress patterns, and build a mindset that performs consistently under pressure. Dat shares real-world experiences navigating imposter feelings, ambitious environments, and personal growth edges; along with a practical reset technique to help listeners break out of stress loops in real time. The conversation explores false humility, receiving opportunity, and why becoming “unstoppable” is less about confidence and more about repeatedly proving to yourself that you can do hard things. This episode offers actionable insight for entrepreneurs, leaders, and creatives looking to elevate performance without sacrificing mental well-being.

In this deeply human conversation, Jared Thomas, Director of You Are Seen, joins The Gordie Tamayo Show to explore what it truly means to be seen; not as a case file or statistic, but as a whole person. Jared shares the origin story behind You Are Seen and the lived experiences that shaped its mission: restoring dignity, belonging, and purpose within systems designed to support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The discussion examines where well-intentioned systems fall short, how Direct Support Professionals carry unseen emotional weight, and why relational care, not transactional services, is the future of sustainable support. This episode is a powerful reflection on leadership, empathy, and building organizations that honor humanity at every level. Whether you work in social services, healthcare, education, or community development, this conversation challenges how we define success, and who gets truly seen along the way.

Milwaukee-based songwriter Orlando Peña, frontman of The Midnight Purchase, joins The Gordie Tamayo Show for an honest, wide-ranging conversation about building a modern Americana band from the ground up. What started as a simple Craigslist musician ad turned into an award-winning soul-folk project, a deal with Spectra Music Group, and the release of the band’s debut album, Young/Naive. In this episode, Orlando breaks down the real moments behind the music; leaving Chicago, rebuilding a band in Milwaukee, recording live and analog, and using songwriting as a way to process mental health, ambition, and personal growth. He opens up about standout tracks like “Good Days,” “Caged Bird,” and “Looking Ahead,” the band’s “all gas, no brakes” live philosophy, and what it actually takes to keep pushing when progress isn’t guaranteed. This conversation is a must-listen for fans of Americana, soul-folk, indie rock, and for independent artists navigating the realities of today’s music industry.

In this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, Gordie sits down with rising indie artist Sydney Dale, whose genre-bending blend of pop, jazz, R&B, and folk is quickly gaining attention across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Sydney opens up about releasing her first single at just 14 years old, navigating life as a young artist in Coeur d’Alene, and the creative journey that continues to shape her evolving sound. From childhood moves and military family roots to jazz choir, musical theater, and songwriting on her downstairs piano, Sydney shares the real stories behind her artistry. She speaks candidly about juggling gigs, day jobs, and social media, building a loyal audience, and learning to choose performances that truly fuel her creativity. Sydney also breaks down the inspirations behind her sonic palette; Etta James, Norah Jones, Olivia Dean, John Mayer, Lizzy McAlpine, and gives listeners an inside look at her upcoming releases, including her holiday EP and a deeply personal, story-driven project currently in the works. Whether you’re an artist, music lover, or someone inspired by creative resilience, this conversation offers an intimate, refreshing look at one of Idaho’s most promising young voices.

Nampa’s own Esteban Jimenez makes his professional debut at Caldwell Fight Night 3 in a welterweight showdown against Brandon Hughes (1-0-1). In this exclusive interview, Jimenez shares his training camp insights, how he’s preparing for his opponent, and what fans can expect when he steps into the ring for the first time as a pro.

What if every beautiful space could also change a life? In this powerful conversation, Borum Ahn; a survivor of human trafficking, and her husband, architect Ji Ahn, share how they turned pain into purpose. Together, they founded Borum Design + Build and Form + Flow, companies that not only deliver world-class interior architecture and custom furniture but also fund anti-trafficking missions and create career opportunities for survivors. In this episode, you’ll hear: How Borum’s personal story of resilience fuels a movement for “career redemption” Ji’s perspective on precision, sustainability, and blending design with purpose Why their clients aren’t just buying furniture or spaces, but joining a mission to restore dignity and inspire hope This is more than a business story; it’s a testament to the power of design, partnership, and vision to transform lives.

Alan Rea is a determined fighter representing Team No Excuse MMA in Nampa, Idaho. In this interview, Alan opens up about his martial arts journey, his training environment, his fighting style, and what keeps him motivated both inside and outside the ring. A personal look at a rising name in the world of combat sports. Catch more at the Boise Beat.

In this episode, we sit down with Chavar Dontae, the alt-pop singer-songwriter and producer whose journey stretches from the streets of Saginaw, Michigan and Toledo, Ohio to the vibrant music scene of Los Angeles. With Brazilian heritage, Midwest grit, and a sound that fuses pop, R&B, rock, and electronic influences, Chavar opens up about the backstory behind his artistry, the importance of staying authentic, and the creative vision behind his latest project Too Much. Listeners will hear: How his Midwest upbringing and Brazilian roots shaped his genre-defying style The lessons from navigating between being known as an artist vs. being known as a person The inspiration behind Too Much and what’s next for his evolving sound If you’ve ever wondered how a rising artist balances heritage, hustle, and heart while carving out space in today’s music world, this conversation with Chavar Dontae will leave you inspired.

Coach Louie Neagle, head of Tomorrow’s Champions Boxing Club, shares his perspective as he prepares both Esteban Jimenez, Ruben Manrajos, Christian Palomo and others for their fights at Caldwell Fight Night 3. Hear how he balances coaching multiple fighters on the same card, his training philosophy, and what fans can expect from his athletes.

At just 20 years old, Ethan Gillanders already holds a third-degree black belt in Taekwondo and has been training martial arts since the age of 4. After adding kickboxing and Muay Thai to his arsenal, he’s now making waves in full-contact competition. In this interview, Ethan talks about his fighting journey, his style, and his goals for the future. Catch more at the Boise Beat.

Moe “Machete” Williams, a Jackson, Michigan native and former pro MMA fighter with black belts in Taekwondo and Shotokan Karate, shares his powerful journey from the cage to the coaching corner. Now a cornerstone of Murcielago MMA, Moe discusses his fighting roots, the transition to training, and what it takes to shape top talent like Khaos Williams and Joaquin Buckley. This episode dives into discipline, resilience, and the evolving fight culture in Michigan’s MMA scene. 

Legendary soul-blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter Johnny Rawls sits down to share his incredible journey from growing up in Mississippi to touring with O.V. Wright in the 1970s and building a five-decade career that has earned him multiple Blues Music Awards. In this interview, Rawls opens up about his acclaimed albums Walking Heart Attack (2023) and Make Them Dance (2025), his approach to songwriting and live performance, and what it means to keep the blues alive in today’s music scene. He also talks about collaborating with Jeff Engelbert and what fans can expect at the upcoming Boise blues concert. If you love blues history, soulful storytelling, and authentic American roots music, this conversation with Johnny Rawls is a must-watch.

Jeff Engelbert joins The Gordie Tamayo Show for an inspiring conversation about his journey from suburban Long Island to becoming one of the Northwest’s most respected blues musicians. In this episode, Jeff shares how early exposure to underground radio shaped his love for blues and soul, his path to mastering guitar at just ten years old, and the lessons he’s carried into a career dedicated to keeping the blues alive. We also explore his collaboration with blues legend Johnny Rawls and what fans can expect from their Boise performance. Listeners will walk away with insight into Jeff’s influences, his songwriting approach, and his vision for how blues can stay relevant in 2025 and beyond.

Heavyweight prospect Ruben Manrajos (0-0-1) of Tomorrow’s Champions Boxing Club sits down to talk about his upcoming bout at Caldwell Fight Night 3 against Iosefa Esera (2-1). Manrajos opens up about his training camp, lessons learned from past fights, and his mindset heading into a high-stakes heavyweight clash.

At 43 years old, William Dunkle brings decades of fight experience into the ring. A veteran of MMA and bare-knuckle boxing, Dunkle has faced tough opponents like Sawyer Depee, Blake Davis, and Josh “The Boa” Bateman. In this interview, he reflects on his fighting journey, lessons from MMA and BKFC, and what keeps him motivated to compete in boxing today. Catch more at the Boise Beat.

In this powerful episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, Minnesota-based country-pop artist Tyler Herwig, unpacks raw honesty and relentless drive that have helped him turn past struggles into a platform of hope. Tyler unpacks the story behind his chart-climbing music, shares what it means to be a sober father in the spotlight, and explains how embracing imperfection opened the door to deep fan connection. Whether you're an indie artist or just someone seeking inspiration, this conversation hits hard; and heals. Highlights: From rock bottom to writing redemptive anthems Juggling 280+ shows a year with family life Why Ed Sheeran is his dream opener (not the other way around!)

With over 50 amateur fights and a 1-0 pro record, Christian Palomo is one of the most experienced fighters on the Caldwell Fight Night 3 card. After defeating Cedric Marble in his pro debut, Palomo now faces Abel Kassa (0-1). He talks about his journey, what he knows about Kassa, and how he plans to keep his undefeated streak alive.

In this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, host Daniel sits down with John Salvatore “Jersey” Johnny Flora; a veteran guitarist, singer and songwriter who seamlessly blends Clapton‑esque blues with his own socially conscious originals. Johnny takes us back to his beginnings in Jersey City, recounting how his upbringing above a liquor store sparked a lifelong passion for music and storytelling. He explains the evolution of his career; from playing in bands to becoming a one‑man show using backing tracks and reveals why the music of Eric Clapton, Mountain and ZZ Top remains central to his repertoire. Listeners will hear behind‑the‑scenes stories about his fiery live recordings at Shorefire Studios, including the fan‑favorite original “Diddly Dae Bone” and his cover of “Can’t Find My Way Home.” Johnny also talks about the themes behind songs like “Bagladyland,” “We the People Power,” and “Industrial Captains,” shedding light on how he uses music to comment on homelessness, civic engagement and corporate excess. Join us for a bluesy, heartfelt journey through five decades of guitar mastery, unique insights into the life of a seasoned performer, and a celebration of peace, harmony and rock‑and‑roll resilience.

Join Gordie Tamayo on The Gordie Tamayo Show for an in‑depth conversation with underground legend Blueprint, also known as Printmatic. The Columbus‑based blueprint rapper talks candidly about building a career in independent hip‑hop, from releasing cassette tapes and running his own label to working with Rhymesayers Entertainment. He shares powerful lessons on why owning your masters matters, how sobriety sharpened his focus and the way he approaches music production and songwriting. If you’re a fan of Blueprint rap classics like 1988 or simply curious about the mindset behind a self‑made artist, this episode delivers inspiration and practical advice. Blueprint also breaks down how he designs live shows using a three‑act structure and previews what fans can expect at his upcoming Vessel Tour stop in Boise. Tune in to hear how this multi‑hyphenate: rapper, producer, author and filmmaker; balances creativity and business while remaining true to the core values that shaped the hip hop Blueprint.

On this episode of The Gordie Tamayo Show, Boise-based indie folk duo Cactus Moon joins Gordie for a cinematic deep-dive into the making of their debut album Day for Night and their latest single, “Anytime.” Blending spaghetti western shimmer, analog soul, and psychedelic folk grooves, singer-songwriter Chelsea Smith and producer/multi-instrumentalist Freeman DeJongh are carving out a dreamy, desert-rooted sound that’s putting Boise on the indie map. The duo opens up about the emotional cycles behind “Anytime,” their analog-first recording process, and how their creative chemistry took shape. Recorded just ahead of their album release show at Shrine Social Club in Boise, this conversation captures the spirit of a band on the rise. In this episode, you’ll hear: How Cactus Moon blends retro tones with modern storytelling The backstory behind “Anytime” and the themes of Day for Night Why Boise’s music scene is fertile ground for their folk-forward sound The role of analog gear, pedal steel, and lush sonic textures in their process

In this episode of Behind the Business, host Gordie Tamayo sits down with two rising stars in the vintage clothing world—Cooper Jones of CJs Vintage Vault and Russel Bills of The Vintage Vault and Cache Valley Vintage Market. These young entrepreneurs are building real revenue and real communities by blending digital platforms like Whatnot with physical vintage markets across Utah. Discover how they got started, what tools they use to scale, and how the next generation is rewriting the rules of retail. 👕 Whether you’re a vintage clothing enthusiast or an aspiring reseller, this is your playbook for turning passion into profit. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more stories from modern entrepreneurs reshaping their industries. Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: Why vintage is booming and who’s leading the charge 01:00 – Meet Cooper Jones: Building CJ Vintage Vault 02:00 – The 2-year full-time hustle: Finding the right platform 03:00 – Russel’s entrepreneurial roots & discovering vintage value 04:00 – Turning dad’s old Jordans into a business spark 05:00 – Early challenges in sourcing and pricing 06:00 – Why Whatnot became a game-changer for live selling 07:00 – Cooper on standing out in a saturated market 08:00 – The role of content, branding, and backdrop strategy 09:00 – Russel’s vision for the Cache Valley Vintage Market 10:00 – Community-first business: Building loyalty offline 11:00 – What makes a great vintage seller today? 12:00 – Favorite finds and best-sellers from the vault 13:00 – Strategies for consistency and inventory flow 14:00 – Monetizing nostalgia through storytelling 15:00 – The future of vintage retail: Hybrid online/offline 16:00 – Lessons learned: Mistakes, pivots, and progress 17:00 – Entrepreneur mindset: Building before you're ready 18:00 – Advice to new resellers and creators 19:00 – Cooper’s personal framework for growth 20:00 – The importance of hustle and daily habits 21:00 – Live selling tips and show structure on Whatnot 22:00 – How vintage culture bridges generations 23:00 – Building brand presence in a crowded niche 24:00 – Russel on managing pop-ups and vendor networks 25:00 – The art of the flip: When to hold vs. when to sell 26:00 – Trust, curation, and why details matter 27:00 – Final thoughts on youth-led commerce 28:00 – Where to follow Cooper and Russel 29:00 – Outro: The vintage hustle isn't slowing down

Robert Jimenez III is back—and he’s not just fighting for victory, he’s fighting for legacy. In this exclusive sit-down ahead of Caldwell Fight Night 2, the Nampa native opens up about honoring a promise to his grandfather, balancing fatherhood with the fight game, and what it means to headline in front of a sold-out hometown crowd. From ESPN nights in Vegas to gritty rounds at Tomorrow’s Champions gym, this is the raw, unfiltered story of a boxer built by heart, heritage, and hustle. Presented by Slim Promotions | Caldwell Armory | June 28 🎟 Tickets: Don’t miss out—this one’s going to sell out. https://aftontickets.com/event/buyticket/om9o6ml29g?aff=Jimenez Timestamps: 00:00 – Opening: Back in the ring, headlining Caldwell Fight Night 2 00:15 – What drives Robert Jimenez III to keep fighting 01:02 – Legacy, loss, and fulfilling a promise to his grandfather 01:45 – Returning to the sport after fatherhood 02:38 – The Vegas fight, and how it lit a new fire 03:26 – Carrying on the Jimenez name—with his sons now boxing 04:10 – Why Tomorrow’s Champions gym means everything 04:55 – What fans can expect on June 28 at Caldwell Armory 05:30 – Final message from Robert: "I'm not done yet"

In this episode of Backstage Pass, we sit down with Jeremiah Gold, aka AJ Rodriguez; a Phoenix-based genre-bending artist, DJ, and one-man-band redefining what it means to go live. From viral mashups lighting up TikTok to cinematic looping sets streamed on Twitch, Jeremiah shares how he crafts unforgettable performances across genres like hip-hop, pop, indie, and reggae. Tune in as we dive into: - The rise of his “looping” technique - What it takes to go viral with mashups - Blending gaming, streaming, and songwriting into one creative workflow Whether you're an aspiring musician, DJ, or content creator, this conversation is packed with gems. --- Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: Meet Jeremiah Gold 00:15 – Genre-bending style & looping explained 01:00 – The vibe of viral mashups 02:10 – From Twitch streams to TikTok fame 03:30 – Building a live set for maximum audience impact 05:00 – Gaming + music = the ultimate hybrid 07:15 – What inspires his mashups and how they’re made 09:45 – Staying creatively fueled across multiple mediums 12:00 – What's next for Jeremiah in 2025

In this powerful interview, Storm Pawson, head coach of Fighters Chance Boxing Gym, reveals how a nonprofit boxing program in Rupert, Idaho is changing lives—and turning heads far beyond state lines. With Fights on Fremont IV coming up on June 7th, Storm shares the personal stories, behind-the-scenes prep, and the rising momentum that’s putting this small-town gym on the map. - Hear how one young fighter went from being bullied to dominating in the ring - Get a look at the upcoming fight card and who to watch - Learn why teams from five states and Canada are showing up for this year’s event Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: Small Town Gym, Big Mission 02:45 – How Fighters Chance Got Started 05:15 – Building Confidence and Discipline Through Boxing 08:10 – A Young Fighter’s Transformation Story 11:25 – Matchmaking with Magnets: Behind the Fight Card 14:45 – What’s New for Fights on Fremont IV (June 7th) 18:00 – Standout Fighters to Watch 21:30 – How the Community Shows Up—and Stays 24:50 – Storm’s Long-Term Vision for Youth and Boxing 27:20 – Final Message to Supporters and Fans

LA-based singer-songwriter Abby Berman joins Backstage Pass to share how she blends raw songwriting with real-life teaching. From navigating the highs and lows of the LA music scene to mentoring young pianists, Abby opens up about her creative process, her biggest challenges, and what it takes to stay true to your voice in a noisy world. - Hear Abby's journey - Learn how she balances music and mentorship - Get inspired by her take on authenticity in artistry Subscribe and follow for more behind-the-scenes conversations with rising creatives.

The Heels: Country Trio on Destiny, Harmony & Rising to Nashville Spotlight | Backstage Pass Join us on Backstage Pass as we sit down with The Heels; the powerhouse country music trio of Kyla Rawlins, Bobbi Smith, and Brittni Fiddler. From a chance meeting in a North Vancouver café to sharing stages with country legends, The Heels share their inspiring origin story, musical evolution, and what it’s like navigating Nashville’s vibrant scene as a female country group. Managed by the same teams behind Red Clay Strays, Randy Travis, and Alabama, this vocal trio is redefining what it means to blend timeless country with fresh soul. In this exclusive interview, you’ll hear: - How a café sparked a sisterhood and sound - Why chemistry, confidence, and country roots fuel their rise - What to expect from their *fourth studio album* and international tour plans Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and follow The Heels on their journey: https://www.theheelsmusic.com

In this episode of Backstage Pass, we sit down with Springfield-based singer-songwriter Bryan Copeland, the mastermind behind Luna J., to dive deep into his musical journey, genre-blending sound, and career milestones. Bryan shares insights into his evolution as an artist, his experiences performing alongside Grammy-winning musicians, and what’s next for his music—including his latest solo projects and upcoming full-length album. From rock, blues, and funk to country, Bryan’s versatile style and high-energy performances make him a standout in the independent music scene. Tune in for an inside look at his creative process, the music industry’s challenges, and the stories behind some of his most popular songs. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 02:15 - Bryan’s start in music & forming Luna J. 07:30 - Genre influences & songwriting process 12:45 - Collaborating with big-name artists 18:10 - Navigating the industry & turning down a record deal 22:40 - New music & upcoming projects Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more exclusive artist interviews!

Colombian-born, NYC-based artist Aria Fenix is redefining the music industry with her bold blend of pop, country, and Latin influences. From overcoming restrictive record deals to launching her independent label and skincare line, Aria shares her journey of artistic freedom, self-discovery, and fearless genre-blending. In this exclusive Backstage Pass: Boise Beat interview, Aria talks about her rise in the music industry, her latest hits such as IRONMAN, and how she balances music, entrepreneurship, and her background in medicine. Plus, hear about her new album in the works and her mission to inspire through music.

Join us on Backstage Pass as we sit down with Marcus Hernandez, the mastermind behind Orchestra Fuego. In this exclusive interview, we dive deep into the vibrant world of Salsa music, exploring the band's journey, their creative process, and the importance of blending tradition with innovation. Learn how Orchestra Fuego has maintained its longevity in the competitive music industry and what’s next for the band. Don't miss this opportunity to hear insights from one of the most influential Latin music ensembles of today. Subscribe to our channel and stay tuned for more!

Caldwell Fight Night is set to electrify the Caldwell Armory on March 8, with eight intense matchups showcasing the best of local and regional boxing talent. Tony Jimenez, co-founder of Slim Promotions, joins us to discuss the vision behind the event, the fighters to watch, and how boxing is making an impact in the Treasure Valley community. With a smaller 16x16 ring, every fight will be packed with action, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. Plus, we talk about the challenges and triumphs of promoting professional boxing in Idaho for the first time since 2009! * Get your tickets now: http://slimpromotions.com/ * Event Info: Caldwell Fight Night, March 8, Caldwell Armory * Featuring: Local talent, pro matchups, heavyweights & a passionate fight night atmosphere! Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more exclusive boxing content!