2024 Judges

  Reagan was crowned Miss Idaho in June 2023. She also received the Bert Parks award (Miss Congeniality) as voted on by the other candidates, plus the overall talent, social influencers, and Miss Idaho “4 Point” awards at the event. For the talent portion of the competition, she played "Fantaisie Impromptu" by Frederic Chopin on the piano. Reagan’s community platform was titled “Motivated2Move,” an encouragement to Idahoans to get up and move at least once every 30 minutes — not matter your age or situation. Reagan was raised in Soda Springs, Idaho. She attended Snow College in Ephraim, Utah, where she was the captain of the women’s basketball team. 

KJ Mac began his radio career in Idaho in 1977, and is still doing what he loves on the air playing music! He is the longest on-air radio personality in the Boise market, and was given a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2021 at the annual Idaho State Broadcasters Association ceremony. KJ has worked at a variety of different genre radio stations over the years. He currently enjoys the honor of programming the station and playing Pop Soul & Rock N' Roll  in the mornings at 101.5 KOOL-FM. When he is not on the air, you can find him being the arena voice for the Boise State Broncos Men and Women's basketball teams. KJ has had the honor of being "the voice of the Broncos" going on his 45th year. 

Sara has appeared in opera and musical theater roles throughout the United States. She worked as Editor in Chief of Classical Singer magazine from 2005 to 2018, and co-authored the book, Singing with Mind, Body, and Soul, currently used as a textbook for vocal pedagogy classes at colleges and universities. As a teacher, she has operated her own private studio for over 10 years, taught group voice lessons and sight singing courses at Brigham Young University, and worked as an assistant vocal coach to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.  

 Rachel began her dance career at the age of 4 studying classical ballet till the age of 14.  She was a member of her high school dance team for 4 years and was selected as a member of the Oregon All-State Dance Team in 1996.  After high school, she became a collegiate cheerleader, dancer, coach and choreographer for Seattle Pacific University.  Rachel went on to become a high school dance team coach as well as a judge for the Oregon Dance & Drill Judges Affiliation (ODDJA).  She also had the great honor of serving as Commissioner for the ODDJA from 2002-2006.  Rachel is a current staff member at CADA Dance in Meridian, Idaho.