Stories about interesting South Dakota people, places, and things. New programs on the second Thursday of each month, September - June
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From the SDPB archive. In 2000, we featured the Rosini Lutheran Church of rural Beresford, South Dakota whose women’s group decided that the time had come to cease their springtime ritual – making soap.
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Come meet the Timber Lake Fix It Guys, Ken and Caleb Quinn.
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Dakota Life heads to Beresford, South Dakota on Thursday, May 9th.
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"Dakota Life Detours: Branding South Dakota" heads to welding shops and family-run ranches in western South Dakota to learn the stories and meanings behind cattle brands.
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Biking in Timber Lake looks a little bit different. Meet the members of the Unicycle Club.
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Come learn more about the hands-on career and technical education students are receiving in Timber Lake and across northwest South Dakota.
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A family’s brand is more than a mark of ownership. A family brand has a story – a legacy. It’s often passed down from one generation to the next because for many ranch families, the story behind their cattle brand is entwined with the family’s history.
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The Civilian Conservation Corps has a deep history in the Hill City area. A museum dedicated to the CCC is headquartered there, and the high school is the only one in the county that is allowed to use Smokey Bear as its mascot.
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We take you to visit three builders in South Dakota: a woodworker who makes cutting boards in Rapid City, a canoe creator near Vermillion, and a guitar craftsman in Sioux Falls.
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Ed Westberg of Beresford, South Dakota loves music. He loves playing music, discussing music, and collecting music. SDPB profiled Westberg on a 2002 episode of Dakota Life.