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Let's head to Watertown now, this South Dakota Day of Giving, for a visit to the Glacial Lakes Multicultural Center. The mission there is to "welcome the stranger." Brenda Handel-Johnson is a board member and joins us now. -
Julie Amsberry, Yankton Area Arts Council, joins us to talk about the heavy lifting of keeping the doors open for South Dakota arts foundations. In this case, it's the actual doors that need help. We explore the "Dollars for Doors" initiative and how the historic arts council building needs thoughtful replacement of its exterior threshold.
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Passages Women's Transitional Living helps women adjust from challenging situations such as incarceration and/or homelessness and move toward a life where they can achieve their full potential. We welcome director Marge Beam for an update on the organization's mission and #givingtuesday goals. -
We kick off South Dakota's Day of Giving 2021 by welcoming Matt Ehlman, Ph.D., co-founder and managing principal of the Numad Group. We'll talk about South Dakota Gives and the impact of a statewide day of philanthropy. #givingtuesday southdakotagives.org. #forsouthdakota.
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Native American artists predominantly sell their work as a major source of their income.
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It was a strange Thanksgiving.We didn’t cook a turkey. Or dressing. Or potatoes and gravy.
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We explore a little comfort reading and comfort radio as author and broadcaster Mike Henriksen joins us to explore the Genuine Journeys of Life Vol. 2. The volume includes stories from KELO anchor Don Jorgenson, Watertown Pride leader Amy Rambow, and business leader Melissa Riggs Johnson.
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Your ability to leverage influence depends on your physical body and all its interconnections. Mel Schopp and Deb Soholt say it's time to take your body back. We talk with the Influential She founders about energy, hormones, and leadership.
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In the Moment is SDPB’s daily news and arts program.
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The attached audio is from SDPB's daily public-affairs show, In the Moment.Buddy Red Bow was born at the crossroads of an old and new culture. He conveys that intersection through song, leaving behind three legendary albums that are still cherished by many. SDPB’s new documentary, “Red Bow,” will take you on the artists’ journey from his early days in Red Shirt, to the Native American Music Awards Hall Of Fame induction.Enjoy this story?SDPBTV broadcasts the documentary Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World this Friday, November 26, at 7:30 pm CT / 6:30 pm MT
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The attached audio is from SDPB's daily public-affairs show, In the Moment.Earlier this year, Kevin Woster's health troubles led him to wonder out loud if his life was worth living. That led Mary Woster (who is also active in Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America) to remove her husband's guns from the house. Today, Kevin Woster joins us for a look at the return of one of his shotguns to his home.
