Each day, SDPB's journalism team works to bring you pertinent news coverage. We then compile those stories into one neatly formatted daily podcast so that you can stay informed.
In The Moment ... February 20, 2020 Show 757 Hour 2
Last night Democratic candidates took the stage in Nevada to try to win votes and clarify the party's vision for the future. One of South Dakota's favored Democrats is former U.S. Senator Tom Daschle. Tonight Rebecca Kuehl presents her research into the speeches of Senator Daschle at 7 p.m. inside the South Dakota Art Museum in Brookings. She is an associate professor in the School of Communication and Journalism and the Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies program coordinator at South Dakota State University.
In The Moment ... February 20, 2020 Show 757 Hour 2
On Call with the Prairie Doc® can be seen on Thursday nights at 7 Central 6 Mountain on SDPB TV. Tonight's topic is "Coping with Stress, Anxiety, and Depression." He joins us today ahead of the show with a preview.
Education and Healthcare reporting on SDPB is supported by Monument Health of Rapid City
In The Moment ... February 20, 2020 Show 757 Hour 2
Five Russian entrepreneurs are in South Dakota taking a close look at business and innovation. The South Dakota World Affairs Council is hosting this delegation and is sponsored by the Open World Leadership Center. Tatyana Skorodumova is the facilitator for the Russian Delegation Open World program and joins us today. We also have Olesia Ushakova, a young entrepreneur from Siberia and one of the delegates, and Harriet Swedlund, a spokeswoman for the South Dakota World Affairs Council.
In The Moment ... February 5, 2020 Show 747 Hour 2
Local reaction to the State of the Union address, the impeachment process continues, and a look into the ongoing legislative session in Pierre. It's Wednesday and time for our weekly get together with the Dakota Political Junkies.
Joining us are Jon Schaff, professor of Political Science at Northern State University, and former South Dakota State Senator Tom Dempster.
In The Moment ... January 30, 2020 Show 744 Hour 1
House Bill 1057 is legislation designed to criminalize certain forms of gender-affirming healthcare in South Dakota. Earlier this week we talked about the nuances of that care. Today, SDPB's Kevin Woster continues the conversation with a deeper look at the impact on economic growth in the state of South Dakota. You can find his work online at sdpb.org/woster.
In The Moment ... January 30, 2020 Show 744 Hour 1
Roosevelt High School in Sioux Falls is creating a culture of inclusivity. The Student Council has taken the lead by giving each student matching t-shirts, organizing a Best Buddies program, and all-abilities sports tournaments. And now the choir department is joining in with what is believed to be the first competitive all-abilities show choir in the nation.
Education and Healthcare reporting on SDPB is supported by Monument Health of Rapid City
In The Moment ... January 30, 2020 Show 744 Hour 1
Sixty percent of parents provide financial support to their adult children who are out of school. When is it healthy and when is it enabling? How do you plan for generosity, and how do you step back when things have gotten out of hand? Rick Kahler is president of Kahler Financial Group. He's a lifelong resident of Rapid City, and he's a pioneer in the field of financial therapy.
In The Moment ... January 29, 2020 Show 743 Hour 1
House Bill 1057 continues to lead headlines across the state. Legislation creating a so-called "modified Red Flag law" has been filed in the State Senate. And, the Board of Regents' director is pushing a bill creating needs-based scholarships. The Dakota Political Junkies will touch on these topics and more this morning. We welcome the University of South Dakota Associate Professor of Political Science Michael Card, and Madison Daily Leader publisher Jon Hunter.
In The Moment ... January 16, 2020 Show 735 Hour 2
South Dakota Supreme Court Chief Justice David Gilbertson delivered his 19th and final State of the Judiciary address Wednesday. Gilbertson joins to further elaborate where he believes South Dakota has improved, and where there is still work to be done.
Politics and public policy reporting is supported by The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University
In The Moment ... January 16, 2020 Show 735 Hour 2
Jason Ravnsborg is South Dakota's Attorney General. Ravnsborg holds the power of attorney in representing South Dakota in all legal matters. He joined Lori to talk about what he believes should be top of mind for our legislators in 2020.
Politics and public policy reporting is supported by The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University
In The Moment ... January 16, 2020 Show 735 Hour 2
Today is Interfaith Day in Pierre. Constanza Hagmaier is the bishop of the South Dakota Synod, ELCA and Taneeza Islam is with South Dakota Voices for Peace. They join us to discuss this very special day in Pierre.
Politics and public policy reporting is supported by The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University
In The Moment ... January 16, 2020 Show 735 Hour 1
Lee Qualm (R) represents District 21 and is the house majority leader. Kris Langer (R) represents District 25 and is the senate majority leader. The two joined us to discuss what they are hoping to see get done during the 2020 legislative session.
Politics and public policy reporting is supported by The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University
In The Moment ... January 16, 2020 Show 735 Hour 1
Troy Heinert (D) represents District 26 and is the senate minority leader, and Jamie Smith (D) represents District 15 and is the house minority leader. They join us to discuss their goals for the 2020 legislative session.
Politics and public policy reporting is supported by The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University
In The Moment ... January 10, 2020 Show 731 Hour 1
The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra celebrates Pulitzer Prize-winning music, the intersection of classical music and dance, and the Chinese New Year in their upcoming performance this weekend in Sioux Falls. Delta David Gier is the conductor and music director of the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra. He joins us today in the SDPB Sioux Falls studios.
A procedure called the Web Procedure is a new method to treat and stop aneurysms. Here to explain this procedure is Dr. Jae Kim, he is an interventional neurologist with Sanford Health.
Education and Healthcare reporting on SDPB is supported by Monument Health of Rapid City
What is the status of impeachment? Why are we seeing this delay in the articles being sent to the senate? How is congress reacting to the situation in Iran? Lisa Hager is an assistant professor of Political Science at South Dakota State University, and David Wiltse, associate professor of Political Science at South Dakota State University join us.
Politics and public policy reporting is supported by The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University
It was on the 43rd anniversary of Tommy Bolin's death that the National Music Museum installed a pop-up exhibit honoring the late guitarist at the Dakota Brickhouse in Vermillion. The famed guitarist was a member of bands like Deep Purple, the James Gang and Zephyr, in addition to his own Tommy Bolin Band. Guitarist T. Wilson King of Vermillion played a selection of Bolin's songs at the installation of the new exhibit and he joins us from our Vermillion studio to visit about Bolin's connection to this region.
Profit for good! Historian Eric Abrahamson joins us to detail philanthropy's role in economic development and how things are changing in the digital world. Abrahamson is an author and the president of Vantage Point Historical Services.
What were the top news stories of 2019? What lies ahead for the next legislative session in Pierre? And what is South Dakota's congressional delegation saying about the situation between the U.S. and Iran? It's our first Dakota Political Junkies get together of the new year. We welcome Michael Card, associate professor of Political Science at the University of South Dakota, and Sioux Falls Argus Leader Investigative Reporter and Columnist Jonathan Ellis.
The Corn Palace in Mitchell has been home to countless great basketball moments over the decades. Another may have begun this past weekend. SDPB Sports and Rec reporter Nate Wek was at the new basketball classic organized by Sacred Hoops.
Sports and Recreation reporting is supported by Horton Incorporated of Britton South Dakota
Contributing to wildlife and conservation efforts is a great way to begin the New Year. Stephanie Arne is a speaker, explorer, and wildlife presenter. She is also the founder of the Creative Animal Foundation. She joins us the first Tuesday of each month with insight on things we all should be thinking about but oftentimes, overlook.
A resource guide was recently released on traditional Dakota and Lakota games by SDSU Extension. The downloadable guide is free and has six traditional games and includes photos and instructions on how to play and how to craft the game pieces. Joining us are Prairey Walkling, family & community health field specialist, and Mike Marshall and Jeremy Red Eagle, developers bringing these games back to life.
