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SDPB Radio Shows
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In the Moment with Lori Walsh is SDPB’s daily radio program.We bring you world-class radio storytelling featuring the highest journalistic integrity. We tell true stories of our state and true stories of people who are doing something or creating something for a reason. We tell these stories with intelligence, fairness, compassion and imagination. We bring our listeners into the conversations and keep them In the Moment.Monday through Friday, at 9 a.m., 12 p.m. and 7 p.m. CTFollow In The Moment on Instagram, Facebook, X and YouTube -
SDPB brings you coverage of South Dakota news each weekday. We then compile those stories into a daily podcast. -
When a woman asked pianist Fats Waller what jazz was, he replied, “Lady, if you got to ask, you ain’t got it.” Writer Whitney Balliett described jazz is the “sound of surprise.” However you care to define jazz, we’ve got it on SDPB Radio. Every weeknight Jazz Nightly host Karl Gehrke brings you a wide variety of jazz from classics by the great legends to the latest sounds by today’s exciting, young artists. -
ON RECORD with host Matt Weesner is music for grownups, featuring a wide variety of sounds, Saturday nights at 7 pm CT, 6 MT. Matt Weesner is a former SDPB Radio Program Director and he's been playing music on the radio for more than 20 years. Weesner started hosting ON RECORD back in early 2004. He also plays piano and keyboards for the Hazel Miller Band and the Joey Canyon Show. -
Swing, bop and jive to the best big band music from the heyday of the swing era through today. Every Sunday night at 9 CT (8 MT) learn about the sounds, leaders, players & arrangers with host Karl Gehrke.A lifelong Big Band afficianado, Gehrke was listening to Benny Goodman and Woody Herman while his dad was listening to Janis Joplin and Steppenwolf. Gehrke has been hosting Big Band Spotlight since 1993. His "day job" is hosting SDPB Radio's Jazz Nightly.
Local Radio News Headlines
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For many organizations, this legislative session brought feelings of insecurity and questions about the future as the state faced a major budget shortfall. The state’s colleges and universities now must implement mandates from lawmakers. -
A Canadian-owned swine operation in South Dakota accused in a check-kiting scheme is filing a counterclaim against the bank that accused it of financial misconduct. -
South Dakota, which formerly held biannual legislative sessions, has reached 100 total lawmaking sessions. After well over a century of change, lawmakers now turn to the future. -
AbbVie, a Chicago-based drug manufacturer, is suing the state of South Dakota, claiming a bill signed to law hinders its ability to have a free market. -
A new president has been sworn in at Black Hills State University in Spearfish. In the pomp and circumstance, the governor and lawmakers, much of the state education community, and the student body came to welcome the new face of the school.
SDPB Daily News Podcast
- Drug company files suit against South Dakota over new 340B law | Apr 16
- Rift grows between Ramona, Rutland residents over future of school district | Apr 15
- Gov. Larry Rhoden among most popular regional Governors | Apr 14
- PUC gives Summit two weeks to find answers on current application | Apr 11
- Black Hills host Northrop Grumman executives discuss B-21 development | Apr 10
- South Dakota first responders face cut in telehealth crisis care services | Apr 9
- Nationwide ‘Hands Off’ protests draw thousands across South Dakota | Apr 8