On today's show...
Nancy Swenson brings you tips on how to support your local library during Banned Books Week. She's the chair of the South Dakota Library Association Committee on Intellectual Freedom.
We journey deep beneath the surface of the Earth with Gokce Ustunisik, Ph.D., The South Dakota Mines researcher is building a data library of geologic experiment results that could help map the innerworkings of the Earth.
Mike Thompson, J.D., an associate professor of criminal science at the University of Sioux Falls, brings us a look at the cases before the U.S. Supreme Court this term.
The docket includes an important gun rights case but no cases related to tribal sovereignty.
An exhibit featuring four Native American artists is on display at the Center for Western Studies at Augustana University. One of those artists, Jerry Fogg, stops by the SDPB studio to talk about how "Contemporary Plains Indian Art" feels like a progression that builds on each artist's work.
Plus, Lura Roti takes us to the Rancher Round-Up to meet 7-year-old Parker Wilcox and his horse, Cornbread. Read more.
