On the show today...
Stacey Tieszen, executive director for Sioux Falls Area CASA, describes the impacts CASA volunteers have in the courtroom and for kids.
She talks about the power of showing kids that someone in their community will show up for them.
We head to the intersection of research and wellness. Christine Hockett, Ph.D., from Avera Health and Raeann Mettler, Ph.D., from Missouri Breaks preview an upcoming symposium in the Black Hills.
We learn about the stories and people documented in newly archived photo artifacts. John Little, Ph.D., returns to show us the expanded digital archives of 50 years of Wacipis and Tiospaye at the University of South Dakota.
Plus, Christopher Hill, principal clarinetist at the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, is retiring after 37 years. We hear why he chose the clarinet and the story of three compositions that were created for him.
Hill and assistant conductor Thomas Fortner preview the SDSO's American Masters concert on Saturday.
