Lori Walsh

In this In the Moment arts podcast, we hear about suffrage in South Dakota, art during the pandemic, and what it means to be marginalized.

In this week’s art & lifestyle podcast, we are joined by Mike Lee’s and discuss his first full-length album, Images of the Past brings us an old video, and Author Richard Haass talks globalization. 

The nation's unemployment rate is around 15%, “2020 Homeless Count” numbers are in, Rapid City sees an uptick in COVID-19 cases, tribes maintain sovereignty regarding their checkpoints, and CFAP provides up to $16 billion in direct payments to deliver relief to America's farmers and ranchers.  

This week we bring you a news podcast packed with some of the voices you've asked to hear from: Governor Noem, Secretary Flute, Congressman Johnson, and Secretary of the South Dakota Department of Social Services, Laurie Gill.

Relationship and community during the pandemic are the focus of this week's In the Moment Arts & Lifestyle Podcast.

In this week's In the Moment News Podcast, we hear from union leader Kooper Caraway, Kevin Woster talks Governor Noems view of the media, Political Junkies discuss the state budget, and more. 

In The Moment … May 6, 2020 Show 811 Hour 2

A five and a half hour trip to western South Dakota becomes the theme for the May issue of 605 Magazine because John and Alana Snyder know how to turn business into pleasure. Winter stops at chalets, restaurants with exciting menus, fat tire biking, and spas are waiting for you! John Snyder is the director of sales and marketing for 605 Magazine. Alana Snyder is the publisher. Welcome back to In The Moment.

In this week's In the Moment News Podcast, we hear leaders like Senator Thune, Congressman Johnson, and Rodney Bordeaux. Plus, the Junkies talk Governor Noem's "back to normal" plan.

In this week's In the Moment Arts & Lifestyle Podcast, we learn about the development of the first telephone network in South Dakota, discuss the role of faith during the pandemic, and a #1 New York Times best selling author joins us to talk her newest book.

In this week's In the Moment news, Senator Rounds joins us, Chuck Parkinson & Frontline's Miles O'Brien talk the Government's response, Avera answers questions about at home care, and more.

In this week's news podcast, leading state democrats and republicans reflect of the 2020 legislative session, Sanford Research joins us for a talk about hydroxychloroquine and the statewide clinical trial, and much more.

We spend the majority of the program helping those who might be missing music as art and music as worship during this pandemic and Lenten season. All this and more in this week's arts and lifestyle podcast.

In this week's arts & lifestyle podcast, we take a look at how South Dakota has dealt with pandemics of the past, and discuss how families and artists are coping with the new normal.

We continue with our coverage of COVID-19, talk spring flooding with some of South Dakota's experts, and more in this week's In the Moment news podcast.  

In this week's arts & lifestyle podcast, we hear music from Lane Putnam and Clayton Ryan, and reflect on the life of a renowned Native American journalist. 

In this week's arts & lifestyle podcast, we disuss how one generation's catastrophe impacts future generations, and how faith and cutlure help alleviate suffering.

In The Moment ... March 5, 2020 Show 767 Hour 1

Lori is joined by author Dani Shapiro about her book “Inheritance.” Dani discovered, after both her parents had died, that her father was not her father. A DNA test sent her on the path of discovering family secrets and rethinking her very identity.

In The Moment ... March 5, 2020 Show 767 Hour 1

The keeping of secrets is deeply embedded into who we are and how we interact with others, in families, in politics, and in business. If information is power, sometimes we like to keep that power to ourselves. Of course, proprietary information can be important in leadership, but how often are those secrets really necessary?

In this week's news podcast, SDPB's Seth Tupper joins us for a discussion about the South Dakota economy, the Dakota Political Junkies talk SD's top political headlines, SDPB's Victoria Wicks brings us a special report, and Kevin Woster talks the future of local newspapers in South Dakota.

If you listen to In the Moment on Mondays, you’ve heard our weekly segment, Monday Mindset, where Lori sits with author and entrepreneur Melissa Johnson. This Monday, the two concluded an ongoing series focused on what’s called the "7 Mindsets." This week we compiled the seven separate segments from this series and bring them to you in one special podcast.

In this week's news coverage, you'll hear about a proposed ban on banning plastic straws and bags, a roll-back on gun restrictions, an experts take on House Bill 1057, and much more.

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The "In the Moment" crew honors the broadcasting legacy of Chuck Anderson.

Read more in Lori Walsh's "In The Margins" blog post

Dusty Johnson was elected to Congress during a turbulent time in American history. Months later he would vote no as the U.S. House of Representatives debated articles of impeachment for President Donald Trump. 

For an In the Moment special, Congressman Johnson sat down with host Lori Walsh for an in-depth conversation about impeachment. He also discusses the passage of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement, the National Defense Authorization Act, and his plan for addressing the high cost of prescription drugs in America.

In The Moment ... July 11, 2019 Show 613 Hour 1

On the day of his anniversary, Kevin Woster goes walleye fishing with another woman - SDPB's Lori Walsh!

He writes about the afternoon which also included the Mayes brothers of Rapid City, both avid outdoorsmen in his On the Other Hand blog for SDPB.

In The Moment ... October 23. 2018 Show 446 Hour 2

The votes have been counted. Tonight, tune in to SDPB-TV to find out what book lovers have chosen for America's Best Loved Novel. The Great American Read finale airs tonight at 7 p.m. CDT / 6 p.m. MDT.

In honor of the conclusion of a summer of reading and voting, we've decided to let you know which books a few of us voted for. Here are some highlights from the SDPB family.

President Donald Trump made his first appearance in South Dakota today. He stopped in Sioux Falls for a private fundraising event in support of U.S. Representative Kristi Noem’s bid for South Dakota Governor. 

Air Force One touched down at the Sioux Falls Airport shortly after 3 p.m. A group of about 50 supporters greeted the president, who shook a few hands before heading to the motorcade.

The cold snap that came to South Dakota in late 2017 and extended into 2018 caught the attention of the British Broadcasting Corporation last week.  SDPB's Gary Ellenbolt shared an essay on life in the northern U.S. on the BBC's Good Morning, Scotland program.  He discusses the experience with SDPB's Lori Walsh on a recent In the Moment:

In The Moment ... April 4, 2017 Show 064 Hour 2

We make room for some improv and spontaneity with this week’s episode of The Potluck Society. Hugh Weber is the host of the Potluck Society and an SDPB contributor. Today we talk about how the play of our childhood translates to creativity as adults. Plus, In the Moment host Lori Walsh takes on Hugh’s action antidote challenge by calling her brother  to talk about creativity and being in the flow of play.