All Episodes

Rep. Johnson: No 'magic beans' for economic relief before midterm election

Twenty-four-hour film project fuels conversation around homelessness and helping

State Treasurer candidates discuss security and unclaimed property returns

Candidates discuss how best to protect public lands while increasing revenue

Auditor candidates focus on keeping taxpayer dollars safe

PUC candidates talk data centers and affordability in utility pricing

Secretary of State race gives voters three choices

South Dakota U.S. House race debate

Adventure film follows equestrians on journey across Mongolia

South Dakota Festival of Books returns to Sioux Falls Oct. 3, features Mount Rushmore author Matthew Davis

Dakota Resources celebrates 30 years, focuses on the communities of the future

South Dakota gubernatorial debate

New Jan and Herb Conn documentary gets South Dakota premiere at Black Hills Film Festival

Not all the news comes through journalists. New project explores information and trustworthiness

Award-winning health and science reporter explores midlife momentum

National Constitution Day: A look at the U.S. Supreme Court

Sioux Falls kids struggle to get out of poverty. This group is determined to change that

Why the U.S. bond buyback faces pushback from investors

Tayko Jones finds freedom in breaking the music mold

Dakota Life: Greetings from Aberdeen helps a community tell their own stories

Labor Day picnic highlights workers' rights and the history of unions in South Dakota

Seminar offers insight into planning business transitions

Chamber group celebrates America at 250 with classical music that launched an American sound

Elizabeth Ann's Bridal matches Belle Fourche brides to the contemporary (and vintage) gowns of their dreams

Comedy show in Rapid City unpacks more than a punchline

Interdependence Relay in Bison asks questions about what we owe one another

Partial lunar eclipse visible above South Dakota Thursday

Robust renewable energy helps attract data centers to South Dakota

Gov. Rhoden's task force plans for state's worst-case scenarios

How cyberattacks find success in South Dakota

Meta on trial: Will South Dakota kids allegedly harmed by social media benefit from the outcome?

South Dakotans will look across county borders when deciding whether to opt in to sales tax hike

Dispute over signature gathering continues, despite victory for citizens who say legislature violated First Amendment

Prairie Fest invites families to explore the grasslands of South Dakota

Alyssa Allgood & Fellowship Jazz Center Orchestra discuss 'sacred art form' of jazz

Advice for rural patients seeking GLP-1 access, affordability in South Dakota

Migration without borders: 50 years of tracking monarch butterflies

Report outlines how transportation barriers in Rapid City impact employment and quality of life

Monday Macro: Fed task forces could lead to reform in U.S. monetary policy

How the Levitt Foundation uses an open lawn, activated by music, to create social bridging and resilience

LiRa dance company turns hard times into good art

Scientists are finding microplastics in South Dakota's lakes, rivers and streams. What happens next?

'Little by little' a South Dakota nonprofit is helping in Haiti. What happens when one of its cofounders is no longer welcome in the U.S.?

'The future belongs to the nature smart' and other ways to be human through 'Noticing'

GOP gubernatorial runoff candidate conversations

South Dakota opera 'Giants in the Earth' finds new audience

New report highlights the heft of healthcare in South Dakota

TenHaken: Next mayor must unite a divided electorate, consider sustainability, arts, and families in every decision

Street piano leaves indelible mark on 'Vermillionaires'

Neutrino Day 2026

Scientists celebrate a milestone for the critically endangered black-footed ferret

Analysis: U.S. Supreme Court closes historic term with heavy reliance on shadow docket, along with landmark opinions

Analysis: Fed's current path will keep fueling inflation

'The Open Mind' explores why mayors matter to democracy

Father and daughter connect after 60 years of longing

Displacement and resistance in 'The Home of the Drowned'

New anthology highlights the freedom of free verse poetry in South Dakota

Rep Johnson: AI can be 'an incredible accelerant to the human condition' — if the U.S. embraces it

USD archeologists rediscovering the women of Soap Suds Row

Kahler: Turn good intentions into good investments by inviting 'shadow advisors' into the light

Analysis: 'Republicans have chosen quite different people' in gubernatorial run-off

SDPB Reporter Roundtable: Run-offs, recounts, and eight more weeks of campaign ads

Analysis: Underestimating rising inflation can lead to even higher inflation

Moment in Sound with Hank Harris

Pregnancy after stillbirth can call for enhanced mental health support

Rooted in Schools program focuses on student mental health

In 'Canyon Song' former preacher writes songs for strangers and finds his way back to community

Stroke survivor uses poetry to heal, to document, and to teach others about recovery

Analysis: Court recognizes land that carries historic and spiritual significance

Investigating missing persons cases in South Dakota

How the screen you're looking at is affecting your health

A matter of scale: Lt. Gov. says corrections programming must build capacity for better outcomes

Erickson: Literacy is key to public safety progress in Sioux Falls

Jamison: Every Sioux Falls neighborhood should feel safe

Zokaites: Mayor's 'big public speaking voice' can help solve city problems

Smith: Sioux Falls 'too rich' to not deal with homelessness

Batcheller: 'Neighborhood Empowerment Labs' will help Sioux Falls residents envision the future of the city

Analysis: The Fed could build credibility by responding to the oil shock

South Dakota Symphony premieres Iranian composer's tribute to persistence

Artists gather to explore connection between arts and healing

Poll shows Johnson near crucial threshold in GOP primary race

America at 250: What to keep? What not to repeat?

Emily Bright at Augustana University for National Poetry Month

Gov. Larry Rhoden outlines policy priorities as early voting approaches in South Dakota

Dan Ahlers says 50 years of Republican leadership proves it's time to send a Democrat to the governor's mansion

Full audio: Republican gubernatorial primary debate

Two months from primary, new South Dakota voters prepare to prove citizenship

'Ghosts of Fourth Street' explores the promise and perils of childhood memories

Why Artemis II matters for science and the humanities

'Flower and Flame' reimagines art (and life) after arson

How the U.S. Constitution and state election laws intersect

Data center debate: Limited legislative progress leads to political waiting game

Funds for state humanities council approved but not yet released

Voter ID law raises questions about implementation

Ambient listening helps doctors focus on patient care

South Dakota's highest court denies transgender woman's appeal for updated birth certificate

U.S.-Israeli war with Iran raises questions about the line between preemptive and preventive wars

Military family members say more support services needed in eastern South Dakota

South Dakota's data center debate

If AI increases productivity, who does that help?