In the Moment

A new PBS FRONTLINE documentary catalogues what happened during and after the 2022 Uvalde school shooting. Reporter Lomi Kriel discusses the event's missteps and lessons.

Gov. Kristi Noem laid out her proposals for the state's budget. Our political analysts look at what she said — and what she didn't.

Author Chris Enss joins us to discuss the lives and characters of the real people behind Deadwood’s bordellos and brothels.

Joe Santos, Ph. D., dives into the U.S. mortgage market for today's Monday Macro conversation. Plus, what did we learn from the 2008 financial crisis?

Every county has a story. Christopher Vondracek tells us a few of them. He discusses the poetry and music in his latest release, “Rattlesnake Summer: The Musical.”

David Hersrud and Larry Rohrer share their top songs of 2023.

The author and illustrator behind “The Mitten” and “Cozy” is coming to South Dakota in early December. "In the Moment" spoke with Jan Brett ahead of her tour.

Jonathan Ellis from The Dakota Scout brings us his reporting on dueling cannabis proposals and possible solutions for the school lunch debt conundrum.

You survived Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday. Welcome to Giving Tuesday! We're shining a light on a few South Dakota nonprofits you should know.

As rent and home prices rise, so does the need for affordable housing. We speak with experts about assistance and resources available in the state.

Civility took center stage at Rep. Dusty Johnson’s Level Up Youth Conference. Our Dakota Political Junkie brings us the main messages from the congressman’s speech.

We discuss the everyday benefits you can enjoy as a police officer or teacher. And we talk about the long-term impacts you can have on your community through those careers.

Our experts dissect a comprehensive report that covers 10 years of data. We explore disparities in care and what we know about what influences health outcomes.

For thousands of years, the buffalo commanded the plains before nearly being eradicated. We talk to the people and organizations behind the buffalo's reintroduction.

The Alzheimer's Association invested more this year into research than ever before. Part of that funding will support the work of a University of South Dakota scientist.

Gov. Kristi Noem went to Paris. Our Dakota Political Junkies bring their analysis. We examine her speech and take a look at the importance of reporting in context.

This season is heavily focused on food. We talk to an eating disorder expert on how to navigate the holidays if you or someone you love is struggling with food issues.

As a financial therapist, Rick Kahler often sees what happens when financial plans go awry. Today, he explores how anyone could achieve financial wellness.

We check in with our TechRadio team to explore their high-tech gift ideas. From the innovative to the practical to the nerdy, find a gift for everyone on your list.

South Dakotans didn't turn out to the ballot box this week, but there were a variety of elections across the country. Our Dakota Political Junkies examine the trends.

Lon Stroschein seemed happy and successful at his long-time job, but he wanted to make a change. He shares how he helps others do the same at the Normal 40.

In September, the U.S. job market performed better than expected. What does the October job report say? Joe Santos, Ph. D., analyzes the numbers and our economic outlook.

The latest episode of South Dakota Focus explored the lack of child care in the state. We follow up with one of the episode's sources to learn how it's gotten even worse.

We bring you conversations with South Dakota writer Linda Hasselstrom, children's book author Jan Brett and journalist Kevin Woster.

Gov. Kristi Noem's weekly column set out her priorities for the upcoming state budget. Our Dakota Political Junkie offers his analysis.