In the Moment

The new book "Medusa's Sisters" explores the complexity of women by retelling a Greek myth where they're traditionally the villains. We speak with the author.

We learn about a program at the Rapid City Regional Airport seeking to recognize hidden disabilities. And we discuss reasonable and unreasonable workplace accommodations.

Our latest In the Moment looks at how to recognize human trafficking and how to help. We talk with South Dakota human trafficking coordinator Mary Beth Holzwarth.

South Dakota's headlines clashed with the national top stories this week, and our Dakota Political Junkies bring their analysis.

Today's In the Moment asks a big question: What is the purpose of art? We dive deeper than the artist's creative product with Tosa Two Heart from Racing Magpie.

Facebook's early motto was "move fast and break things." Should we apply that same thinking to artificial intelligence? Our tech experts weigh in.

Learners and instructors with the Sicangu Lakolya Waoniya program join In the Moment. They discuss keeping cultural knowledge alive through language.

Our Dakota Political Junkies take a hard look at the state's budget surplus. Plus, we take a look at civil rights and voting access on the state's reservations.

In the Moment previews the Sioux Falls Urban Food Forum. Plus, we talk with a classical musician about sex-based discrimination and an aerial silks instructor.

In the Moment celebrates the "Barbie" movie release with conversations about play. We talk to the SDPB's director of education about dolls and child development.

Lori Walsh talks reparations with a Christian Science Monitor journalist. And she sits down with the NDN Collective to learn more about the LANDBACK movement.

Our Dakota Political Junkie dives into his reporting on the lack of lobbyist disclosure rules in the state. Plus, an author breaks down how to observe without judgement.

The PACT Act gives more veterans access to health benefits for service-related toxic exposures than ever before.

Artificial intelligence is now at every internet user's fingertips, even hackers and bad actors. Our tech talk discussion dives into the unethical uses of AI.

Mike Thompson, a professor at the University of Sioux Falls, explores how a few recent Supreme Court decisions could affect classrooms and campuses across the country.

Mike Thompson brings a legal analysis of a Supreme Court decision, and our Dakota Political Junkies dive into the politics behind a few others.

Hani Shafai is a designer, developer and South Dakota Hall of Fame inductee. He spoke with In the Moment about what he views as a professional's duty to their community.

SDPB's Cara Hetland descends almost a mile underground for a special live broadcast. She speaks to scientists, entrepreneurs and a comedian ahead of Neutrino Day.

Fiddles and Friends performs live. Plus, we hear from Kyrie Dunkley with Shinin' Star Style and National Endowment for the Arts Chair Maria Rosario Jackson.

The laws that came out of the 2023 legislative session went into effect this weekend. Our Dakota Political Junkie brings his analysis.

In the Moment broadcasts live from the Black Hills with a variety of West River guests, including an iconic comic just inducted into the Grand Ole Opry.

We're revisiting conversations with influential NPR broadcasters. Lori Walsh checks in with Ari Shapiro, Steve Drummond, Mary Louise Kelly and Sylvia Poggioli.

We turn back the clock to the opening day of "Dakota Modern: The Art of Oscar Howe." Catch the exhibit now at the South Dakota Art Museum.

In the Moment revisits conversations with a collection of dudes who are dads. We explore what it means to be a father with Hugh Weber, Joshua Bennett and Pierce Freelon.

In the Moment checks in with Rep. Will Mortenson about the South Dakota Board of Regents meeting & does a deep dive on the ICWA concurrence with Professor Frank Pommersheim.