In the Moment

In the Moment remembers Buddy Red Bow, chats with Bush Fellow Willette Capers, and catches up with Kevin Woster before discussing the "National Dish."

In the Moment checks in on avocados replacing plastic, the Rushmore Music Festival, and catches up with Jon Hunter about Governor Noem's latest ad campaign.

In the Moment chats about care for South Dakota veterans, the South Dakota Hall of Fame and more.

In the Moment chats with Pierce Freelon ahead of his show in Sioux Falls. Also, an update on ICWA and Juneteenth.

We take a dive into the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to uphold ICWA. Plus, we visit with Kevin Woster about the role aging plays in politics.

Our Dakota Political Junkies are two veteran journalists in charge of independent publications. They break down the stories they've pursued about Gov. Noem.

We speak with experts about possible solutions to South Dakota's long-term care woes. Plus, we explore preventive measures that could save lives on the road.

We explore a local professor's research into otters and jays. Plus, Rick Kahler discusses protecting your financial plans from well-intentioned family members.

"Dakota Modern: The Art of Oscar Howe" opens on Saturday at the South Dakota Art Museum. Ahead of the celebration, we preview the exhibition and reflect on its power.

Donating or receiving an organ is a complicated process. But it's a process that saves lives every day.

More and more Republicans are throwing their hats in the ring. Our Dakota Political Junkies provide their analysis. Plus, we hear from Summit Carbon Solutions.

The hosts of "Shrink Rap" want to take the shame out of mental illness and the scary out of therapy. They join Lori Walsh for a deep dive into their podcast.

The Federal Reserve can control a lot of inflationary forces. But it can’t control the flow of money people are willing to surrender to the economy.

A new FRONTLINE documentary explores the Uvalde community's heartbreak and activism a year after the horrific school shooting at Robb Elementary.

We look back on 75 years of history at the Crazy Horse Memorial. Whitney Rencountre II talks about the people and heritage behind the monument.

We talk to South Dakotans who are expanding or providing services to people who may otherwise not get what they need. Plus, explore the gut biome of the humble bumblebee.

Voters supported enlarging the pool of South Dakotans eligible for Medicaid by the tens of thousands. What now?

In the Moment dives into a dispute between landowners and a carbon pipeline. Plus, we analyze early endorsements in the presidential race.

Sen. Jean Hunhoff is the chair of the Study Committee on Sustainable Models for Long-Term Care. She joined In the Moment on the first day of committee meetings.

Heather Gessner breaks down how farmers can tackle the hard work of estate planning. She discusses how to focus on the big picture rather than what's fair.

Humans are relatively new residents on planet Earth. Before we took over, dinosaurs reigned supreme. We revisit our favorite conversations with South Dakota paleontologists.

The question is no longer if artificial intelligence will affect your life. It's how it will.

We revisit our favorite biology-based interviews. Learn about the state's frogs, butterflies and algae—yes, algae. Plus, we share a personal conversation with a cancer researcher.

We continue Innovations Week by bringing you stories from deep beneath the Black Hills. Learn something new from experts with the Sanford Underground Research Facility.

It's Innovations Week on In the Moment. Let's learn something from South Dakota's scientists. Today, we're looking at where sustainability, business and science meet.