In the Moment

SDPB, Lori Walsh · sdpb.org

"In the Moment" is a daily podcast hosted by SDPB’s Lori Walsh, and conversations with newsmakers can also be heard weekdays on "Morning Edition."In the Moment tells stories of our state and introduces you to people who are doing something or creating something for a reason. We tell these stories with fairness, compassion and imagination. We bring our listeners into the conversations and keep them In the Moment.

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Comedy show in Rapid City unpacks more than a punchline
2d ago · 15:00
"We're all doing great ... and other lies" showcases standup comedy that intersects with addiction recovery. Producer Joe Huisman talks about laughing together through pain and chaos.
Interdependence Relay in Bison asks questions about what we owe one another
3d ago · 37:41
A party in Perkins County explores reciprocal relationships and how to be part of a nation of gatherers. We talk with Eliza Blue and Garrett Bucks.
Partial lunar eclipse visible above South Dakota Thursday
3d ago · 23:30
When the moon goes dark in an eclipse, the stars burn brighter. Hank Fridell and Emily Berry share what's happening in the night sky and how to safely watch.
Robust renewable energy helps attract data centers to South Dakota
3d ago · 14:34
A strong profile in wind and hydropower makes the state more appealing to big tech companies. But South Dakotans are working hard to navigate the pitfalls of power and avoid problems that have plagued other states.
Gov. Rhoden's task force plans for state's worst-case scenarios
3d ago · 28:40
Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen outlines the work of the Governor's Resilience & Infrastructure Task Force. He talks about the disasters the state can prepare for and the limitations of preparations.
How cyberattacks find success in South Dakota
5d ago · 15:56
Journalist Bart Pfankuch shares his research into the cybersecurity threats facing the state after several attacks hit communities large and small.
Meta on trial: Will South Dakota kids allegedly harmed by social media benefit from the outcome?
11d ago · 15:34
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley offers an update on litigation against social media giant Meta. He also explains his reasons for appealing a judge's decision regarding Mayday Health.
South Dakotans will look across county borders when deciding whether to opt in to sales tax hike
12d ago · 28:15
Two key bills from the 2026 legislative session will shift how local governments are funded. Economist Kyle Kopplin explains how counties that share borders will decide "who votes and who pays."
Dispute over signature gathering continues, despite victory for citizens who say legislature violated First Amendment
13d ago · 14:10
An appeals court affirmed the state legislature had overstepped when it shortened the time citizens can gather signatures on ballot question petitions. But the state is pushing the legal battle forward. We explore the nuances of the debate.
Prairie Fest invites families to explore the grasslands of South Dakota
15d ago · 14:53
A gathering at Good Earth State Park promises budget-friendly play while learning about the power of the prairie. We talk with Laura Kahler of the South Dakota Grassland Initiative.
Alyssa Allgood & Fellowship Jazz Center Orchestra discuss 'sacred art form' of jazz
15d ago · 28:37
Jazz vocalist and bandleader Alyssa Allgood stops by the SDPB studios alongside Jim Spiers and Daniel Heier. The trio talks jazz, community, and creative practice.
Advice for rural patients seeking GLP-1 access, affordability in South Dakota
19d ago · 14:55
A pilot program has created GLP-1 access for Medicare Part D beneficiaries at a fixed cost of $50. But that's only the first thing to know about how the popular drugs are used for weight loss.
Migration without borders: 50 years of tracking monarch butterflies
23d ago · 24:05
Fifty years ago this August, scientists proved that some monarch butterflies traveled 3,000 miles in a complex migration ritual. Will Wright, Ph.D., explores the complexity of discovery and the challenges of protecting international migration corridors.
Report outlines how transportation barriers in Rapid City impact employment and quality of life
24d ago · 16:35
In South Dakota, if you want to get to work, you usually need a reliable vehicle. Lee Strubinger looked into how high fuel prices, auto loan interest rates, insurance premiums, and public transit routes impact Rapid City residents.
Monday Macro: Fed task forces could lead to reform in U.S. monetary policy
27d ago · 13:29
From a massive balance sheet to the way the Fed communicates, Fed Chair's Kevin Warsh's new task forces will take a comprehensive look at U.S. monetary policy. Macroeconomist Joe Santos weighs in on the complicated work of reform now before the Fed.
How the Levitt Foundation uses an open lawn, activated by music, to create social bridging and resilience
1mo ago · 15:18
Levitt at the Falls seeks to bring joy to South Dakotans through free concerts and music programming. Levitt leaders discuss how spending down a philanthropy fund can act as a catalyst for change.
LiRa dance company turns hard times into good art
1mo ago · 14:36
The "Tremors & Soar" showcase highlights the artistry of the LiRa Dance Theatre Company. Co-founders Lisa Conlin and Raena Rasmussen talk about the art and business of dance.
Scientists are finding microplastics in South Dakota's lakes, rivers and streams. What happens next?
1mo ago · 15:30
A research team at Dakota State University is surveying and identifying microplastics in the state's bodies of water. We explore the state's first comprehensive search for microplastics.
'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.?
1mo ago · 18:00
Haiti Alive was co-founded by Brue Blumer and Dr. William Hyppolite. As Haitian Temporary Protected Status is set to expire, the group plans for the future amidst uncertainty in Haiti and at home.
'The future belongs to the nature smart' and other ways to be human through 'Noticing'
1mo ago · 24:21
Author Richard Louv's groundbreaking book "Last Child in the Woods" had a generation of parents rethinking screen time. His latest book features the science (and imagination) of bioenchantment.
GOP gubernatorial runoff candidate conversations
1mo ago · 1:25:52
SDPB and South Dakota News Watch partnered to host candidate conversations with the two men seeking the Republican nomination in the South Dakota gubernatorial race.
South Dakota opera 'Giants in the Earth' finds new audience
1mo ago · 15:45
The professional recording of the opera "Giants in the Earth" is available now. Maestro Delta David Gier considers "what's next" for the orchestra.
New report highlights the heft of healthcare in South Dakota
1mo ago · 14:00
The healthcare industry has grown to become a major player in South Dakota economic development. Economist Tracy Dice, DBA., shares her research.
TenHaken: Next mayor must unite a divided electorate, consider sustainability, arts, and families in every decision
1mo ago · 25:21
Outgoing Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken led a citywide sustainability effort, then shifted gears on what the final report should say. But he has a message for the next mayor of Sioux Falls: Sustainability needs to be central to every future project.
Street piano leaves indelible mark on 'Vermillionaires'
1mo ago · 15:16
A pandemic-era public art project became a way for long-time residents and newcomers alike to play, perform, and belong. What happens now that the piano has been retired?

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Episodes 300

Comedy show in Rapid City unpacks more than a punchline

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

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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'

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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'