In the Moment - Lori Walsh

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The important screening that many skip Mar 21, 2024

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A colonoscopy is the best way to catch and prevent colorectal cancer. We learn why rates of this cancer are going up and why younger people are getting diagnosed.

Sen. John Thune on his bid for Senate leadership Mar 20, 2024

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Sen. Mitch McConnell is stepping down as minority leader. We talk with Thune about why he's in the running for this role. Plus, tap into a sticky, sappy new hobby.

Raising your glass & plate for change Mar 19, 2024

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We talk to chef Michael Haskett and author Katherine Miller about how cooks and customers can become social advocates. Plus, filling your cup for your mental health.

A look at election laws & public safety trends Mar 18, 2024

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We talk about what changed this year with South Dakota's election laws — and what didn't. Plus, we dive into last year's crime statistics in Sioux Falls.

Wrapping up South Dakota’s legislative session Mar 13, 2024

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The legislative session is in the rearview mirror. We recap the year’s top stories with our news team. Plus, we talk about Gov. Noem’s smile with the Political Junkies.

Getting past the outrage in politics Mar 12, 2024

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We get a preview of the upcoming Boe Forum and discuss the work of its speaker, David Brooks. Plus, explore the real-life impacts of teachers on the silver screen.

Fossil finds & cancer care in 'frontier' communities Mar 11, 2024

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We talk about who owns a fossil with the president of the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research. Plus, we look at barriers to cancer care in South Dakota.

Wins & successes from the 2024 legislative session Mar 06, 2024

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We talk with Sen. Lee Schoenbeck about what may be his last session. Plus, why the child care industry had a successful legislative year in South Dakota.

Transitioning students from the desk to the front of the classroom Mar 05, 2024

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We learn about programs that cultivate the educators of tomorrow in South Dakota’s classrooms today. Plus, could dental plaque be used to strengthen eroding soils?

Local & national musicians share advice for the next generation Mar 04, 2024

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We speak with jazz pianist Matthew Whitaker, who is blind, about his musical journey. Plus, we talk to a Rapid City composer about women writing and performing music.

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