On today's show, we have a discussion around the upcoming hunting season.  This is not your typical tactics and tips episode, but rather about goals and potential successes of the 2023 season.  We are joined by Craig's son Kaden, and we all share from different perspectives for the fall. 

In a world of constant comparison, it's easy to feel like you need more to be happy.  More stuff, more money, more this or that can be overbearing at times.  On today's episode, we visit about the struggles of being content, while still striving to grow in different areas of life.

In today's show, we reference the term ROS…Return on Selfishness.  We discuss our personal beliefs on making "selfish" decisions to influence our lives in a positive way, and how so often we view self-serving behaviors in a negative light.

The dictionary defines the word "vision" as; the act or power of anticipating that which will or may come to be. 

In today's episode, the three of us share our thoughts about visions in our own lives. We talk about our personal and professional journeys with creating a vision around different walks of life. We also discuss the difference be

tween a dream and a vision, and how goals may come into the equation. 

On todays show we have Bridgette Carr, Tasha Lee, and Ashley Lindgren for a special edition of Conversations Across Dakota. 

Listen while discuss their careers, motherhood, and marriage. A special shout out to all of the mothers who are the glue to their families. 

Rhonda Kludt joins us today for the final chapter of our relationship series.  The true definition of a "servant leader", Rhonda has been an instrumental piece of our community for the past few decades.  Whether it be United Way, teaching students, or helping with after-school programs, she has had an enormous impact on the area.

On the show today we have guest Karlie Olson. She is a mental health therapist at True Reflections Counseling in Huron and provides counseling services to individuals and couples of all ages.  In this episode, we hear from one of our local professionals on this topic and explore the traits of healthy relationships.

In this episode we hear relationship building insights from former Huron School District Superintendent Terry Nebelsick. Having impacted the lives of thousands of children, parents, and educators throughout South Dakota, he has many years of experience to divulge to us.  Listen in as Terry shares some of his stories and advice for a more meaningful connection with the relationships we face daily.

Healthy relationships, whether coworkers, family members, or acquaintances are vital to living a fulfilled life.  This is easier said than done.  This week we dive in to our theories of what make a "successful" relationship, and why different levels of relationships require different levels of attention.

First-quarter fatigue is a real thing.  As we move into the second quarter of this year, we discuss some struggles and successes we have each experienced in our own lives.  Listen in as we were able to dig deep and get vulnerable about this very topic.