In the Moment brings you Monday Macro on a Tuesday. We go stargazing with Joe Santos, give you an update on the historic snowstorm in Sioux Falls and more.

Lori Walsh joined guests from the hit film "Electric Jesus" for a live conversation during the South Dakota Film Festival.

Last spring, a Rapid City school district made national headlines when copies of five books were listed as items to be destroyed on a school board agenda. Lori Walsh pulls interviews from the In the Moment archives to revisit the story and provide an update.

Turn back a chapter and re-listen to a world-class lineup of conversations from this year's Festival of Books in Brookings, South Dakota.

Put on your spurs and a ten-gallon hat to enjoy these interviews with "Longmire" author Craig Johnson and prairie poet Bruce Roseland.

Karl Gehrke steps away from his Jazz Nightly host desk and Lee Strubinger takes a break from political coverage to talk tunes with Lori Walsh. Plus, fight the winter chill with two heartwarming Christmas stories.

The Political Junkies sat down with Lori Walsh to recap the biggest political stories to hit the airwaves in 2022. Plus, meet a second-generation Santa Claus.

Repairs done to the Pactola Reservoir have anglers and conservationists concerned about the well-being of the wild brown trout. Learn what happened, why it happened and when the extent of the damage will become clear.

Seeing your money grow is probably your main concern while investing but can you also use your dollars to do some good in the world? Plus, how to persuade instead of write off your politically opposing loved ones.

In today's world, doing nothing can feel like a radical action. Jill Storm and Murray Haar join Lori Walsh to discuss Jewish traditions of Sabbath and how more restrictions can mean more freedoms.