In The Moment ... March 31, 2020 Show 785 Hour 2 Coronavirus has upended all our lives. This hour, we highlight what's happened in the world of sports, as leagues have shut down, tournaments have been postponed, and athletes' careers upended. But first, some good news. This morning our first guest was honored with the inaugural "Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year award" by Her Hoop Stats. That's an organization that highlights the top women's basketball players in the nation. Ciara Duffy

In The Moment ... March 31, 2020 Show 785 Hour 1 The internet is flooded with Americans responding to the need for personal protective gear, from sewing masks to crafting face shields using 3D printers. South Dakota company B9Creations has partnered with medical companies to assist during the coronavirus pandemic. Shon Anderson is CEO of B9Creations and joins us now with more on this assistance and what they are creating. Science and Technology reporting is brought to you by SDN Communications,

In The Moment ... March 31, 2020 Show 785 Hour 1 Now, we see what happened to the Governor's 10 bill legislative package and the state budget during yesterday's Veto Day. SDPB's Lee Strubinger joins us with more.

In The Moment ... March 31, 2020 Show 785 Hour 1 In the midst of a pandemic, we humans are very concerned. Those same humans also have to be thoughtful of those around them whether they have 2 legs or perhaps 4. The question is how does the coronavirus affect our pets, our livestock or the farm animals? Joining us with insight is South Dakota's state veterinarian Dustin Oedekoven.

In The Moment ... March 31, 2020 Show 785 Hour 1 What is it like to be a student today? Are extracurriculars still going on? One of SDPB's reporters noticed that The Volante, USD's student paper, was still being worked on. So, we decided to bring them on to discuss how their team is adapting to the times and what it's like to be a student doing classes online - while still trying to produce an extracurricular product. Lexi Kerzman is the editor-in-chief of The Volante.

In The Moment ... March 31, 2020 Show 785 Hour 1 Shortages of personal protective equipment have been occurring all over the nation. As the COVID-19 cases continue to increase, more and more masks and gloves will be needed for our health care workers to protect themselves as they care for their patients. Students at the Sanford School of medicine may not be able to be in the hospitals, but that doesn't mean they're not still trying to help. Today we're joined by two of the students organizing a

In The Moment ... March 30, 2020 Show 784 Hour 2 South Dakota museums are among the many gathering places forced to close their doors to the public for the time being; just doing what has to be done to keep everybody safe and healthy. The Journey Museum and Learning Center in Rapid City is no exception but they're working hard to keep the education and entertainment going by bringing learning experiences and stories about history to an online audience. Here to talk with us about that is Troy

In The Moment ... March 30, 2020 Show 748 Hour 2 Eliza Blue discusses coping with fear and anxiety in this month's "Postcard From The Praire."

In The Moment ... March 30, 2020 Show 784 Hour 2 As the South Dakota economy grinds to a halt and people stay home to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, the food supply chain has been critical to keeping people sustained and free from further strain and even panic. How is the pandemic impacting the availability and price of beef products in the state? How is the pandemic impacting the cattle industry here at home? Todd Wilkinson is National Policy Chairman for National Cattlemen's Beef

In The Moment ... March 30, 2020 Show 784 Hour 2 Veto day is a traditional part of the South Dakota state legislature. This year, veto day looks drastically different, both in procedure and content. SDPB's Lee Strubinger joins us with more. Politics and public policy reporting is supported by The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University