In The Moment ... March 30, 2020 Show 784 Hour 2 From spending some time at a state park to casting a line to release a little stress, South Dakota outdoor-lovers are challenged to find ways to connect with nature during the pandemic. What are we doing to keep people safe in outdoor facilities. South Dakota Secretary of Game, Fish & Parks Kelly Hepler joins us with an update.

In The Moment ... March 30, 2020 Show 784 Hour 1 South Dakota Public Broadcasting welcomes your questions about coronavirus and the disease it causes COVID-19. You can text your questions to 605-956-SDPB. Email us at [email protected]. Today Dr. Wendell Hoffman returns to the problem to answer some of the questions we've gathered so far. He's a specialist in infectious diseases from Sanford Health. Education and Healthcare reporting on SDPB is supported by Monument Health of Rapid City

In The Moment ... March 30, 2020 Show 784 Hour 1 COVID-19 has us rethinking how we work, learn, and access medical services. We're also hearing questions from listeners about a variety of legal services. Neil Fulton is Dean of the School of Law at the University of South Dakota.

In The Moment ... March 30, 2020 Show 784 Hour 1 Americans watch the devastating economic impact of the pandemic disruption, but South Dakotans want to know what's happening here at home. Joe Santos is a Professor of Economics and Dykhouse Scholar of Money, Banking, and Regulation in the Ness School of Management and Economics at SDSU. You can follow along at his blog schooled.blog.com.

In The Moment ... March 27, 2020 Show 783 Hour 2 In times of crisis, South Dakotans are naturally inclined to spring into action and be of assistance. Dzenan Berberovic is Chief Philanthropy Officer at Avera Health. Stacey Erickson is Vice President of Quality and Data Integration. They join us to talk about how Avera is encouraging community members to help. Learn more at averabalance.org Science and Technology reporting is brought to you by SDN Communications, your business broadband provider.

In The Moment ... March 27, 2020 Show 783 Hour 2 Since the coronavirus pandemic began, testing has been key to slow the spread of COVID-19. It's also become key to a certain peace of mind for South Dakotans. Today we're talking about coronavirus testing done in-house at Avera and how the health system was poised to respond to the need because of existing infrastructure and expertise. Gareth Davies, Ph.D. is the Chief Scientific Officer at the Avera Institute for Human Genetics, and Dr. Michelle

In The Moment ... March 27, 2020 Show 783 Hour 2 Eddie Sullivan is President & CEO of SAB Therapeutics in Sioux Falls. He joins us for a look at research into COVID-19 therapeutics. Science and Technology reporting is brought to you by SDN Communications, your business broadband provider. Learn more at sdncommunications.com

In The Moment ... March 27, 2020 Show 783 Hour 1 Artists and arts organizations are hit hard during the economic disruption of the coronavirus pandemic. Peter Strong is co-owner of Racing Magpie in Rapid City. He joins us to talk about virtual residencies for artists.

In The Moment ... March 27, 2020 Show 783 Hour 1 For a look at how artists are using this time to create a new normal, we welcome Talon Ducheneaux from Pierre.

In The Moment ... March 27, 2020 Show 783 Hour 1 As South Dakota hospitals work to build their surge capacity and South Dakota residents stay home in order to help slow the spread of coronavirus, we look at the "uncommon wisdom" of leadership during a pandemic. Mike Wagner travels the world working with organizations, teams, and executives on the challenges of leadership and culture. He earned a Masters in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School and a Bush Foundation Leadership