In The Moment ... March 5, 2020 Show 767 Hour 1 Who is living in the governor's mansion in Pierre, and does it really matter? Kevin Woster is a contributing writer to SDPB with On the Other Hand, his weekly blog available at SDPB.org. You can watch his interview with Lori by clicking here.

In The Moment ... March 5, 2020 Show 767 Hour 1 The keeping of secrets is deeply embedded into who we are and how we interact with others, in families, in politics, and in business. If information is power, sometimes we like to keep that power to ourselves. Of course, proprietary information can be important in leadership, but how often are those secrets really necessary? We've been talking with leadership consultant Mike Wagner about advanced thinking in leadership. He recently wrote about the

In The Moment ... March 4, 2020 Show 766 Hour 2 As South Dakotans fear financial disruption amidst worries over a U.S. novel coronavirus outbreak, we invited wealth advisor and financial therapist Rick Kahler to join us to talk about steps to thrive during a financial panic. Yesterday we played the first part of that conversation. Today we bring you more from Kahler, including details about how individual investors can withstand the emotional and financial turmoil of any downturn.

In The Moment ... March 4, 2020 Show 766 Hour 2 This week's Dakota Political Junkies are Jon Hunter, publisher of the Madison Daily Leader, and former South Dakota State Senator, Tom Dempster, who represented District 9 for four terms. They join us for a dicussion about this week's top political headlines. Politics and public policy reporting is supported by The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University

In The Moment ... March 4, 2020 Show 766 Hour 2 Deb Soholt is a state senator and represents district 14, Minnehaha County. She joins us to discuss the session so far along with the mental health legislative package. Politics and public policy reporting is supported by The Center for Western Studies at Augustana University

In The Moment ... March 4, 2020 Show 766 Hour 1 The keeping of secrets is deeply embedded into who we are and how we interact with others, in families, in politics, and in business. If information is power, sometimes we like to keep that power to ourselves. Of course, proprietary information can be important in leadership, but how often are those secrets really necessary? We've been talking with leadership consultant Mike Wagner about advanced thinking in leadership. He recently wrote about the

In The Moment ... March 4, 2020 Show 766 Hour 1 It's that time of the week where we bring in SDPB's Nate Wek to talk sports and recreation in South Dakota. He and In the Moment producer Chris Laughery had this conversation.

In The Moment ... March 3, 2020 Show 765 Hour 2 What does culture mean to you? What is the impact of trauma from generations past on children today? How can elders help transform the impact of trauma on today's youth? Jeremy Fields is the founder of Thrive Unltd. He's leading a two-part session on "Healing Trauma in Native American Communities," hosted by South Dakota School of Mines & Technology. The free event is open to the public. You can attend the final session on March 4th in the

In The Moment ... March 3, 2020 Show 765 Hour 2 South Dakota Public Broadcasting looks at the Future of Faith in South Dakota through a series of conversations here on In the Moment and across our digital and television platforms. Today we focus on the future of Hinduism in the region. South Dakota recently opened the doors to its first Hindu temple near Tea. Chandradhar Dwivedi is a Hindu priest as well as a pioneer in South Dakota pharmaceutical education. He came to the United States in 1973

In The Moment ... March 3, 2020 Show 765 Hour 2 The March issue of 605 Magazine takes readers across the state for food and drink. The annual Bar and Restaurant issue features American classics to a new Sioux Falls establishment opened by a family from El Salvador. SDPB's Steve Zwemke visits with John and Alana Snyder of 605 Magazine to discuss the issue.