In The Moment ... January 30, 2020 Show 744 Hour 2 We live in an age where science has answered so many big questions that many struggle to reconcile faith and science. Our next guest says, "When we study science, it is not an absolute truth - just within the parameters of that experiment. When people make science the absolute ideal for all truth, they miss out on the broader idea of what it means to have something be true. Faith is rooted in the internal core of who we are as human beings.

In The Moment ... January 30, 2020 Show 744 Hour 1 House Bill 1057 is legislation designed to criminalize certain forms of gender-affirming healthcare in South Dakota. Earlier this week we talked about the nuances of that care. Today, SDPB's Kevin Woster continues the conversation with a deeper look at the impact on economic growth in the state of South Dakota. You can find his work online at sdpb.org/woster.

In The Moment ... January 30, 2020 Show 744 Hour 1 Roosevelt High School in Sioux Falls is creating a culture of inclusivity. The Student Council has taken the lead by giving each student matching t-shirts, organizing a Best Buddies program, and all-abilities sports tournaments. And now the choir department is joining in with what is believed to be the first competitive all-abilities show choir in the nation. Education and Healthcare reporting on SDPB is supported by Monument Health of Rapid

In The Moment ... January 30, 2020 Show 744 Hour 1 Sixty percent of parents provide financial support to their adult children who are out of school. When is it healthy and when is it enabling? How do you plan for generosity, and how do you step back when things have gotten out of hand? Rick Kahler is president of Kahler Financial Group. He's a lifelong resident of Rapid City, and he's a pioneer in the field of financial therapy.

In The Moment ... January 29, 2020 Show 743 Hour 1 It's Super Bowl week! South Dakotans and people all over the world are making plans for the 'big game' this coming Sunday. Did you know that South Dakota has a connection with the Super Bowl this year? SDPB's Nate Wek had the opportunity to chat last week with a member of the 49ers front office, who has deep roots that tie him back to the Mt. Rushmore State. Sports and Recreation reporting is supported by Horton Incorporated of Britton South

In The Moment ... January 29, 2020 Show 743 Hour 1 House Bill 1057 continues to lead headlines across the state. Legislation creating a so-called "modified Red Flag law" has been filed in the State Senate. And, the Board of Regents' director is pushing a bill creating needs-based scholarships. The Dakota Political Junkies will touch on these topics and more this morning. We welcome the University of South Dakota Associate Professor of Political Science Michael Card, and Madison Daily Leader

In The Moment ... January 28, 2020 Show 742 Hour 1 Many South Dakotans dream of bringing a big idea to life and the impact of those ideas on the state and national economy is enormous. But not all people are standing on level ground. What are some of the barriers to entrepreneurship and how can we implement innovative solutions that grow the economy and change lives, possibly for generations to come? Philip Gaskin is the senior director of entrepreneurship for the Ewing Marion Kauffman

In The Moment ... January 28, 2020 Show 742 Hour 1 House Bill 1057 seeks to criminalize gender-affirming clinical care in South Dakota. As the bill makes its way through the South Dakota legislature, Republican leader Lee Qualm told the New York Times that he is hearing from voters who have different opinions about the bill. The bill is scheduled for debate in the House tomorrow. What are some of these procedures the legislature seeks to block? What does the data tell us about variations in

In The Moment ... January 28, 2020 Show 742 Hour 1 Today in Sioux Falls the 2020 Nationwide Homeless Count takes place. This is also known as the We All Count Homeless Census and essentially allows the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to set funding levels for shelters and other agencies assisting the homeless. Suzanne Smith, Ph.D., is Augustana University's vice president for Data Analytics and Augustana Research Institute. To watch the interview on YouTube, click here.

In The Moment ... January 27, 2020 Show 741 Hour 1 The American economy is still in its expansion phase, even though that expansion is relatively weak. But does the U.S. have a capital formation problem? 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 find his Morning Macro blog online at Schooleddotblog.com . He joins us for a look at the macroeconomy and how it impacts you. Support for