The United States House of Representatives has begun the historic debate over the impeachment of President Donald J. Trump. We're joined by David Wiltse, Associate Professor of Political Science, and Lisa Hager, Assistant Professor of Political Science at South Dakota State University for perspective on the day. They join us from the Jeanine Basinger Studio on the SDSU campus.

In The Moment ... December 17, 2019 Show 721 Hour 1 Change can be hard. Getting other people to change can be maddening. So how do financial therapists encourage clients to move toward financial health and wealth management? How can you help yourself, or someone you love, move toward a healthier relationship with your money? Rick Kahler is a pioneer in financial therapy. He's a wealth advisor and owner of Kahler Financial Group in Rapid City.

In The Moment ... December 17, 2019 Show 721 Hour 1 Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve's book, "The Christmas Coat: Memories of My Sioux Childhood," is a new edition of a classic book that has recently been released by the South Dakota Historical Society Press. The author grew up in the Rosebud Reservation. She is a member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe who now lives in Rapid City. She has written books for children and adults since 1972 and was one of the first authors to portray Native American children

In The Moment ... December 17, 2019 Show 721 Hour 2 For the last several years the Holiday Jam with the Hegg Brothers has set up in one of our SDPB studios to perform for listeners who can't make it to one of their live performances. This year is no different as we welcome the Holiday Jam to the Leo P. Flynn Gallery in Sioux Falls! Arts and Entertainment reporting on SDPB is supported by the South Dakota Education Association

In The Moment ... December 16, 2019 Show 720 Hour 1 "Monday Mindset" is all about those small changes that add up to big things. For these weekly conversations, we welcome Melissa Johnson. Melissa is an author and certified speaker. She's a trainer with the Jon Gordon Companies and an entrepreneur. She's also the owner of Oh My Cupcakes! and a Professional Encourager.

In The Moment ... December 16, 2019 Show 720 Hour 2 Today for Images of the Past, we explore the legend of a Rapid City night watchman. John Leary made his way west from New York in the search for gold, but it was an explosion that changed his life permanently. Corey Christianson is a curator at the Journey Museum and Learning Center in Rapid City. She joins us with the story of Hooky Jack and his faithful dog Rags. Read more at sdpb.org/imagesofthepast

In The Moment ... December 16, 2019 Show 720 Hour 2 America is becoming less Christian. Church attendance is overall in decline, and the number of Americans unaffiliated with any religion grew by 30 million in the past decade. But what's the future of faith in South Dakota? Today we begin our in-depth look at faith and religion in the state. Today we welcome SDSU Associate Professor of Religious Studies​ James Murphy Ph.D., who joins us to discuss what faith means. He views faith as the

In The Moment ... December 16, 2019 Show 720 Hour 1 Just weeks before Rapid City philanthropist Ray Hillenbrand died, he spoke with our next guest about a benefit for the grassroots organization ONE HEART. You can be part of the benefit now held in his honor on Friday, December 20 at the Performing Arts Center in Rapid City. "A Christmas Collection" features songs and stories to celebrate not only a season but a certain point of view for how humans can behave in community. We are joined by Anna

In The Moment ... December 16, 2019 Show 720 Hour 1 Americans consume. That's what we do. For today's Morning Macro with Joe Santos, we look at how the U.S. Consumer drives macroeconomic activity. Joe Santos is a professor of economics and Dykhouse Scholar of Money, Banking, and Regulation in the Ness School of Management and Economics at South Dakota State University.

In The Moment ... December 13, 2019 Show 719 Hour 1 Black Hills State University photography major Kathryn Jones explores the connection between humans and abandoned buildings in her exhibit "Just Me and the Windows" on display through January 1st at the Dahl Art Museum in Rapid City. Jones found her passion for photography in high school. She joins us this morning from the Sue B. White Studio in Spearfish on the campus of Black Hills State. Arts and Entertainment reporting on SDPB is supported