In The Moment ... October 3, 2019 Show 672 Hour 2 Children's author Jessie Taken Alive-Rencountre visits with SDPB's Lori Walsh during the South Dakota Festival of Books at the Black Hills Surgical Hospital Studio in Rapid City. Taken Alive-Rencountre also teaches a program called JAG (Jobs for America's Graduates) at Rapid City High School. Arts and Entertainment reporting on SDPB is supported by the South Dakota Education Association

In The Moment ... October 7, 2019 Show 674 Hour 2 The South Dakota Corn Growers Association welcomed President Donald Trump's announcement last week that he is directing the Environmental Protection Agency to follow the law and maintain the Renewable Fuel Standard. Lisa Richardson, Executive Director of the South Dakota Corn Growers Association, talks about the changes and what this means for corn growers and ethanol producers in the state.

In The Moment ... October 7, 2019 Show 674 Hour 2 Do you love history ... and being scared? If so, you're a lot like the crew from 605 Magazine! From haunted houses old and new to walking ghost and cemetery tours, the October issue of 605 Magazine mixes history and "creepy" into a fun read from cover to cover. 605 Magazine publisher Alana Snyder and Sales and Marketing Director John Snyder scare up stories from the latest issue on In The Moment. Arts and Entertainment reporting on SDPB is

In The Moment ... October 7, 2019 Show 674 Hour 2 You're probably familiar with Laura Ingalls Wilder and her series of Little House books. You might be less familiar with her sisters. Carrie Ingalls was the third of four daughters and just a teenager when the series ends. She went on to live a non-traditional pioneer life that eventually landed her in Keystone. Linda Starbuck is on the board of the Keystone Area Historical Society . She joins In The Moment for this week's Images of the Past and

In The Moment ... October 7, 2019 Show 674 Hour 2 Sixteen-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg traveled to the Pine Ridge Reservation over the weekend. She joined another young activist, Tokata Iron Eyes, who was involved in the 2016 protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline, to talk about climate change. SDPB's Chynna Lockett was there. She joins In The Moment to discuss the weekend's event and how it's continuing today.

In The Moment ... October 3, 2019 Show 672 Hour 2 Kenny Putnam joins Lori Walsh in the Black Hills Surgical Hospital Studio in Rapid City to discuss his new album, Odd Numbers. Putnam recorded in Austin, Texas at MoonHouse Studio, owned and operated by Chris Gage and Christine Albert. Arts and Entertainment reporting on SDPB is supported by the South Dakota Education Association

In The Moment ... October 4, 2019 Show 673 Hour 1 Nick Estes joins In the Moment host Lori Walsh for a conversation about the history of indigenous resistance, water protectors, and decolonization. Estes is in Deadwood for the South Dakota Festival of Books. His latest book is called "Our History is the Future." Arts and Entertainment reporting on SDPB is supported by the South Dakota Education Association

In The Moment ... October 4, 2019 Show 673 Hour 1 Megan Phelps-Roper grew up in the Westboro Baptist Church protesting at military funerals and celebrating AIDS as a plague against LGBT people. Then, through radical empathy facilitated by people reaching out to her on social media, she left the church and changed her mind. Megan Phelps-Roper sits down with SDPB's Lori Walsh at the South Dakota Festival of Books. Arts and Entertainment reporting on SDPB is supported by the South Dakota Education

In The Moment ... October 4, 2019 Show 673 Hour 1 Patrick Hicks hosts Poetry From Studio 47 Fridays during In The Moment. This week, he features poet and educator Carl Dennis. Arts and Entertainment reporting on SDPB is supported by the South Dakota Education Association

In The Moment ... October 3, 2019 Show 672 Hour 1 The South Dakota Festival of Books celebrates the Young Readers Festival in Rapid City. We welcome chiildren's literature authors Traci Sorell and Tracy Nelson Maurer for a conversation about the power of picture books. Arts and Entertainment reporting on SDPB is supported by the South Dakota Education Association