"ResGen is one of the many organizations that have been reaching the Sioux Empire men for 12 years. Despite the pandemic, they are determined to help young men and old find meaningful relationships with God and others. Tom Henderson of ResGen sat down to talk about the organization and how it started, life during the pandemic, and all the events ResGen has coming up. Those interested can learn about ResGen by visiting resgen.org."

"Sometimes you feel lost and alone, especially when you truly feel like you are going down a path of addiction, alcohol abuse, or when you are a victim of sex trafficking. Restoration Ministry Center is another resource in the City of Sioux Falls and Sioux Empire to help fight with you during times of struggle. For women in particular, the House of Boaz is a safe haven, a sober house to live, and a loving environment to grow with others. Any women who are struggling with addiction, sex trafficking, criminal pasts, and domestic violence. Restoration Ministry Center is there for anyone that needs a place to call home and to find God. You can find out more information at www.restorationSF.org."

"Winter is bringing your car down? The folks at Marv's Body Shop have a checklist for your winter car maintenance needs!"

"Falls Area Bicyclists, otherwise known as FAB, has over 100 bikers in this organization. Their mission is to welcome all bikes on their rides and teach the community about biking in the Sioux Empire. Matt Cook of FAB joins the show to talk about the program and the rules of the road for bikers."

"There is a television journalist having her first South Dakota experience. She traveled over 4,000 miles just to be in the state. Dania Maria Hohn is a German TV reporter on an exchange program to have a better understanding of American journalism. Out of any news station in the country, she decided to travel to Sioux Falls and shadow Dakota News Now. Dania will talk about her journey along with her experiences in South Dakota."

"The airport industry has bounced back since the start the COVID-19 pandemic. Thankfully, things are starting to look up at Sioux Falls Regional Airport. But not as quickly as some would hope. Dan Letellier joins the show to talk about changes during the pandemic along with what's to come for the airport and holiday travel. Guess what Sioux Falls...the parking garage is happening hopefully next year!"

"It's been quite the year for the Children's Inn. For one, they saw their numbers go up from 2020. Why? People finally felt comfortable enough to leave their homes and that fear of leaving was mainly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With these new numbers, the Children's Inn is needed now more than ever. This is why they are opening a new location in Sioux Falls. This new building will have more beds and space for individuals or families in need. The hope is to open the new building by the end of 2022.

With new numbers, the Children's Inn really needs the community's support for the annual Wish-Inn Mission event. Staci with the Children's Inn joins the show to talk about the needs for the Wish-Inn Mission, an update on the Children's Inn, and ways for the community to get involved."

"There are many great organizations in the Sioux Empire that have dealt with numerous challenges thanks to COVID-19, including the Compas Center. But nevertheless, they were able to help victims of sexual and domestic violence and will continue to do so no matter what is going on in the world. Michelle Trent of the Compass Center joins the program to talk about the organization, the Compass Center's "new normal" adjustment, events in the future, and how the community can get involved. You can always visit compasscenter.org for more information and the types of services they offer."

"If you have an idea or are looking to start a business but have no idea what you're doing, then you should visit StartUp Sioux Falls. This redesigned organization in the Sioux Empire focuses on ideas, businesses, mentorships, and networking opportunities to help people get started with their career journeys. Brienne Maner of StartUp Sioux Falls joins the program to talk about the history of StartUp Sioux Falls, how the community can get involved, and its mission. You can also visit startupsiouxfalls.com for more information."

"If you haven't noticed, recycling is not really on the forefront in South Dakota. Millennium Recycling is hoping to change that. This organization focuses on the need for recycling throughout the state, especially here in Sioux Falls. The President of Millennium Recycling Shannon Dwire joins the program to talk about Millennium Recycling, myths about what can and can't be recycled, and how Millennium Recycling is actively working with the City of Sioux Falls to make recycling more efficient and accessible."

"Hope Haven is one of the many non-profit organizations around the Sioux Empire. Brooke Kooima from Hope Haven sits in on the program to talk about the organization and how COVID-19 has affected them. For more information about Hope Haven and how to get involved, visit https://www.hopehaven.org/."

"The Bishop Dudley Hospitality House is one of the many great non-profits in the Sioux Empire. They primarily serve the homeless population and help transition them into a new life. The work that they do is not easy. But worth the reward. Madeline Shields joins the program to talk about the organization's work, programs they offer, and their annual Night of Hope fundraiser. For more information on the BDHH and how you can volunteer, visit bdhh.org."