The 605 Show

There will be no fixing in post this time. This episode of the 605 Show was recorded live and in streamed in color from all over the state. The gang talks roadtripping before being joined by Deadwood Alive executive director Andy "Cookie" Mosher, who talks theater groupies and ghosts before showing off his guns. 

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Theme music by V the Noble One.

The only way this episode could get any better would be if the pepperoni was charred, Buffalo style. Have we ever mentioned that V is from Buffalo? It's only one of the interesting tidbits that comes up in our conversation with Look's Marketplace owners and proprietors Beau Vondra and Nick Heineman. 

After an eventless break, Tasha of 104.7's "Andy and Tasha in the Morning" makes a rare evening appearance to talk work-sleep balance, work-friendship balance, and work-nightlife balance before playing Alana's latest game, "Guess the Gossip." Spoiler: This one actually works!

It's the 605 Show. Wash your hands and look out for one another.

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Tasha in the Morning

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It’s January (in this case, the contraction is short for “it was”), and the 605 Show is back in Pierre for the annual Governor’s Conference on Tourism.

First, Alana and V talk about the shockingly great food scene and abundance of intimidating (to V) outdoor activities in Spearfish with Jackie and Brian of Visit Spearfish. 

Then, South Dakota celebrity Becky stops by to talk about her “Oh Geez” designs, and South Dakota special events, finishing just in time for Alana and V (and John) to forget to record an outro. 

It’s the 605 Show, and Alana won a jackalope basket. 

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Myers' Deli & More lets the crew record an episode after hours, so everyone is using their NPR voices this time. Luckily, Rachel and Alessandra of Sioux Falls Pride bring some serious energy to the show when they stop by to talk Winter Pride, Summer Pride, and make-up tips for heavily bearded aspiring queens.

Later, Chef Daniel of Myers' Deli & More lets the gang sample a few choice menu items and talks about future plans for Myers' two Downtown locations.

It's the 605 Show, and Alana didn't think up this episode's game on the way to the record. ...She thought it up the night before.

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The weather has taken a turn for the cold, and so the gang has cozied up in the corner of the Treasury, the new bar and restaurant from the folks who brought Sioux Falls the Carpenter Bar. The Treasury’s Brian White (no known aliases) joins us to talk about falling in love with the space at first sight before stubbornly refusing to commit during Alana’s bar-themed take on “Would You Rather?”

After the break, Loghin Welch of Serendipitous Events drops by to talk about the event planning company’s philosophy and some of her favorite event planning opportunities before sharing her thoughts on current wedding trends during Alana’s new game, “Is Loghin Into It?”—a pun so tortured that it must be read on the page in order to ever possibly even be recognized.

It’s the 605 Show, and Alana is making a lot of assumptions lately about how much of a bad boy Brian really is.

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Andrew Ernst, Executive Chef at 22TEN Kitchen Cocktails lives up to his restaurant’s name by serving up so many outstanding entrees, appetizers, and cocktails that we literally had to take a break from recording to enjoy them all.

After Alana shares perhaps the world’s least scary haunted maze story, Tamien Dysart of Think3D joins the crew to talk about the company’s upcoming conference, CultureCon Sioux Falls 2019, how to cultivate workplace culture organically, and to play Alana’s latest game “How Do You Deal?” which begins to sound less like a series of hypothetical questions and more like a cry for help the longer it goes on.

It’s the 605 Show, and full disclosure: V is Tamien’s business partner at Think3D, but to avoid the appearance of any conflicts of interest, they didn’t sit next to each other while recording.

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After taking a brief hiatus so Alana could give birth to her large baby son, the 605 Show is back, recording live to tape at Miner Brewing Co. & Prairie Berry Winery & Taproom (PBM ‘Tap), where Director of Sales & Marketing Angela Avila stops by to absolutely dominate Alana’s newest quiz game.

After the break, Sgt. Andy Siebenborn of the Sioux Falls Police Department joins us to talk about the challenges of balancing S.W.A.T. life with home life, holding embarrassing department records, and the SFPD’s role in the community. He politely declines to answer Alana’s question of whether leading the S.W.A.T. team ever gives him “stress diarrhea.”

It’s the 605 Show, and we’re never going to win an ADDY with questions like that.

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This month the 605 Show crew is posting up at Wileys, where Alana and V are holding Kitchen Manager Michael's feet to the fire about the restaurant/bar's brand new re-branding, Buffalo wing preparation protocols, and being the city's best kept happy hour secret.

After the break, Rich Show joins the crew to talk about his decades-long career as the godfather of Sioux Falls rock and roll (our description, not his) and working with his sons before Alana springs her newest quiz game on him, "That's Rich."

It's the 605 Show. Don't take a pass.

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Wileys

Featured music: "Saturday Morning Fix" and "I Don't Think About You" by Rich Show

The gang is back visiting their friends at Ode to Food & Drink, where the chislic is flyin’ and the drinks and hydratin’.

It’s 605 Summer Classic season, and performer Soleil stops by to talk music, cocktails, and 605 Summer Classics past and future, in between bites and sips.

Meanwhile, no one can quite get over the hydrating magic of new sponsor Boulevard Brewing Co.’s electrolyte-packed recreational ale, Easy Sport.

It’s the 605 Show, and it feels like being kissed by a rose.

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Ode to Food and Drinks

Soleil Bashale

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Featured music: “Red Eyes” by Soleil Bashale (available to stream everywhere)

As of this recording, it’s snowing again in South Dakota, and the gang is in a wistful mood, recalling road trips and Twitter beefs past.

Tracy Hoem of Plum’s Cooking Company joins us to talk cooking classes, olive oil savants, and gluten-free lasagna (V will believe it when he tastes it, at 10:00am on May 23).

After the break, Brienne Maner, VP of Downtown Sioux Falls sits down to talk all about summer in Downtown, debate the logistics of snake-banning, and play Alana’s latest quiz game, which has everyone second-guessing themselves before it’s done.

It’s the 605 Show, and never has the audio been cleaner.

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Theme music: “Rockin With the Best” by V the Noble One

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