The 605 Show

You might want to pop on a helmet for this one. The team is recording live from the Great Outdoor Store in Downtown Sioux Falls, surrounded by all kinds of cool products they’re unfamiliar with… like sleeping bags, and… bowls?

Luckily, Nancy Kirstein of the Great Outdoor is on hand to explain it all, and talk though some of the fun events hosted by the store this spring and summer.

After the break, Joe Entenman of J&L Harley talks sidecars, fundraisers, and the J&L Riding Academy before playing Alana’s new game, “Would You Ride with Them?” which takes a turn nobody was expecting.

It’s the 605 Show, and are we talking Saturday Night Fever John Travolta or Battlefield Earth John Travolta?

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It's Part 2 of The 605 Show's coverage of the 2019 South Dakota Governor’s Conference on Tourism. But before they dive into the material they recorded, Alana and V reminisce about their trip from the relative comfort of 605 Magazine's office, smack dap in the middle of the great Polar Vortex of 2019.

After a break, we're back on location in Pierre, where South Dakota Magazine pits citizen representatives from Yankton, Aberdeen, Deadwood, and Rapid City against each other in a rousing game of South Dakota-themed trivia... before V unites them all in contempt for his Sioux Falls pride.

It's the 605 Show, and we're all interested in Janessa's backstory.

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Welcome, welcome, welcome to a very special two-part 605 Show, recorded on location in Pierre, South Dakota, during the 2019 South Dakota Governor’s Conference on Tourism.

Alana kicks this one off by dropping a very casual bombshell that surprises every member of the 605 Magazine crew (except for her husband, John).

Then the crew is joined by Deadwood’s own Wild Bill and Calamity Jane, who talk vodka sipping and what it’s like to be shot about a thousand times per year.

South Dakota royalty Rod and Toni, of the world-famous Buffalo Chip, stop by to talk about the key to creating a world-class tourist experience, misconceptions about biker culture, and some of the more memorable moments they’ve had over the last 38 years.

Finally, the well-coifed owners of Rushmore Tramway have an adrenaline rush designed for just about everyone in the family from toddlers to octogenarians. V remains skeptical.

All of that and more… and that’s just PART ONE.

It’s the 605 Show, and Alana’s pretty sure Calamity Jane’s bottle of vodka is not a prop.

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It's December, and--if Alana is to be believed--there's a holiday-themed event in South Dakota that's perfect for everyone this month.

After a casually cryptic throat-punch threat from V, Chad Pickard from Spoke N Sport joins the crew to talk about all things biking. No spandex required... But it's not NOT encouraged, either.

Then Jason Currie-Olson of Woodgrain Brewing stops by the table to politely entertain V's marketing suggestions and give some insider Downtown people-watching tips.

Don't get Santa Conned. It's the 605 Show.

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It’s a rollercoaster of event notices, Santa Claus skepticism, and hazy memories of podcast interviews past this month at Monk’s House of Ale Repute.

After a short break for some a cappella music, Shaun Johnson (Tonic Sol Fa, The Shaun Johnson Big Band Experience) joins us to talk about hair-collecting fans and other things that come with a 20 year career as a member of a popular a cappella group.

Then John Berkness of Monk’s drops by to discuss naming brews before engaging V in an old-fashioned voiceover-off.

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The 605 Show is coming hot into the Halloween season, and we don’t just mean the mic levels (but those are pretty hot, too).

Up top, Alana, V, and Brian talk Fall fashion, V’s outstanding licensing invoices from Rob Schneider, and haunted house self-defense.

Then Paavo Rasmussen from the Old Courthouse Museum joins us to talk about the Sioux Chapter Cemetery Walk and spooky-funny Sioux Falls history. After the break, Nick Murphy of Hydra Beer talks heavy metal, hops, and hella good beer.

It’s the 605 Show. You better have a safe word.

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It's another episode of The 605 Show, and this one is so educational it's practically deafening.

Tyler Jepperson of Remedy Brewing Company joins Alana, V, and a (silent, mysterious) Brian to talk seasonal brews, ugly crying at the Soulcrate finale, and the inaugural 605 Black Hills Classic.

The crew is joined by TH Grey's own Trish Tilberg and Chris Hintz of Pinnacle Productions to talk about TH Grey's upcoming New York themed fashion show, Friday September 21.

It's the 605 Show, and sometimes it turns out you're recording next door to the city's loudest public address system.

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Quinn Kathner and Ryan Patterson of Sioux Falls Pride stop by with a rundown of the roughly one-billion Pride-related events happening in the week leading up to the big event on June 16.

Evan Richards and Pat Engel of Fernson Brewing stop by to talk Fernson Fest, and about what it’s like to take home first prize in a global brewing contest.

Finally, the crew sits down with Denham to talk 605 Classic, spooky eyes, and why he doesn’t want to be known as a rapper.

It’s the 605 Show, and V might still have the hiccups.

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Welcome, welcome, welcome. It’s another episode of the 605 Show, hosted by Alana Snyder and B the Normal One, who is sitting in for V while he Instagrams his way through Hotlanta.

First up, Jami Lynn and Andrew Reinartz stop by to talk about their new jazz-inspired album, Sparse; collaborating from across the state; and the proper storage of rotting pickles.

After the break, Lori Dykstra of Cure Kids Cancer and Girl Scouts Dakota Horizons joins the team to talk about the 5th annual L-Couture Fashion Show, savvy cookie sales techniques, and to play Alana’s latest quiz, “Is She a Girl Scout.”

Please come back, V. We missed you.

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It’s been a minute, but the 605 Show is back and cozier than ever, recording live to tape from McNally’s Irish Pub.

Josh Rieck of the Union Grove Pickers joined the crew to talk about Different Folk Records “Different Strokes” concert on 3/24/18 and the “Covers For a Cause” Skatepark Association benefit on 3/31/18.

Then McNally’s own Nicki Ellerbroek popped in to talk whiskey, stopping customers from getting to fourth base in the snugs, and definitively answer the question, “How Irish Is She?”

Finally, Abby Bischoff steps into the snug to talk about April’s EmBe Tribute to Women event, sketchy encounters while shooting her abandoned South Dakota series, and what V’s chances are of receiving the 2019 EmBeliever award for empowering women.

It’s the 605 Show, and Brian has never heard it referred to as “fourth base” before.

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