Karl Gehrke hosts SDPB’s Jazz Nightly live from the Black Hills Studios, and you’re invited.

Images of the Past: Space Age South Dakota premieres Thursday, July 18. Part one is available for preview now!

As we await producer Stephanie Rissler's newest documentary, Vanished South Dakota: Towns of Yesterday, we decided to take a dive into our digital library and re-watch her 2015 documentary on South Dakota's 45 courthouses and the colorful stories behind them, Temples of Justice.

Singer/Songwriter Jami Lynn joined us in our Sioux Falls Studios to talk about her inspiration and share a few of her original songs with the audience.

SDPB extends heartfelt gratitude to several employees who are retiring this month from the Friends of SDPB and the Bureau of Information & Telecommunication (BIT).

Ann Sundermann has been the Executive Secretary of the South Dakota High School Rodeo Association (SDHSRA) for 14 years. Sundermann and her husband live near Baltic, SD, where they farm, raise cattle and horses, and run a manufacturing business.

SDPB’s Nate Wek talks with Cash Wilson, a 2019 Wall High School graduate who has rodeoed, wrestled, tackled, and sprinted his way through his high school career.

SDPB's new documentary details South Dakota's role in the space race.

The Brown Bag Book Club on SDPB's In the Moment gives listeners a chance to hear about new books from local & regional authors, and meet them in person for extended discussions at our studios in Sioux Falls and Rapid City.

SDPB was formally recognized by the South Dakota High School Rodeo Association Board of Directors for SDPB’s commitment to high school rodeo.

A familiar voice delivering South Dakota news during All Things Considered, as SDPB Program Director Susie Hanson steps in as local host of All Things Considered.

SDPB’s Summer with the Symphony returns to bring you highlights from the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, the Black Hills Symphony Orchestra, and other orchestral delights.

A new documentary on the remarkable movement to transition South Dakota’s individuals with developmental disabilities back into communities.

SDPB local favorite from the 2019 NPR Tiny Desk entries, Six Mile Road!