On the other hand with kevin woster
Searching For The Familiar While Sheltering In Place
Kevin Woster shares his personal strategies for staying safe and still getting outdoors.
SDPB has created this directory of resources to support your mental and physical wellness during the COVID-19 crisis.
The Prairie Doc
Lessons from Pandemics Past | On Call with the Prairie Doc®
Prairie Doc® host Andrew Ellsworth, MD, along with epidemiologists Joshua Clayton, PhD, MPH and Lon Kightlinger, PhD, MPH, discuss how we apply what we’ve learned from past pandemics to the current COVID-19 outbreak.
Dakota Life
Pioneers at Timberline
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Among the Needles, a small community of piney survivors.
In the Moment
Game Fish & Parks: Q&A
What are we doing to keep people safe in outdoor facilities? South Dakota's Secretary of Game Fish and Parks, Kelly Hepler, joins us with an update
The Prairie Doc
Nutrition, Exercise, and Safety |
Prairie Doc® host Richard P. Holm, MD, along with Bonny Specker, PhD, and Teresa Binkley, PhD, both with the SDSU Ethel Austin Martin Program, answer viewer questions and highlight new research about nutrition, exercise, and safety.
Dakota Life
South Dakota's Birds of Spring
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A look at some of the birds migrating through or returning to South Dakota in spring, 2020
In the Moment
Dealing With Pandemic Anxiety
Emilia Flint Ph.D. from Black Hills State University, has several tips to help us cultivate calm in our lives
The Prairie Doc
Coping with Stress, Anxiety, and Depression |
Prairie Doc® host Richard P. Holm, MD, is joined by Robert F. Nuss, MD, Avera Medical Group University Psychiatry Associates Sioux Falls to discuss various mental health topics including stress, anxiety, and depression.
In the moment
Keeping Veterans Safe
Learn how veterans are still accessing services and how facilities are coordinating to keep coronavirus out and veterans safe.
The Prairie Doc
Relaxation Breathing
Relaxation Breathing | Dike Drummond, MD | CEO, TheHappyMD.com
in the moment
Face It TOGETHER
If you're struggling with addiction, avoiding isolation can be a daily act of self-care. So what if suddenly you are forced to self-isolate to save lives, including your own?
in the moment
The Arts and Isolation
Sanford Arts has been helping people through the tension and stress of medical crises for years. How can those principles be applied during the isolation of a pandemic?