We dedicate the episode to South Dakota's first poet laureate. Hear clips from SDPB's film on Badger Clark and a reading of his work by the current poet laureate.

We ask two questions: What makes a good foster family and what support do they need to be at their best? Plus, we learn the science beneath earthquakes in South Dakota.

A new documentary dives into how more than 300 highly classified documents ended up leaked online earlier this year. We explore what was behind "The Discord Leaks."

The Native BioData Consortium seeks to give tribes a say in what happens to their biological and health data and helps them benefit from its use.

Financial therapist Rick Kahler joins us with a foolproof way to predict market trends and get rich. (Actually, he’s here to discuss how there’s no such thing.)

We share a conversation with Rep. Dusty Johnson about his year in review and his predictions for the upcoming election year.

A new PBS FRONTLINE documentary catalogues what happened during and after the 2022 Uvalde school shooting. Reporter Lomi Kriel discusses the event's missteps and lessons.

Gov. Kristi Noem laid out her proposals for the state's budget. Our political analysts look at what she said — and what she didn't.

Author Chris Enss joins us to discuss the lives and characters of the real people behind Deadwood’s bordellos and brothels.

Joe Santos, Ph.D., dives into the U.S. mortgage market for today's Monday Macro conversation. Plus, what did we learn from the 2008 financial crisis?

Every county has a story. Christopher Vondracek tells us a few of them. He discusses the poetry and music in his latest release, “Rattlesnake Summer: The Musical.”

The author and illustrator behind “The Mitten” and “Cozy” is coming to South Dakota in early December. "In the Moment" spoke with Jan Brett ahead of her tour.