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PBS FRONTLINE heads into a deeply-divided debate gripping U.S. universities. We talk to the director of "Crisis on Campus" about the Gaza war protests.

Gov. Kristi Noem has appointed someone to cover the chief of staff's duties without the formal title. Jonathan Ellis, our Dakota Political Junkie, provides his analysis.

Mike Thompson, JD, says the concept of standing is essential to the U.S. Supreme Court's recent mifepristone decision.

Trent Preszler kicked off his One Book Author Tour in SDPB’s Sioux Falls studio this week. We bring you part of our conversation about his memoir “Little and Often.”

Actor Debra Christofferson joins "In the Moment" to share her journey through Hollywood; Musician Hank Harris previews his latest album.

Singer-songwriter Daniel Neihoff stopped by SDPB’s studio to share his PBS tribute song “Viewers Like Me.” Plus, the intimate story of a 19th century laundress.

Mike Thompson, J.D., rounds up a few of the major rulings from the U.S. Supreme Court this session. We talk about federal agencies, the 7th Amendment and the Jan. 6 riot.

Today's Teacher Talk conversation looks back at Brown v. Board of Education. We explore how rulings from the courts can impact education in the U.S.

Alexander Heffner discusses interviewing legislators and political leaders over a meal ahead of the second season of "Breaking Bread with Alexander."

Wealth advisor and financial therapist Rick Kahler brings us a linguistic lesson today. He talks about the feelings surrounding inflation and how that shapes our understanding of it.