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Today, In the Moment explores topics at the edges of science. How can integrative medicine boost your wellness? And where do the normal and paranormal intersect?

Crossover day is a major hurdle that all bills must overcome to become laws. So, how did certain high-profile bills fare? In the Moment has the answers.

Soviet-Russian Dmitri Shostakovich composed symphonies in times of war and strife. Learn about the politics, subversion and emotion behind his music.

Author Leslie Morgan Steiner shares her story of surviving domestic violence. Plus, learn about innovative cancer treatments coming out of an SDSU lab.

Was it an occupation? Liberation? Or protection? Madonna Thunder Hawk was one of the activists who moved into Wounded Knee and refused to leave for 71 days.

Human trafficking is a real issue in South Dakota. Hear from the founder of Call to Freedom and two women whose lives were impacted by human trafficking.

We're in the final days of this year's session. In the Moment checks in with Republican and Democratic leadership for a look back on their party's priorities.

Katherine May has a simple way to battle feelings of anxiety and dread. All you have to do is reawaken your sense of awe.

Lori Walsh talks to two Black Hills scientists. Cabot-Ann Christofferson is exploring the Big Bang, and Laurie Anderson, Ph.D., is forging new paths.

Everyone tries to claim credit when the economy is great. When it's not, then no one claims it. Joe Santos, Ph.D., discusses what he calls "orphanomics."