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Centuries-old sacred art, and the long-term effects of COVID

By Chris Laughery,

Carl Norquist

Published March 31, 2022 at 1:13 PM CDT

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On today's show

We explore the value of a centuries-old, expansive work of sacred art with the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra and Chorus. Plus, studying the long-term effects of COVID, Amy Elliott Ph.D., is with us.

All this and so much more.

Chris Laughery

Chris has nearly 30 years of experience in radio broadcasting and production.

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Carl Norquist

Carl Norquist is a producer and writer for In the Moment. An EMMY-winning producer, Carl previously worked for KTIV News 4 in Sioux City, IA. Carl is a Minnesota native and graduate of Augustana University with majors in Art and English.

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