On today's show...
Neil Fulton, dean of the University of South Dakota School of Law, shares how current events shape classroom curriculum.
We talk about how high-profile cases impact law education.
Macroeconomists like Joe Santos, Ph.D., say the U.S. is not in a recession. But it may not feel that way. We learn about the dissonance between how economists and laypeople measure the state of the economy.
A new documentary series explores the stories of three South Dakota elders. We talk to the filmmaker and South Dakota Voices for Peace about the message of resilience that they hope audiences take away from the films.
Plus, "The Merchant of Venice" is coming to Prentis Park in Vermillion. We talk to two cast members from the South Dakota Shakespeare Festival about their complicated characters.
