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South Dakota Public Broadcasting

SDPB is a vital community resource producing and broadcasting high-quality, commercial-free programs and valuable community outreach projects that educate, enlighten and entertain. SDPB Television airs on KUSD Channel 2, Vermillion; KESD Channel 8, Brookings; KZSD Channel 8, Martin-Long Valley; KBHE Channel 9, Rapid City; KTSD Channel 10, Pierre; KQSD Channel 11, Lowry; KPSD Channel 13, Faith-Eagle Butte; KDSD Channel 16, Aberdeen; and KCSD Channel 23, Sioux Falls. SDPB broadcasts more than 150 hours of local programming each year and over 65 hours of educational children's programming every week. SDPB Radio can be found at KDSD 90.9 FM, Aberdeen; 88.3 FM, KESD Brookings; KPSD 97.1 FM, Faith-Eagle Butte; KQSD 91.9 FM, Lowry; KZSD 102.5 FM, Martin-Long Valley; KTSD 91.1 FM, Pierre; KBHE 89.3 FM, Rapid City; KCSD 90.9 FM, Sioux Falls; KUSD 89.7 FM, Vermillion; KYSD 91.9FM, Spearfish and KJSD 90.3FM, Watertown. SDPB Radio broadcasts 24 hours a day, with 40 hours a week of local programming. Online content can be accessed at SDPB.org. Besides archiving locally produced SDPB Television and Radio programs, SDPB.org also offers full coverage of the South Dakota State Legislature and all South Dakota High School Activities Association sanctioned tournaments. It also houses many of SDPB Education & Outreach's educational resources. Millions of users log on to SDPB.org and SDPB's social media accounts every year. SDPB’s education & outreach efforts enhance and expand the learning experiences available every day on Television, Radio and Online. Our Education Specialist provides classroom resources for teachers, workshops for educational institutions, information for home-schoolers, parents and child-care providers, continuing education courses for college students and adults, and local educational television programs, as well as conducting other outreach projects for all of the citizens of South Dakota.www.sdpb.org

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Oct 16, 2026

Lori WalshHOST
0:00
[gentle music] Dusty Johnson says affordability in America is a problem, and Republicans shouldn't give people false hope about relief before the midterms.
Lori WalshHOST
0:11
[upbeat music] You're listening to SDPB's In the Moment.
Lori WalshHOST
0:21
I'm your host, Lori Walsh.
Lori WalshHOST
0:22
Congressman Dusty Johnson stopped by the SDPB Studios.
Lori WalshHOST
0:26
He told me he was one of many leaders urging President Trump to cancel the live streaming of the execution of a US Army officer convicted of a mass shooting at Fort Hood, Texas.
Lori WalshHOST
0:38
Mostly, though, we talked about the economy, the war in Iran, an ethical AI ecosystem, and what's next for the US congressman when he leaves office.
Lori WalshHOST
0:07
We'll talk about how an idea became a call to action.
Lori WalshHOST
0:11
[upbeat music] You're listening to SDPB's In the Moment.
Lori WalshHOST
0:20
I'm Lauren Walsh.
Lori WalshHOST
0:22
The 8th Street corridor in downtown Sioux Falls is home to both high-end bars and agencies that provide emergency social services.

14 MINS LATER

Lori WalshHOST
14:01
We'll also put a link up to the trailer on our website at sdpb.org. And that is our conversation for today.
Lori WalshHOST
14:10
I hope that it served you.
Lori WalshHOST
14:11
From all of us here at SDPB, I'm Lori Walsh.
Lori WalshHOST
14:14
Thanks for listening.
CJ KeeneCORRESPONDENT
3:45
The night was capped with a performance by multi-platinum hip hop artist Macklemore, who once again performed a free concert for the community.
CJ KeeneCORRESPONDENT
3:52
I'm SDPB's CJ Keene in Rapid City.
Jill FriedersHOST
3:55
And I'm Jill Frieders.
Jill FriedersHOST
3:56
[upbeat music]
Lori WalshHOST
0:00
[gentle music] Two South Dakotans say they are ready to manage your money and return your unclaimed property.
Lori WalshHOST
0:14
You're listening to SDPB's In The Moment.
Lori WalshHOST
0:17
I'm Lori Walsh.
Lori WalshHOST
0:18
In November, South Dakotans will elect a new chief banking officer.

13 MINS LATER

Lori WalshHOST
13:30
That is our conversation for today.
Lori WalshHOST
13:32
I hope that it served you.
Lori WalshHOST
13:33
From all of us here at SDPB, I'm Lori Walsh.
Lori WalshHOST
13:36
Thank you for listening.
Windsor JohnstonHOST
3:42
President Trump signed an executive order last week designed to help lower diesel costs for farmers, at least temporarily.
Windsor JohnstonHOST
3:50
South Dakota Public Broadcasting's Jackson Derks reports.
Jackson DerksCORRESPONDENT
3:53
Larry Bergen is loading soybeans into a truck.
Jackson DerksCORRESPONDENT
3:56
Trump's order lets farmers use dyed diesel in trucks like this until the end of the year.
Linda KenyonHOST
1:25
President Trump signed an executive order this week designed to help lower diesel costs for farmers, at least temporarily.
Linda KenyonHOST
1:32
South Dakota Public Broadcasting's Jackson Derks reports.
Jackson DerksCORRESPONDENT
1:35
Larry Bergen is loading soybeans into a truck.
Jackson DerksCORRESPONDENT
1:38
Trump's order lets farmers use dyed diesel in trucks like this until the end of the year.
Lori WalshHOST
0:00
[gentle music] It's public land, which means it's our land.
Lori WalshHOST
0:05
Who is in charge of protecting it? You're listening to SDPB's In the Moment.
Lori WalshHOST
0:14
I'm Lori Walsh.
Lori WalshHOST
0:15
When South Dakota became a state, the federal government set aside more than 3.5 million acres of land in order to support public schools and public institutions with revenue from that land.

13 MINS LATER

Lori WalshHOST
13:57
That's our conversation for today.
Lori WalshHOST
13:58
I hope that it served you.
Lori WalshHOST
13:59
From all of us here at SDPB, I'm Lori Walsh.
Lori WalshHOST
14:02
Thanks for listening.
Lori WalshHOST
0:00
[gentle music] It's an office that watches every taxpayer dollar before it leaves the treasury.
Lori WalshHOST
0:07
[upbeat music] You're listening to SDPB's In the Moment.
Lori WalshHOST
0:20
I'm your host, Lori Walsh.
Lori WalshHOST
0:22
Today, we are going to meet the candidates for South Dakota state auditor.

13 MINS LATER

Lori WalshHOST
13:06
That election, again, is November 3rd, and early voting has begun.
Lori WalshHOST
13:11
You can see the candidates and their full interviews on our website.
Lori WalshHOST
13:15
Head on over to SDPB's YouTube page.
Lori WalshHOST
13:18
That is our conversation for today.
Lori WalshHOST
0:00
[guitar strums] South Dakota might be at an energy infrastructure crossroads.
Lori WalshHOST
0:06
Who will we send to the Public Utilities Commission? [upbeat guitar music] You're listening to SDPB's In The Moment.
Lori WalshHOST
0:17
I'm Lori Walsh.
Lori WalshHOST
0:18
Two candidates are vying for a seat on South Dakota's Public Utilities Commission, or PUC.

13 MINS LATER

Frank KloucekGUEST
13:31
No, no, we're not gonna touch property rights." But it was a red flag to me, and we're g- we're pursuing that.
Frank KloucekGUEST
13:36
We're trying to, uh, follow up with Thune and Casey Crabtree on exactly what that means, and I think they need to call a spade a spade, and if they are going after property rights, let's, let's hear the truth.
Lori WalshHOST
13:50
You can watch full interviews with PUC candidates Don Haggar and Frank Kloucek on the SDPB YouTube page, or follow us on social media for clips of the interviews.
Lori WalshHOST
14:02
The deadline for voter registration in South Dakota, by the way, is October 19th.
Terrence DavisGUEST
8:04
I believe that's what separates me from my other challengers.
CJ KeeneCORRESPONDENT
8:07
In previous coverage, SDPB has stayed on the scene in Tripp County, which previously moved to hand-count ballots on election night.
CJ KeeneCORRESPONDENT
8:14
You can find a link to that story at sdpb.org slash news.
CJ KeeneCORRESPONDENT
8:17
For her part, Republican Heather Baxter has backed off the most intense election security questions, although she says there are voices in the state questioning results.
CJ KeeneCORRESPONDENT
11:30
You can vote early at your county auditor's office in the local courthouse or county services building.
CJ KeeneCORRESPONDENT
11:35
The official election day is November 3rd.
CJ KeeneCORRESPONDENT
11:38
I'm SDPB's CJ Keene in Rapid City.

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