Sound Vision
Sound Vision Campaign Thank You Video
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NewsSouth Dakota Public Broadcasting has teamed up with Severance Brewing and Hay Camp Brewing to create a one of a kind brew in support of SDPB’s Sound Vision Campaign – the Sound Vision Blood Orange Pilsner. -
Bea says she is happy with the way she has watched SDPB changed, as both a supporter and a founding member of the Friends of SDPB. -
Jen and Ty Moos are originally from Helena, Montana. They relocated to South Dakota in 2006 for Ty’s job as a fisheries biologist for SD Games, Fish and Parks. Jen is a social worker who works primarily with the elderly. -
NewsMeet the Sound Vision Campaign leaders and learn about the work they’ve been doing to support SDPB and why they’re matching funds to meet the campaign goals. -
NewsSound Vision: Building Community One Story at a Time -
Thanks to generous supporters, SDPB's maintains a vital West River presence through studio in downtown Rapid City. -
NewsLOCAL JOURNALIST RICHARD TWO BULLS JOINS SDPB IN REPORT FOR AMERICA PARTNERSHIP -
NewsTupper is New Business and Economic Development Reporter -
With the generosity of SDPB supporters, satellite studios offer clearer sound and updated technology to enable interviews with community members, faculty, staff and students from t -
Thanks to the generosity of Barb and Van Fishback, SDPB recently opened a small satellite studio on SDSU’s Brookings campus. -
NewsPublic is invited to free events Friday, Oct. 12. -
About Sound Vision
Your gifts impact South Dakota!
Since 2019, SDPB has:
- Expanded the reporting staff and journalism beats by hiring Seth Tupper, Business & Economic Development Reporter, and Richard Two Bulls, Diversity Reporter
- Built new boutique studios at BHSU, NSU & SDSU with one planned for Pine Ridge in 2021.
- Enhanced reporting on the state’s COVID-19 and economic impacts
- Created "Dakota Life Virtual" to share more stories about our rural communities
- Partnered with South Dakota organizations like South Dakota News Watch, the South Dakota Hall of Fame, and local arts organizations
Sound Vision reflects SDPB’s innovations in how we gather and share South Dakota’s stories. Through the commitment of the Friends of SDPB, over $1 million has already been raised to build new studios and update facilities across the state. Thank you!
The last chapter of the Sound Vision campaign raises $2.0 million to develop crucial news content and meaningful programs for all South Dakotans, wherever we are. Your investment enables SDPB to provide more local journalism, more Pre-K-12 educational resources, and more local events in more South Dakota communities.