Melissa Sievers
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The first annual Lakota Food Sovereignty Summit took place February 18-20, 2020 in Rapid City. Multiple generations shared their knowledge of growing and foraging food. -
Pasties are a popular meal in the Black Hills. This batch is ready to be baked. -
Homeowners Andrew Forest and Ciara Rounds donated this evergreen tree to the 2019 Christmas at the Capitol event. -
Our Dakota Life producer Melissa Siever shares how one story from this season has impacted her and others -
Country Music has been a part of the American soundscape for a century, but is difficult to define. Appreciation for the genre varies widely. Ken Burns’ newest documentary project -
Country Music has been a part of the American soundscape for a century, but is difficult to define. Dakota Life producer Melissa Sievers shares her take on the genre. -
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SDPB's Cara Hetland visits with Eddie Sullivan, PhD. Sullivan is the President, CEO and cofounder of SAB. They are working to deliver the world’s first large scale platform to crea -
Harvest is underway, Dakota Life takes a moment to celebrate the joy of a productive season. Let's go to the fair! -
Keya Cafe serves chocolate zucchini cake to their patrons and kindly share their recipe.
