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On today's show
Worldwide, COVID-19 has claimed more than 5.5 million lives. Last week, 5.4 million new infections were reported in the U.S. alone. In South Dakota, more than 33,000 of us are still infected. That number is probably low, since many people who test positive at home never report their findings to the state Department of Health. Chad Thury, DO, with Avera Health joins us with a COVID-19 update.
In recent years, lawmakers in Pierre have brought legislation to investigate the high rates of missing and murdered indigenous people in the state. District 1 state representative Tamara St. John is the new chair of the tribal relations committee. She is an enrolled member of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate. She spoke with SDPB's Jackie Hendry on South Dakota Focus.
From the "Great Resignation" to the "Great Renegotiation," millions of American workers have used the pandemic disruption to rethink their careers. Executive Lon Stroschein has launched a new leadership endeavor called Normal 40. We talk with Stroschein about his work, executive leadership, and how to coach others back to a path of personal meaning.
Take a Moment: This week in South Dakota history, state delegates from the Democratic party gathered in Pierre to discuss endorsement of presidential candidates. They leaned toward Woodrow Wilson and Champ Clark.
The Crystal Theatre in Flandreau opened in 1914 and has gone through several renovations. It has closed and then re-opened several times along the way. We explore the theater's meaning to the community on today's Images of the Past.
If you've tried to learn to play harmonica, or if you've heard it played in a film, there's a good chance you know a little about Bobby Jo Holman. Holman has been playing and teaching harmonica for more than 50 years. He recently relocated to Rapid City and released a new album at the end of 2020, "Heart to Harp." He joins us today for Moment in Sound.
