FRONTLINE

Today's In the Moment covers Russian political oppression, homelessness in Sioux Falls, and art at USD.

President Donald Trump's first national security advisor is the spotlight of the new FRONTLINE and Associated Press film Michael Flynn's Holy War.

President Donald Trump's first national security advisor is the spotlight of the new FRONTLINE film Michael Flynn's Holy War. We speak with AP correspondent Michelle Smith about the documentary.

False claims continue that the 2020 election was stolen from former President Donald Trump. A new FRONTLINE titled "Lies, Politics, & Democracy" airs on SDPB TV. Veteran filmmaker Michael Kirk talks about the project. Eastern South Dakota Singer/Songwriter Jordan Jaacks performs at the Sioux Falls Levitt Shell on September 9th. He’s opening for country singer Mae Estes. We sit down with Jaacks for a live “Moment in Sound” and to talk about the contradictions which he says define his life.

FRONTLINE journalists look at the lives of women who have been banned from working, going to school, or traveling without a male relative in a new Afghanistan. Plus, SDPB's Jordan Rusche reports on the challenges of getting Native American lesson plans into South Dakota classrooms.

The Minneapolis Police Department. A FRONTLINE and "Star Tribune" investigation explores the history of heavy-handed policing in the Twin Cities. What does accountability look like?

A new FRONTLINE / ProPublica investigation explores the false narrative of the last election.

American Reckoning examines Black resistance to racist violence during the Civil Rights era. We talk with filmmakers Yoruba Richen and Brad Lichtenstein.

Are police officers shooting citizens because they have been trained to see the worst-case scenario in every potential encounter? A new FRONTLINE tonight on SDPB TV investigates the use of deadly force in Utah.

In the Moment, April 23, 2021 Show 1034.Bart Pfankuch - A Reporter's Notebook. He talks about a recent article he wrote about keeping politics and…