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  Seth Tupper joins with an update on the cause of the Schroeder Fire in western South Dakota being from a debris pile. Irony is that the debris being burned was from the Westberry Trails Fire in 1988. SD Focus: Jackie Hendry previews the SD Focus Earth Day broadcast with an eye to conservation issues in South Dakota. Guns in South Dakota: Matt Schlueter is a certified firearms instructor in SF. He will discuss firearms safety and training, including the decisions South Dakotans make when they decide to carry a firearm on their person. Morning Fill Up guest Steve Long, president and CEO of...

6:02 The health of the Black Hills National Forest for the next several decades could be determined by the decisions of the next few years.  The U.S. Forest Service says it will spend those few years writing a new forest plan, which will require a difficult balancing act with logging.   It’s not the first time the Black Hills has faced a crossroads over logging. Terri Jain, a research forester for the Forest Service, referenced some of that history during a recent virtual presentation.  “The Black Hills has had a long history of timber harvests, which has contributed to the resilienc...

In the Moment, April 15, 2021 Show 1028. Lura Roti shows that results from a University of Nebraska study could increase demand for ethanol, which is good news for South Dakota corn farmers. We explore how L. Frank Baum's time in South Dakota in the late 1800s set the scene for The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Build Your South Dakota Bookshelf dives in to the our literary heritage with a look at the state's iconic, lesser known, and even quirky literary offerings. For this episode, host Lori Walsh talks with SDPB's Seth Tupper about what he found inside the pages of a dusty library book that infor...

In the Moment, April 15, 2021 Show 1028. Lura Roti shows that results from a University of Nebraska study could increase demand for ethanol, which is good news for South Dakota corn farmers. We explore how L. Frank Baum's time in South Dakota in the late 1800s set the scene for The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Build Your South Dakota Bookshelf dives in to the our literary heritage with a look at the state's iconic, lesser known, and even quirky literary offerings. For this episode, host Lori Walsh talks with SDPB's Seth Tupper about what he found inside the pages of a dusty library book that infor...

All three members of South Dakota’s congressional delegation voted against the latest COVID relief bill. They say the $1.9 trillion legislation is too