SDPB http://www.SDPB.org South Dakota Public Broadcasting is South Dakota's statewide public broadcasting network - including Television, Radio and Online.

SDPB is a vital community resource producing and broadcasting high-quality, commercial-free programs and valuable community outreach projects that educate, enlighten and entertain.

01/24/2025

We meet Karen and Jade Barrett and learn about their adventures playing and coaching bridge at a world-class level.

01/24/2025

SDPB News presents South Dakota Focus.

01/23/2025

Chasing Tables - following the journey of Sioux Falls chef and restaurant owner Jordan Taylor premieres February 6th at 8 p.m. (7MT) on SDPB.

01/23/2025

Dakota Life visits a home basketball game to see how the school is not just the hub of a small community, it has brought together the towns of Elk Point and Jefferson.

We meet a former athlete, the activities director, and the superintendent to learn how high school sports and activities teach students lessons they can't learn in a book.

On January 22nd, 1943, Spearfish achieved a world record for the largest variance in temperature in the shortest amount ...
01/22/2025

On January 22nd, 1943, Spearfish achieved a world record for the largest variance in temperature in the shortest amount of time.

01/22/2025

Taking over a farm is a tall task for anyone, but it was just the beginning for 4'11" Thelma Kalstad. We trace the evolution of this farm for over 100 years, through its sale and a future that Thelma would have never dreamed of….

Fleurish Flower Farm- A new concept for a South Dakota farm - an Instagram-friendly you-pick flower farm that has attracted tourists like butterflies from all over the state and garnered national attention. However, they have made space to preserve the past through Thelma’s summer kitchen.

Siblings Eric Rosenbaum and Kim Rosenbaum Baker wrote an article explaining the origins of Elk Point on behalf of the Un...
01/21/2025

Siblings Eric Rosenbaum and Kim Rosenbaum Baker wrote an article explaining the origins of Elk Point on behalf of the Union County Historical Society.

To highlight the upcoming episode of Dakota Life, we share about the town of Elk Point and its origins.

01/21/2025

This week in 1980, a rancher witnessed a DC7 plane making a landing in a field near Akaska, South Dakota. An investigation of the landing led to six men being arrested and $18 million dollars of ma*****na being seized. This is the story of the Pot Plane.

Dakota Life heads to Elk Point, South Dakota. We visit a home basketball game to see how the school is not just the hub ...
01/20/2025

Dakota Life heads to Elk Point, South Dakota. We visit a home basketball game to see how the school is not just the hub of a small community. We meet a local antique dealer and learn about her adventures playing and coaching bridge at a world-class level. Darts are a classic bar game, but in Elk Point it is much more. We also visit a flower farm with a historic past and learn about local farmers that helped build this thriving community.

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https://watch.sdpb.org/video/greetings-from-elk-point-jj906f/

01/20/2025

South Dakota State University's Pride of the Dakota's Marching Band was selected to perform at the 1981 Presidential Inaugural Parade in Washington, D.C. SDPB followed The Pride's journey at the Inaugural Parade as part of the documentary Inaugural.

01/19/2025

South Dakota State University's Pride of the Dakota's Marching Band was selected to perform at the 1981 Presidential Inaugural Parade in Washington, D.C.

SDPB caught up with some of The Pride's members before the Inaugural Parade as part of the documentary Inaugural.

01/18/2025

Timpsila, or prairie turnips are a staple Lakota food harvested wild on the prairie. SDPB gathers timpsila on the Pine Ridge Reservation to prepare Winter Vegetable Soup with Timpsila.

01/17/2025

Mavis Two Bulls shows Savor Dakota her fry bread recipe.

01/17/2025

Dakota Life heads to Elk Point, South Dakota!

01/16/2025

It takes a lot to appreciate a finished piece of sculpture art. It's a complex process; taking a work of art and creating another one looks like it is hard work. There are several steps from concept to appreciation, from clay to bronze. That's where Rick Haugen and the artists at the Bronze Age Foundry come in.

01/15/2025

Sometimes in order to make art, you have to create the tools. Nobody knows that better than Clark Martinek, who has been working as a blacksmithing sculptor for most of his adult life. It takes a will stronger than iron to bring these pieces to life. Step into his studio to see how he makes it all come together.

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