We explore war’s moral dilemmas, review North Dakota news, and reflect on Matt Olien’s take on the movie The Life of Chuck, adapted from Stephen King.

We spotlight Men's Health Month with Dr. Eric Jacobson, meet Maartje Murphy of Cows & Co Creamery, and revisit deadly storms on Prairie Beat with firsthand accounts.

From men’s mental wellness to ancient horse migration and prairie climate history—plus river conservation, plastic pollution, and farming for flood resilience.

Essentia Health leaders discuss tribal partnerships and policy reforms, while Pat Traynor outlines his vision for advancing health services across North Dakota.

We explore a youth-led mental health initiative, the return of tribal land to the Prairie Band Potawatomi, and a surreal comedy review of Friendship.

Merrill Piepkorn reflects on public service amid violence, Chef Paul Nimens shares food truck life, and Prairie Beat examines the deadly attack in Minnesota.

Medieval magic hits downtown Fargo, Indigenous skiers reclaim snowy space, Camp Recreation celebrates inclusion, and a tribute to Lawrence Welk’s bubbly legacy.

Dr. Robert Polk's trailblazing journey and the legacy of the Chautauqua movement both reflect powerful traditions of service, education, and community in North Dakota.

A preview of Dr. Robert Polk’s legacy, Bismarck’s future with Mayor Michael Schmitz, this week's news and Matt's top female movie stars of all time.

Bluegrass festival fun, a patriotic reflection, whale research in Alaska, and a spotlight on missing Indigenous people. This episode covers culture, science, and justice.