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Matt reviews the movie "Twisters."

Dr. McKibben discusses letting kids make choices without helicopter parenting. Matt Olien reviews 'D'di', a comedy-drama about sibling bonds. Dave Thompson reviews news.

In this episode of Dakota Datebook, we'll hear from Kevin Locke, enrolled member of the Standing Rock Nation, in part one of “Hinhan Kaga and The Milky Way.”

In this episode of Dakota Datebook, we'll hear from Kevin Locke, enrolled member of the Standing Rock Nation, in part one of “Hinhan Kaga and The Milky Way.”

Matt reviews "Blink Twice."

Matt reviews "Inside Out 2."

Matt reviews "DÌDI."

Matt reviews "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice."

The Homestead Act of 1862 placed land in the hands of men and women willing to work hard to realize their American dream. Any qualified person who lived on the claim for five years and improved it could claim 160 acres for a small filing fee. The Act applied to "any person," meaning women and freed slaves were eligible. At the end of five years, the claimant could pay the sum of eighteen dollars to earn ownership of the 160 acres.

Richard C. Bell discusses "Voting: The Ultimate Act of Resistance" and voter registration; Tom Brosseau on Grand Forks; Tony Hoagland's "Dickhead" reflects on teen years.