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Discussion with Josh Garrett Davis of his book, "What Is A Western?"

This Sunday on Prairie Public Presents: A new episode of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life. In this episode, host Jack Russell Weinstein and guest Firoze Manji explore the question, "What does it mean to be 'African'?"

This week on Prairie Public Presents: A new episode of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life! Tune in Sunday at 5pm as Jack Russell Weinstein and his guest, Emily Sullivan, discuss “What is Machine Learning and Why is it Important to Philosophy?”

Host Tom Brosseau is joined by Stuart McCallum and Ríoghnach Connolly of The Breath; Dakota Prairie Grasslands supervisor Ben South; Family musical bluegrass band The Terry Family Band; Guitarist and songwriter Nat Myers; Singer-songwriter Connie Gjermundson; Former Bismarck Mayor, Virgil Hill manager, and performer Bill Sorensen.

Tune in this Sunday for an all-new episode of The Great American Folk Show!

In this excerpt from The Great American Folk Show Episode 18, host Tom Brosseau visits with Tama Smith, professional potter and owner of Prairie Fire Pottery Studio in Beach, North Dakota.

In the summer of 2020, composer and musician Patrick Mathews-Halmrast approached us with an idea: As a summer internship, he would work on musical ideas that were based in our "sense of place." He'd heard us while helping with the harvest on the family farm near Georgetown, and thought we could work together. The summer culminated with Patrick taking a flight across North Dakota in a private plane (courtesy of UND professor Fred Remer). Patrick was composing, playing, and recording all the way. The result is "Ideas in the Sky."

Sunday, July 25, at 5pm: Tune in to hear a new installment of Dakota Sings.

Bill Sorensen's wide-ranging career has included managing the Olympic boxer Virgil Hill, owning a professional basketball team, serving as Mayor of Bismarck, and performing magic. In this interview, he reflects on these roles and discusses the weekly show he's performing this summer in Medora, North Dakota.