Back again! This week on Dakota Town Hall, Whitney Rencountre II, CEO of the Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation, joins the show for a fascinating look at what's happening on the mountain, why the project is moving faster than people think, and the bigger mission behind preserving Native American history and culture. We get into the massive scale of Crazy Horse, the future of its university and museum, criticism of the carving, record-breaking Black Hills Powwow attendance, and why the next decade could be a game changer for the Black Hills.
Plus, District 16 House candidate Lisa Bogue jumps in to talk education, agriculture, data centers, door knocking, and what she's hearing from voters as November closes in. Then Jake and Murdoc hit the statewide board: Heather Baxter and Terrence Davis square off in the Secretary of State race as the hand-counting debate heats up, Smithfield's $1.3 billion Sioux Falls project hits another hurdle, Brian Bengs makes his independent pitch, and a DUI involving farm equipment gives the guys plenty to work with. Election Day is closing in, and South Dakota politics isn't slowing down.
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