Matt Schlueter: Yeah. Welcome to America. My dad made me go to the city dump with him to help unload his F-100 pick up. And we get done unloading and we re at the city dump, I grew up in a really small town, and he looks at me and he goes, Oh, look the city bar dumped all their bottles. And I was like, Oh. And he goes, Go pick up those bottles and put them on that tree stop. And by the time I get done, I mean, I m seven years old. I really didn t realize what he had planned. He had pulled out a single action Ruger 22 caliber pistol. And he goes, Well, it s probably time you learn how to shoot.
Seth Tupper joins with an update on the cause of the Schroeder Fire in western South Dakota being from a debris pile. Irony is that the debris being burned was from the Westberry Trails Fire in 1988.
SD Focus: Jackie Hendry previews the SD Focus Earth Day broadcast with an eye to conservation issues in South Dakota.
Guns in South Dakota: Matt Schlueter is a certified firearms instructor in SF. He will discuss firearms safety and training, including the decisions South Dakotans make when they decide to carry a firearm on their person.
Morning Fill Up guest Steve Long, president and CEO of Hancock Health in Greenfield, Indiana, talks about collaborative rural health care.