DRG Media Group Beyond the Mic podcasts

In this episode, Jackson is back from Hawaii and in for the long haul. The guys talk about Arby's, trash talk, and Johnny Cash.

Minot Minotauros Director of Gameday Operations Peter Theodos joins the podcast to talk about hockey and do some WWYD.

Later, Shortsack joins from Nebraska and the guys talk about breakfast and water.

A derecho storm system moved through parts of the Northern Plains Thursday, May 12, 2022. Preliminary information shows the system produced 7 tornadoes and caused destruction across a wide swatch of the region. National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Kelly Serr says it was was one of the most extreme examples of a derecho on record.

The White River basketball standouts and brothers visit with Darren Boyle about playing for their father and this year's state tournament appearance

Young Pierre hockey star Carter Sanderson talks about being part of the Tier II national championship team and his breakout first season in varsity with the Oahe Capitals.

In this episode Dustyn and Jackson talk about grease, the Met Gala and Scott Frost.

 

Later they are joined by Shortstack to talk about trucking in Sioux City.

Trees can be good at disguising signs of drought stress and if you're relying on your lawn sprinkler system to also be watering your trees, you shouldn't be. Art Smith with East Pierre Landscape and Garden Center takes us through some of the things to look for and how to correctly water our trees.

The White River basketball standout reflects on her junior and senior seasons and looks ahead to college and the possibility of coaching with DRG Media Group Sports' Darren Boyle.

In the tenth episode, the guys talk about blood drinking rituals, Casey Anthony, and baseball cards.

Later, they talk with Shortstack about finding things in weird places and dive into who the GOAT television dad is.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In the 9th episode of Outside Scoop, Dustyn and Jackson talk about Yankees fans, Twitter, and the Masked Singer in Buzz Word.

 

Later, they discuss the greatest vacation spots and desserts.

For a variety of reasons, more and more people are making the effort to purchase locally made, grown or raised foods. One area that’s seen greatly increased interest has been buying meat directly from a farmer or rancher-- something that requires inspection. The South Dakota Meat Inspection Program is overseen by the state Animal Industry Board. Assistant State Veterinarian for South Dakota Dr. Mendel Miller talks about the program.