From The Vaudies we talk with Emily Wilson and Shannon Dancler. THen The Dalton Petersen Trio with Dalton, Jeff Thor and Christian DeJongh.

Filmmaker Andrew Kightlinger's Lost on a Mountain in Maine plays this weekend at The State Theater. We speak with the director. We talk to cast members Ollivia Gill & Micah Nelson about SPotlight Theatre's production of Mean Girls Jr.

Actors Alex Newcomb Weiland & Tristan Chasing Hawk are set for opening night of Lungs. Jesse Christen has a new album coming out called Don't Forget To Tip The Band.

Alex Garcia & Mar Hendricks ar a couple--in real life and recently on stage. Jill Clark is an award winning scenic designer.

Etta McKinley continues to create and filmmakers Matt Sterud & Josh Werre have submitted a new film for another festival.

THe Premiere Playhouse Executive Director Oliver Mayes tellos us what's in store the rest of the season. Actor Cecily Fogarty is in the next Olde Towne Dinner Theatre production. This is her first appearance on Dave Holly Hour.

It's the Fifth Anniversary dn EPisode 250. Local TV personalities Baylee Peterson & Lexie Merley turn the tales as guest hosts and have a conversation with Dave.

Musically minded Matt Morrison has a full calendar as usual. Olde Towne DInner Theatre Artistic Director John Boe's calendar inlcudes shows, rehearsals, set building, etc.

Former executive director of The Premiere Playhouse, Robin Byrne talks about his new book The da Vinci Zone while Debbi Jones & Bob Wendland tell us why Dakota Academy of Performing Arts rebranded to SpotLight Theatre Company.

Improv Falls opened their season recently and Bill Ballard is part of that trouple. Ryan Howe is with Mighty Corson Art PLayers and getting ready for their 42nd season.

Erin Shrap & Rose Rhead are local stage veterans. THey talk about Theatre Lab's Other Desert Cities. Then I'll give you a sneek preview of The Vaudies Variety Show.

Brett Cooper from White Spruce Chamber Players fills us in on their fall concert this Sunday. Playwright Mikenneh Oleson is in Saturday's Premiere Premiers semifinal round. SHe talks about the diferent phases of the sompetition.

Late Night Boomin' host Jack Unruh tells us what to expect at tonight's LIVE taping of the show. Then visual artist Alex Lundstra gives us an idea what it's like to pursue your creativity.

Let's jazs it up with Dr. Sax, Brian Hanegan. THen Jodi Schwan from Sioux Falls Business & Pigeon 605 tells us about this weekend's 605 Made Markeet.

Local singer-songwriter Chewy Rodriguez is feautured. He'll be playiing his originals as part of the Bzzzline Comedy Summer BZZZ Variety Show Friday night. 

The Roots of Brazil Festival is later this month. Mark Gillespie gies us the details. THen innovator Dakota Crow reminisces about his Sioux Falls days he;ing promote the Sioux Falls Storm and publishing the Sioux Empire City Weekly and the Monthly Mix.

Lisa Conlin & Raena Rasmussen of LiRa Dance Company talk about this weekend's 9th annual showcase. Then Ricardo Tarabelsi talks about the new Trio Jazz Club and its origins.

Local comedian Koerner is a featured act at Friday night's BZZZline comedy show. Saturday he takes his comedy to his hometown of Freeman for the annual South Dakota Chislic Festival. John Gaskins from the Sioux Falls Canaries then tells us about this weekend's entertainment at the Birdcage including some jolly guy from up north.

Zach Dresch tells us about his duties duing this weekend's Four Winds Music FEstival and Sioux Falls Dead Pool is actully...James Chapman.

Singer-songwriter Trish Darell make her first appearance on the show. She's in Friday night's Bzzzline Comedy Variety Show. Theatre Lab founder Nancy Tapken and director Jesse Jensen give us some hiints about what to expect at their September production.

Happy Independence Day! We celebrate with Bare Bodkins Theatre's Jayna Gearhart Fitzsimmons as they present 12th Night starting July 5th. Ruthie Pottratz is back in the local theatre community. We catch up with her as well.

Three first time guests this week. First we talk with singer/actor Jimmy McLain. Then we're joined by Dakota News Now's Lexie Merley & Baylee Peterson

Marfen Engel makes her second appearance on the show, but first time as the newly appointed Arts Coordinator for the City of Sioux Falls. We talk about the job itself as well as Maren the artist.

Playwright H E Dunkle joins us to talk aobut this week's Mighty Corson Art Players kids camp production of her play.

Michael Sorenson is Music Director for The Vaudies. He tells us about tonight's show. Ropse Ann Hofland from the Levitt talks about the success of opening weekend and tells us about what's ahead.

Dean Marshall is a fellow trivia host and food truck owner. He says he likes to go where the emergy is--the arts & entertainment community. Alisha Rayne and her BZZZline Comedy have a very busy summer schedule.

COmedian Dan Bublitz Jr is back in town for a show tonight. Filmmaker Max Hofer makes his first appearance on the show. His latest short is in a film festival.

Trailer Park Country band members Dennis Cockerham & Jason Rabbass have a great story about success goiong from an open mic to playiing the NFL Draft talegate party.

Comic Nathn Hults talks about his upcoming LIVE recording. Sioux Falls Canaries game day host John Gaskins & PA annoncer Randy Preston tell us what to expect this season at the old ballpark.

Local comic book creators Jon Runyan & Randy Faustino from Bamboo Panel Studios have a new release this month. Then singer-songwriter Collin Donley takes on the tough topic of suicide through music with his new release Train.

LIttle Shop of Horrors opens May 3rd at Olde Towne Dinner Theatre. Actors Jessica Ashton & Mike RIchards give us the details. Then we cover more than music with singer-songwriter Mat D.

Lighting designer Matt Cook has a great analogy to what lighting a stage is like. Monstrous LIttle Theatre director Jeff Larsen & actor Emily Wilson tell us aobut next week's production of Love & Informatioin.

It's first for the show...siblings! Emily Kaye Smith and her brother Pierce Humke have been hanging around stages most of their lives. We hear what all they are involved with in theatre. Local author Emersyn Park returns to talk about novel number four! 

Happy Jazz Appreciation Month! Musicians Dan Heier & Jimmy Speirs tell us about the newly formed Fellowship Jazz Center. Then director Jesse Jensen & actor Alexandria Mathews talk about Mighty Corson Art Players upcoming show title Title of Show.

Jessica Graeber loves no only being in improv, but teaching it as well. Then come to find out her husband Mark Graeber is a guitarist in a band that's playing this weekend. 

Bubba Startz has a great start on his music and singer/songwriter career. Christine Sevik has a passiona for South Dakota cold cases in her new Someone Knows.

Want to know what Laste Night Boomin' season two has new? Want to know what Good Night Theatre Collective will be unveiling at tonight's opening of Sens & Sensibility? Find out with LNB host Jack Unruch and GNTC's Rebekah Merriman, Rachael Payne & Bob Wendland.

First-time guests Deya Thorin and Devin Basart talk about their passions. Deya is a vibrant artist while actor/director Devin Basart is very colorful.

Local radio owner John Small tells us about Sunny Radio as well as his comedy career. Then Emily Wilson talks about tonight's The Vaudies Leap Day Show.

Local playwright Richard Swanson talks about his play Hearing that has its premier tonight as part of The Premiere Premieres at the Orpheum. Then Matthew Sterud & Josh Werre about getting 54 hours to produce a film for the 54FilmFest.

Young actor & director Coleman Peterson talks about Good Night Theatre Collective and Dakota Academy of Performing Arts. He is directing next month's DAPA production of Willy Wonka Jr. Matt Wallace is an incredible sax player from Omaha that often plays locally with the Hegg Brothers. Listen to hear more about his impressive musical resume.

LUke Tatge from Good Night Theatre Collective talks about his 8th original premier. Then we catch up with Valerie Arens on how the move from music to acting has gone

JAS Quintet saxophonist Joel Shotwell returns to the show. JAS will be playing Saturday night at the Crystal Theater in Flandreau.  

Monstrous Lettle Theatre's Debbi Jonjes, Macie Lupica and Whitney Rappanna talk about their upcomiing production. The PA anoucer Randy Preston tells us about Augie hockey with the new Midco Arena opening next week.

Actor Barry Longden makes his first appearance on the show. It's a shorter show this week do to the snowstorm and additional guests unable to get to the studio.

Leigh Spencer has added playwright to the resume. She talks about Comfortably Single coming up in February. Comics Luke Johnson and Nathan Hults tell us about SnoJam later this month.

The Premiere Playhouse's Alex Newcomb Weiland returns to the show to talk about TPP's production of A Christmas Carol. Then some special treat to round out the final show of 2023.

Actor/singer Kjerstin Smith is playing double duty in The Premiere Playhouse production of A Christmas Carol. Plus she's in the Rainbow Chrous and will be in The Glass Menagerie next year. Then bass guitarist and nephew Andy Wortman is on the show on his birthday.