Listen to RadioACTive weeknights at 6pm

Plug into your community weeknights at 6 to hear from grassroots activists, community builders, punk rock farmers, and DIY makers and musicians. Does that sound like you or somebody you know? Tell us all about it in an email, radioactive@krcl.org. To listen to past shows, click here. Next time on RadioACTive:

Monday, May 6: Start planning your summer fun as Lara and Tamrika bring you cool stuff to do every Monday in May. Tonight: May is National Bike Month. Get your tuneup info, find out where to ride, rules of the road, and more. Plus, My County Rec Pass, Grid Zine Fest, and Voices of Utah on the Jordan River.

Tuesday, May 7: Just back from a visit home to Israel, UoU Prof. Amos Guiora talks about the war with Hamas and the complicated reality the world faces as a result. Kendall Gerdes, who teaches writing and rhetoric at the University of Utah and shared her opinion about student protests in today's edition of The Salt Lake Tribune. Plus, 300 Plates with Art Access' Gabriella Huggins.

Wednesday, May 8: A very special RadioACTive on death and dying with Holly Carlin, a woman facing a terminal diagnosis who wants to share her journey, and Dr. Jude Higgins, a death doula who helps folks have the death they want. Plus, SLTrib culture reporter Palak Jayswal on 25 years of Kilby Court Block Party, This Must Be the Place visits music festivals with overdose prevention tools, and Queer Food Feastival.

Thursday, May 9: RadioACTive the Talanoa Way, with Stephanie Mahina. Tune in as she talks story and dives deep into Utah’s Pasifika community.

Friday, May 10: Punk Rock Farmer Friday serves up more true tales from the agrihood with Wasatch Community Gardens and their annual plant sale. Plus, SkyWatcher Leo T, Little Gay Garden, and homegrown music from Fur Foxen.