Listen to RadioACTive weeknights at 6pm

RadioACTive is a show for grassroots activists, community builders, punk rock farmers, and DIY makers and musicians. If that sounds like you or someone you know, send info to radioactive@krcl.org. Bonus points if you send a voice memo we can play on the air!

Monday, Feb. 17: RadioACTive Pop! presents a Presidents Day Special. Featuring #OliviaOnTheStreet presidential trivia quiz, voices from marches, rallies & protests, and a playlist to match.

Tuesday, Feb. 18: RadioACTive talks with DC's US Representative Oye Owolewa, who is heading to Salt Lake City following Senator Mike Lee's introduction of the BOWSER Act to repeal the district’s Home Rule Act. If passed, the bill would eliminate DC's mayor and council. Alyssha Dairsow of Curly Me! talks about the 10^th anniversary of her nonprofit that supports families with children of color, specifically Black girls between the ages of 5-14 years. Plus, Utah’s Every Kid Outdoors Adventure Challenge.

Wednesday, Feb. 19: Utah’s arts, humanities and cultural sectors do nearly $18 billion in sales. RadioACTive talks art appreciation and legislation with the Utah Cultural Alliance. The Utah Investigative Journalism Project on a free press and lawmakers’ plans to gut the state’s open records law. Plus, the Great Salt Lake Hopeline is taking your requests, and Project Rainbow has your TDOV flags to fly!

Thursday, Feb. 20: Research on Capitol Hill celebrates 25 years of sharing with lawmakers the importance of undergraduate research and creative work from the top two research universities in this state, the University of Utah and Utah State University. RadioACTive runs the data with this year's team. After a day on Utah's Capitol Hill, Project Rainbow's Jacey Thornton is back to share their adventures at #ThePeoplesHouse. Plus, meet Channae Haller of Justice by Objectives, a nonprofit that works to lower recidivism rates, foster healing, and instill hope among individuals and their families affected by the criminal justice system.

Friday, Feb. 21: Punk Rock Farmer Friday with more true tales of the agrihood with LaRocca Vineyards founder Phil LaRocca, the first certified organic apple grower in the United States and creator of the first certified non-sulfite wine. He's also Board Chair of CCOF - California Certified Organic Farmers. A legislative update with Red Acre Center, fresh off Small Ag Day on the Hill. Plus, Skywatcher Leo T and homegrown music from Queenadilla.