Listen to RadioACTive weeknights at 6pm

RadioACTive is KRCL's community affairs program for grassroots activists, community builders, punk rock farmers and DIY makers and musicians. Tune in weeknights at 6 as the RadioACTive team passes the mic so folks can share their stories and the causes they care about. Coming up next:

Monday, March 31: RadioACTive Pop! with Olivia Jaramillo walks the pop culture boulevard to find common ground with athlete activist Caroline Gleich. One last story from our Voices Amplified student journalists. And as we close Women’s History Month, Dr. Susan Madsen lays out the landscape after a legislative session that saw state lawmakers end the Women in the Economy Commission.

Tuesday, April 1: No fooling, unions have the mic. The Roundtable Tuesday edition of RadioACTive talks with mail carriers, teachers and more about collective bargaining and state laws. Whose side are you on? Reporter Holly Mullen on opportunities to make a difference in your own community, and let D.C. be D.C. Plus, Prof. Amos Guiora on your chance to observe a counter terrorism class this week.

Wednesday, April 2: Golden Dome Missile Defense System is ‘our only hope against the existential threat of an EMP Attack,’ expert says. Plus, a new book about the life of Margaret Mary O’Shaughnessy Heckler, the first woman to achieve a 'triple crown' in politics by serving in the U.S. Congress (R-MA), in a presidential Cabinet, and as a U.S. ambassador.

Thursday, April 3: RadioACTive’s Val MC talks with Utah Film Commissioner Virginia Pearce about the end of an era with the Sundance Film Festival as Utah marks 100 years of filmmaking. Music Meets Activism meets Meet the DJ with Val MC. She's ready to pass the mic on Living the Circle of Life, with her last show as host happening this Sunday from 7-10AM. Tonight, she'll share a playlist connecting music, community, ancestors and family.

Friday, April 4: Punk Rock Farmer Friday with more true tales of the agrihood and homegrown music from CHAC XOL. Tune in for the latest on Switchpoint Coffee Co., which grows greens hydroponically for its coffee shops, the latest of which opened earlier this week on North Temple -- welcome to the neighborhood! Plus, Skywatcher Leo T.