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 voicememo we can play on the air.

Monday, Nov. 18: RadioACTive Pop! Olivia Jaramillo talks with The Glitter Foundation about their annual TDOR memorial. FNFO’s Keith McDonald on his annual giveaway for Turkey Day. Utah State Senator and criminal defense attorney Stephanie Pitcher on local and federal election results. Plus, a preview of The Lost Art of Dreaming, which Utah audiences can see at Kingsbury Hall this week. BONUS: We Ride at Dawn!

Tuesday, Nov. 19: Live music from The Mellons, a Utah band that will be on stage at KRCL’s 45th Anniversary Party this Saturday. Plus, Utah Investigative Journalism Project, and Wholesome Co.’s Alex Iorg on a new survey that shows a majority of Utahns now support legalizing recreational cannabis. 

Wednesday, Nov. 20: Utah author Kase Johnstun, whose latest novel, Cast Away (Torrey House Press), is a dual narrative that shines a brilliant light on a quirky and wonderful family as they experience displacement. Plus, Glenn Bailey of Crossroads Urban Center, which will once again offer a turkey and sides to folks who need help with food this holiday season.

Thursday, Nov. 21: Did that really happen? Courtesy of the Utah Women’s Forum and the Hinckley Institute of Politics, Robert Gehrke of The Salt Lake Tribune and Morgan Lyon Cotti of Hinckley reflect on the 2024 election and what it means for the upcoming General Session of the Utah Legislature.

Friday, Nov. 23: Punk Rock Farmer Friday with homegrown music and more true tales of the agrihood with Bill McDormand, one of the original seed stewards of our current era.