KRCL's Women Who Rock Trivia Night

The 3rd annual Vinyl Revival at Millcreek Common features vinyl records and music memorabilia across all genres. Audiophiles can explore more than 15 participating businesses ...

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Inside the Mind of an Irish Gardener

Friday, Feb. 27: Punk Rock Farmer Friday starts with the homegrown music of Saemore, but stick around for trade secrets from Ireland's Peter Donegan. Plus, ...

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Take the KRCL 2026 Listener Survey

KRCL has always been powered by its listeners, and now we would love to hear directly from you. We are inviting the KRCL audience to ...

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KRCL's Music Meets Movies: The Ani DiFranco documentary 1-800-ON-HER-OWN

KRCL's Music Meets Movies celebrates Women’s History Month on Thursday, March 12 at Brewvies Cinema Pub with a screening of the 2024 Ani DiFranco documentary ...

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Sundance 2026: Jaripeo - Queer Cowboys in Mexico

Jaripeo, which premiered at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, is a beautiful and dreamlike documentary that brings a queer perspective to Mexican rodeos and the displays ...

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Bill Trackers for 2026 General Session of the Utah Legislature

A list of nonprofits and grassroots groups tracking legislation at #ThePeoplesHouse

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KRCL PRESENTS

KRCL Welcomes: Donavon Frankenreiter to The Depot March 26

Donavon Frakenreiter is out on ...

Brandi Carlile is coming to the Delta Center on Tues, February 24

One of KRCL's favorites, Brandi ...

KRCL Presents: Kenny Wayne Shepard Band at The Capitol Theater on June 25

Thirty years ago, a Fender ...

KRCL Welcomes: Thee Sacred Souls with LA LOM and The Womack Sisters Aug 18

Thee Sacred Souls, LA LOM ...

KRCL Presents: Rilo Kiley on May 25 at The Complex

Jenny Lewis is back with ...

KRCL Presents: The New Pornographers May 6 at The Commonwealth Room

Over the past 20 years, ...

KRCL Presents: Josh Ritter at The State Room April 21 and April 22

Josh Ritter is a renowned ...

Kilby Block Party 2026 Line Up Announced + 3-Day Passes on Sale

The Kilby Block Party 2026 ...

KRCL Presents: Sir Woman at The State Room on May 13

As Sir Woman, Kelsey Wilson ...

KRCL Presents: Courtney Barnett at The Complex on Aug 22

Courtney Barnett is back with ...

This Week on RadioACTive, M-F at 6PM

Weeknights from 6-7 PM, RadioACTive passes the mic to grassroots activists, community builders, punk rock farmers, and DIY makers and musicians. Coming up this week, RA features music each night for Women's History Month and International Women's Day:

Monday, March 2: RadioACTive Pop! starts Women’s History Month with Rep. Sandra Hollins, the first Black American woman elected to the Utah State Legislature. Late last year, Hollins announced she would not run for re-election. Tune in as RAPop! passes the mic to this trailblazing woman. Plus, Lucky Clover Market with Creators for a Cause, and a mother-daughter piano duo from the University of Utah Piano Outreach Program.

Tuesday, March 3: Risshan & Jo Leak take over Roundtable Tuesday. Tune in as Black Bold and Brilliant previews A Mother Apart, a powerful documentary about healing and forgiveness with Jamaican-American poet and LGBTQ+ activist Staceyann Chin. Celebrating 10 years of OgdenCAN, Voices of Utah student journalists, and the homegrown music of Pearly Blue.

Wednesday, March 5: Planned Parenthood Association of Utah’s Shireen Ghorbani is back from a trip to our nation’s capital; perhaps less stressful than the last few days of the Utah Legislature? Find out when she stops by for Nick @ 6. Plus, the homegrown music of Rachael Jenkins, who will play Kilby Block Party this summer.

Thursday, March 6: RadioACTive Workshop digs into Material Gallery’s Grief Work, a multidisciplinary exhibition that approaches grief as an experience that unfolds across time, cultures, bodies, and artistic practices. Voices of Utah student journalists return, and more homegrown music.

Friday, March 7: Punk Rock Farmer Friday with more true tales of the agrihood. Plus, Skywatcher Leo T and homegrown music.

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Share your thoughts, suggestions, and observations by calling the RadioACTive hotline: ‪(385) 800-1889. Or, send a voicememo to radioactive@krcl.org. Tell us your name and neighborhood, then leave a short message. Keep it clean, folks, and you may end up on the show!