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Fri Mar 27 2020
Whisperhawk Album Release * Livestream
Join me March 27 at noon MST on ...
Fri Mar 27 2020
Love in the Time of Corona Virus Online Music Festival
We're all stuck inside. If you're ...
Sat Mar 28 2020
HouseArrestFest
HouseArrestFest is a fully virtual music fest supporting ...
Sat Mar 28 2020
Postponed- Riverton Music Restring and Recycle Event
Local musicians are invited to attend a free ...
Sat Mar 28 2020
Love in the Time of Corona Virus Online Music Festival
We're all stuck inside. If you're ...
Sat Mar 28 2020
Not Very Heavy Metal Streaming Music Fest
On March 28th The Heavy Metal Shop will ...
Sat Mar 28 2020
Shut In w/ Ginger & The Gents
Streaming live from Youtube and Facebook @gingerandthegents. Donations ...
Sat Mar 28 2020
*Canceled* The Pour
This show is canceled. Follow The Pour on ...
Queens of Music Fest Art On Display thru March at The Gateway

Queens of Music Fest Art On Display thru March at The Gateway

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How are you doing? Call (385) 800-1889 and leave us a message

How are you doing? Call (385) 800-1889 and leave us a message

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Help Support KRCL with a Challenge Grant

Help Support KRCL with a Challenge Grant

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RadioACTive: March 24, 2020

RadioACTive: March 24, 2020

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KRCL PRESENTS
Get RadioActive - Weeknights at 6 p.m.

Get RadioActive - Weeknights at 6 p.m.

How YOU doin'? We’re airing messages from listeners, organizations, folks in the community about how they’re coping, how they’re distracting the kids, how they’ve gone virtual with their fundraisers and meetings, tips for working from home. We'd love to air one from you. You can record it at your leisure on a smartphone, just make sure it’s high quality audio (lossless on an iPhone).Then, email that file to radioactive@krcl.org. Or you can call (385) 800-1889 and just leave us a voicemail. 

Monday, March 23: What the LGBTQ community knows about surviving a crisis, with Equality Utah’s Troy Williams and Everyday People’s Sue Robbins. Featuring “Quiet Heroes” Dr. Kristen Ries and Maggie Snyder from the RadioACTive Archives.

Tuesday, March 24: Survey says: Utah's cultural sector has already lost more than $29M and 642 jobs due to COVID-19. RadioACTive talks with Utah Cultural Alliance about the economic fallout. Plus, Plan-B Theatre preps a virtual stage, and music teacher Liz Shropshire brings her program home to help connect teenagers and refugees in our community.

Got a story you'd like to share on the show? Record a voice memo on your smart phone, then email it to radioactive@krcl.org. Keep it under 3 minutes and be sure to include a name and phone number in the message.

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