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.

Monday, March 9: RadioACTive Pop! gets the ultimate legislative update from Rep. Sandra Hollins (D-Dist. 21, SL County), who, before the session, said she would not be running for re-election. League of Women Voters of Utah's Kathy Biele joins in the ... fun? Plus, Adam Broud of Comedy Church takes the RA Pop! Quiz.

Tuesday, March 10: Singing and dancing resistance seems to be the theme of the next nationwide No Kings protest later this month. SLC organizers Angel and Mitch Vice talk about putting the joy back in the march. Plus, Grid Zine Fest will doodle in the margins with Roundtable Tuesday.

Wednesday, March 11: Harvey Milk Blvd survived the Utah Legislature! Nick @ 6 talks with Equality Utah's Troy Williams about trolls who become lawmakers and other legislative challenges this year. Plus, the Utah Investigative Journalism Project.

Thursday, March 12: Dialogue Docs host an intergenerational conversation about love. Plus, Voices of Utah shines a light on the UMFA's Art + Wellness initiative, which aims to integrate art into larger conversations about how to live better.

Friday, March 13: Punk Rock Farmer is on the road for Radiothon Eve! Join us for a live broadcast at 801 Coffee Roasters, 550 N 300 W, SLC, with live music from Murphy & The Giant, a wild bunch of irreverent misfits who blend the chaos of punk rock with the unruly spirit of Irish music. Aldine, Lara and the team will bring more true tales of the agrihood, new Punk Rock Farmer T-shirts and stickers, and — since the St. Patrick's Parade is the next morning — the Hibernian Society of Utah and Parade Grand Marshal Dave Leo of the Ulster Project. Last but never least, Skywatcher Leo T. 

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