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. Get More Local, More Vocal this week with:

Monday, Sep. 7: A RadioACTive Labor Day Special, featuring an early 20th-century book that rhymes with today’s conversation about labor unions and socialism, and union members of the Joe Hill Labor Choir.

Tuesday, Sep. 8: Roundtable Tuesday wraps this year’s preview of Sema Hadithi’s 2026 Black Cultural Heritage Days with the hardest conversation: the history of racism and lynching in Utah. Black History is Utah History hosts Rachel Quist and Alice Faulkner Birch tell the story of Trinity A.M.E. and Calvary Baptist churches. Plus, Launchpad, a new artistic incubation program to nurture the next generation of artistic talent in Salt Lake County.

Wednesday, Sep. 9: Utahns are known for our willingness to donate time and money to causes we care about. But how do you know whether a nonprofit gets the job done? Tonight, RadioACTive with Nick @ 6 brings you Utah Nonprofits Through a New Lens to celebrate their collective impact. The editorial team behind SL Metropolitan and Wasatch Living, two new lifestyle magazine startups, stops by the show. Plus, Fit To Recover 5K For Recovery, Spy Hop's Backyard Film Bash, and Women of the World's Welcoming Week.

Thursday, Sep. 10: RadioACTive Workshop passes the mic to Voices Amplified, a collaboration with rising journalists at the University of Utah, Prof. Marcie Young Cancio and Amplify Utah. Tonight, the meme-ification of violence through the lens of students who were there a year ago when Charlie Kirk was murdered, journalists, and professionals. With the 25th anniversary of 9/11, a Gen Z look into desensitization and dark humor. Plus, Let Me Explain tackles the uniting power of Dolly Parton.

Friday, Sep. 11: Every week, Punk Rock Farmer Friday brings you homegrown music and true tales of the agrihood in just one farmer: Jordan Riley of Grammy's Produce talks with fruit, family and music. Clint Nash of Utah Giant Pumpkin Growers on giant pumpkins and veg at the Utah State Fair. Plus, Red Acre Center, Skywatcher Leo T, Grillfest, and The Alaya Project.