Monday, June 29: It's a RadioACTive PopLuck! Tune in as we assemble an on-air potluck with a side of pop culture with host Olivia Jaramillo, Lianna Manibog of The Threadwork Collective, Lara and the 'beverage of her people,' and culinary wildcards Connor and Asha. Plus, Queer History Corner on the 1977 Salt Lake Human Rights Conference.
July 4: 2026 Murray Fun Days - Sunrise Services, Breakfast, Parade, Plein Air Painting Contest+ More | 6A-10P @ Murray Park, 296 E. Murray Park Ave, Murray
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July 5: America's Potluck | 6-9 PM @ Millcreek Common, 1330 E Chambers Ave, Millcreek
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July 10-11: Hedwig and the Angry Inch with a live performance by All Sewn Up! @ Alliance Theater, Trolley Square—livestream available
July 13-18: Utah Samoan Heritage Festival & Kirikiti Fa’asamoa Tournament @ Southridge Park, 5051 S 4015 W, Taylorsville
For Pride Month, KRCL has collaborated with the Mildred Berryman Institute to bring you Utah queer history each Monday and Thursday throughout June. Today we learn about the Salt Lake Human Rights Conference. On Friday and Saturday, June 10th and 11th, 1977, the Salt Lake Coalition of Human Rights hosted a Human Rights Convention in Salt Lake City. This event was a huge turning point for the queer community in Utah.
Olivia Jaramillo brings the George Washington Bean Dip
The Threadwork Collective's Lianna Manibog brings the commentary
Lara serves the “beverage of her people,” AKA the Mormon Affogato
Connor and Asha are culinary wildcards
For Pride Month, KRCL has collaborated with the Mildred Berryman Institute to bring you Utah queer history each Monday and Thursday throughout June. Today we learn about the Salt Lake Human Rights Conference. On Friday and Saturday, June 10th and 11th, 1977, the Salt Lake Coalition of Human Rights hosted a Human Rights Convention in Salt Lake City. This event was a huge turning point for the queer community in Utah.
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