Spirit Farm's Indigenous regenerative intelligence and the Punk Rock Farmer

  • October 3, 2025
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Friday, Oct. 3: Spirit Farm's James and Joyce Skeet share their 'Indigenous regenerative intelligence' approach to the land. Al and Joseph Lofthouse share the harvest. Plus, Craftoberfest, Skywatcher Leo T, and the homegrown music (by way of Brazil) of Brazuca Band.

Plug Into Your Community with Tonight's Guests, Organizations & Community Events

Tonight's homegrown music: Brazuca Band

The Brazuca Band is a fusion of the music of Brazil and the USA, combining sounds from both cultures. Led by Diego Campos of Brazil, the Utah-based band will play the KRCL stage at Octoberfest tomorrow. You can find them on IG, FB and YT under the handle @brazuca band. 

Rallies & Resources Spotlight (full list here):

Oct. 4: Craftoberfest 2025 happens tomorrow, 12-5 PM @ 2480 S. Main St, South Salt Lake. RadioACTive talks with Jody Engar, program director at South Salt Lake Arts Council.

  • ABOUT Craftoberfest: "We're taking over Oakland Avenue between Main Street and West Temple (2460 S) in the heart of the Creative Industries Zone. Craftoberfest is a unique gathering where artists, business owners, and community members come together for an afternoon of live music, delicious food, and local brews. This year, we're featuring a stunning display of custom barrels and kegs, hand-painted by local artists in collaboration with community breweries and distilleries. You'll also get to watch two live muralists at work as they transform blank canvases into masterpieces right before your eyes. Bring your family, friends, and your dogs." RA's Lara Jones will be at the KRCL stage from 12-3 PM.

Oct. 4: KRCL Record Sale | 10-2 PM @ The Gateway, 15 S Rio Grande Street, across from the Olympic Fountain, SLC.

Oct. 11: Giant Pumpkinpalooza & Zombie Walk | 12-6 PM @ The Gateway, 400 W 200 S, SLC. Clint Nash, president of the Utah Giant Pumpkin Growers, shares the details and also recaps last weekend's Giant Pumpkin Weigh Off on Logan's Center Street.

#ManyCulturesOneSky with Skywatcher Leo T

Veteran journalist Skywatcher Leo T shares his love of the night sky, space news, and cultural stories of the stars. To share your star stories or ask questions, follow SkyWatcher T on Facebook.

Aldine's Urban Farm Report: From Spirit Farm to the Landrace Gardener

First, James and Joyce Skeet of New Mexico's Spirit Farm were in town this week to get a project going with Indigenous community in the Beehive State. Aldine is helping out, and if you or someone you know is, too, then email navajodesigns@msn.com or visit newmexicospirit.farm.

  • ABOUT Spirit Farm: "Nestled on ancestral lands in the desert of New Mexico, at the edge of the Navajo Nation, Spirit Farm is dedicated to revitalizing our connection to the Earth. Our mission centers on embracing historical, spiritual, and regenerative farming practices to cultivate nutrient-dense food. At Spirit Farm, we blend ancient wisdom with innovative techniques, fostering a space for renewal, revival, and reciprocity. Our commitment to the land and our community embodies the essence of indigeneity, reminding us that we are all stewards of this planet."

Second, farmer, yogi, barefoot singer of seeds & soul, Joseph Lofthouse shares the harvest, including his "Profoundly Promiscuous and Totally Tasty Tomatoes Project."

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Tonight's RadioACTive Team

Guests' views, thoughts, or opinions are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the board, staff, or members of Community Radio of Utah, KRCL 90.9fm. Tonight's RadioACTive team included:

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