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  • May 20, 2025
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Events with Miss Iconique 2025, Queer and Sober Pride, and City Weekly Summer and City guides. MrsCactusVibes is back to tally her TikTok dancing to pay off kids' school lunch tabs. And Music Meets Activism with Jeremy Harmon of Utah Global Diplomacy.

Plug into your community with tonight's guests, organizations and community events.

RadioACTive's Roundtable Tuesday talks with several groups ready to entertain you — many for a good cause:

Dancing TikTok Teacher Tallies School Lunch Tab

Kati Christensen, aka MrsCactusVibes, is back to tally her TikTok dancing to pay off kids' school lunch tabs. From January to April, she raised $18,000 and paid of school lunch tabs at six Utah schools. 

  • INFO: For ways you can get involved and support MrsCactusVibes' mission to pay off school children's lunch tabs, click HERE.

Music Meets Activism with Jeremy Harmon, Utah Global Diplomacy

Harmon currently is Utah Global Diplomacy's Chief Operations Officer, helping to build relations between Utahns and the rest of the world "one handshake at a time." With UGD's inaugural Music Diplomacy Symposium: The Soundtrack of Community Peacebuilding coming up next week, RadioACTive wanted to talk to him about music in his life, from playing in The Willkills to a career in photojournalism, to DJ TallJStuff, and now his role at Utah Global Diplomacy. Use the media player below to listen to MMA with Jeremy:

EVENT: Thursday, May 29: The Music Diplomacy Symposium: The Soundtrack of Community Peacebuilding, 8:30a-3p at Rose Wagner Center, 138 W. 300 S., SLC. Free & open to the public; lunch included. "Part of the Ambassador John Price & Marcia Price World Affairs Symposium Series, this event is a vibrant celebration of music’s unique ability to transcend language, culture, and borders, making it a vital tool in diplomacy and global connection. Attendees will gain a deeper appreciation for the role of music in shaping our world and leave inspired to use music as a force for unity and change. The symposium features thought-provoking panel discussions, live performances, and interactive workshops on topics such as:

  • Cultural Remembrance Through Music

  • Music For Modern Day Advocacy

  • Universal Language of Music (Music in the Round Lunch Performance)

  • Music Community Development

  • Music and Tourism: Creating Economic Development through the Music Industry

Jeremy Harmon's Playlist:

  • Preacher and the Slave -  Lyrics by Joe Hill  and Performed by Andrew Shaw
  • There Are Mean Things Happening in this Land - Performed by Pete Seger
  • Certainly Lord - Freedom Singers
  • Dancing With Tears in My Eyes - Ultravox
  • Bye Bye Bad Man - Stone Roses

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Tonight’s RadioACTive Team Included:

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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