RadioActive: July 12, 2018

The Weekly List's Amy Siskind, Meet Your Maker, Utah Women Of Color Council, The Social Change Long Game

Tonight’s lineup:

Noah Blumenthal of March For Our Lives SLC, which now will hold its #RoadToChange rally this Saturday, 6:00-7:30 p.m., at Mountain America Expo Center in Sandy. Click here to reserve a seat, although
- The event is open to the public, but they are offering 1,000 priority seating tickets that will allow admission to the event space at 5:30 p.m. All other participants will be admitted at 6:00. Click here to get a free ticket. Tickets obtained for the Megaplex location through this link will still be valid. Attendees encouraged to bring a valid form of ID.
- Please note that this will be a gun-free event, and firearms will not be allowed inside the hall where the event is held. Press credentials will be issued, so please email us at info@marchforourlivesslc.com to secure yours.

Amy Siskind, author of the book, “The List,” and The Weekly List Podcast– This Is How Democracy Ends, which hit #51 ranking this week! Follow The List on Facebook by clicking here: The Weekly List

We kicked off this year’s Meet Your Maker Series with Energy Institute | SLCC, and Alex Popora from Craft Lake City® DIY Festival, which celebrates its 10^th anniversary this year.

Utah Women of Color Council's Carla Arancibia and Leslie Henderson talked about UWOCC's first annual Scholarwhip Fund Drive, featuring Dee-Dee Darby-Duffin.

Plus the long game in positive social change with our guests and long-time community organizers, Archie Archuleta and Ginger Tolman-Wolfe, regional director at
Utah Non-Profit Housing Corporation

RadioActive is a production of Listeners' Community Radio of Utah. Tonight's team included:

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