Save Our Canyons, Amos Guiora, and the Winning Touchdown in the 1978 UoU vs BYU Game

  • October 15, 2025
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Wednesday, Oct. 12: There are no words, says Israeli-American Professor Amos Guiora, on the return of the remaining hostages. RadioACTive talks with him about the fragile peace recently negotiated by the Trump Administration. Plus, Save Our Canyons is ready to Pray for Snow, the nonprofit's annual Ullr Ball. BONUS: Former UoU Football Player Frank Henry looks back on his winning catch to beat BYU in 1978.

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  • Oct. 18: Save Our Canyons is ready to Pray for Snow, the nonprofit’s annual Ullr Ball: Pray for Snow. RadioACTive talks with SOC's Executive Director, Jack Stauss, about the party and the latest threat to the 2001 Roadless Rule. That rule holds protections for 323,000 acres in the Wasatch and 45 million acres nationwide.

  • Oct. 18: UoU vs. BYU Watch Party at Creole & Sliders Cafe | 2285 S Main St, South Salt Lake. RadioACTive talks with the owner, former Ute Wide Receiver Frank Henry, about the 1978 game. Utah was down 22-0 in the 3rd quarter. Then things started to turn, and momentum started to build. Fourth down and goal, 4th quarter, 2 minutes left on the clock, Henry caught the winning touchdown—final score: Utes 23, BYU 22. RadioACTive's Lara Jones talks with Henry about this legendary rivalry, which he says is "not even close" to his years on the field, and how he and his wife, Jiovanna, wound up retiring in Utah and opening a Creole restaurant.

Utah Law Professor Amos Guiora: There are no words

Watching from Hostages Square with 400,000 people in Tel Aviv while home on fall break last week, University of Utah Professor Amos Guiora says he gives "100 percent credit to President Trump and negative 100 to Bibi Netanyahu." RadioACTive talks with him about the fragile peace negotiated by the Trump Administration and what may happen next.

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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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