Thursday, November 13: Rising journalists at the University of Utah take over the show to sit down with Spy Hop Youth Radio, the hosts of KRCL's own Loud and Clear, discuss women working in sports, and talk KRCL history with Shannalee of Saturday Breakfast Jam. Plus, fresh and homegrown live music by Madz Smith.
READ: Bringing Color to Black and White Thinking: Madz Smith’s Story (Elizabeth Griffee, K-Ute Radio, Feb.12, 2025)
Nov 13: SLC mutual aid is giving out free groceries to support those impacted by the delay in food SNAP benefits due to the recently ended government shutdown. All who need food are welcome, and donations are accepted | 5-8 PM @ Guadalupe Church on 257 N and 700 W, and Liberty Park 600 Harvey Milk Blvd, Salt Lake City, UT 84105
Nov. 14: KRCL Grateful Ball benefit show | 7 PM @ The CommonWealth Room
Nov. 15: University of Utah women’s basketball plays the Washington Huskies | 2 PM @ The Huntsman Center
Voices Amplified reporter Sean Stenson sits down with Michelle Bodkin, the Associate Director of Communications for the University of Utah. Bodkin works closely with Utah gymnastics, volleyball, and men’s golf. A longtime sports journalist and storyteller, she’s covered Utah athletics for more than a decade and built a reputation for her thoughtful features and strong connections across the sports community.
Sean Stetson covers women's sports for The Daily Utah Chronicle.
READ: Utah Gymnastics Advance to NCAA Championship (Sean Stenson, The Utah Daily Chronicle, April 21, 2025)
Loud and Clear is Utah’s only youth radio program. In partnership with SpyHop, this free 8-month course teaches kids and teens production and reporting skills to create their own radio show. Listen every Saturday, 9-10 PM. Voices Amplified Reporters Laney Hansen and Alina Walker talk with Loud and Clear Youth Radio Mentor Lou Ruegner and Loudies Mabel Crouse and Olived Thompson, whose first show together is this weekend.
Voices Amplified reporter Elizabeth Griffee talks with Saturday Morning Breakfast Jam DJ and long-time KRCL community member Shannalee Otanez. She started working with KRCL when she was just 14, through SpyHop’s very first Loud & Clear class. She got her own show when she was just 16. She's still behind the mic on Saturdays and has added Monday Mornings on KRCL. In addition, Shannalee is a social worker with a thriving private practice working with children and teens.
A weekly 411 on something you may have heard about but need more information on. Tonight, famous 2000s singer-songwriter Lily Allen has returned to music after a 7-year hiatus with the surprise drop of her new album, West End Girl, last month.
More than just an album: West End Girl shocked fans because it details Allen’s ongoing messy divorce with Stranger Things star David Harbour. The pair got married in 2020, and the media hasn’t reported much on the relationship since.
A timely scandal: Throughout the album, Allen accuses Harbour of having multiple affairs, painting him in a scandalizing light just one month before the highly anticipated premiere of Stranger Things, Season 5.
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