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Monday, Nov. 3: With SNAP benefits in limbo, as many as 86,000 Utah households are now feeling the pinch of the federal government shutdown at the kitchen table. RadioACTive Pop! will have resources, food drives, and drop-off locations to share on the show tonight. Project Rainbow leaders and volunteers are getting ready for Transgender Awareness Week. Plus, Tree Utah needs volunteers for the 3rd annual Wuda Ogwa Restoration Project with the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation.
READ MOREFriday, Oct. 31: Aldine, KRCL's Punk Rock Farmer, brings you more truly frightening tales of the agrihood on a special Halloween edition of RadioACTive: Siskiyou Seeds offers garlic planting tips for the Draculas in your life, homegrown music of Graveyard Violet, poet RJ Walker live-crafting spooky verse, a chance to volunteer in the agrihood, and Skywatcher Leo T.
READ MOREThursday, Oct. 30: A Voices Amplified Takeover by rising journalists bringing you the latest from college media as well as student views on issues of the day. Paraclimbing athlete Brayden Butler on the challenges athletes face. The spooky spirit with reporters Bonnie Fox and Cambria Thorley as we debate Utah's best haunted attractions. Plus KRCL history with Ma Black of Nova FM. It's a Halloween-themed edition of the show -- costumes encouraged!
READ MOREWednesday, Oct. 29: Heart Support, a campaign to heal the music scene, rolls out in Ogden, while Exposed Storytelling heads to SLC. The UoU Bystander Initiative on solutions to enabling culture within universities to 'rape by proxy' issues arising from the Pelicot case in France. BONUS: Homegrown music from singer-songwriter Emerson Peery.
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