RadioACTive
Hear stories and interviews about the people and issues that shape Utah.
KRCL History >>> Past, Present, Next Generation
Posted April 2nd, 2026Thursday, April 2: RadioACTive Workshop celebrates KRCL's historic announcement about our Next Generation Capital Campaign. History Committee Co-Leads Barb Guy and Chris Rohrer bring us an interview conducted by Linda Reeder, who had the privilege of interviewing Stevie Wonder in 1986 (and yes, we have the tape!) for her program Handicapables. Voices of Utah student journalists bring us more arts and culture stories. BONUS: UTAHGives Day with Jill Bennett of Utah Nonprofits Association.
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Plantasia: An Interview with Steph Wacker
Posted April 1st, 2026Steph Wacker is a vegetation and restoration ecologist in Moab. She studies the deep interconnections of the natural and human world and shares ways to better understand and appreciate the often unappreciated role plants play in our everyday lives. In collaboration with the Transom Traveling Workshop in Moab, RadioACTive's Connor Estes shares more.
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Uranium Queen: An Interview with Mary McGann
Posted April 1st, 2026The U92 exhibit at the Moab Museum highlights voices from the prospectors, geologists and politicians who defined the golden era of mining on the Colorado Plateau. But one person it doesn't mention is the real-life uranium queen who played a big role in cleaning up the aftermath. In collaboration with the Transom Traveling Workshop in Moab, RadioACTive's Asha Pruitt tells the story.
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Legislative Bloopers + White Board = April Fools' Day with RadioACTive
Posted April 1st, 2026Wednesday, April 1: Legislative bloopers with Gabi Finlayson of elevate_utah and Bryan Schott of Utah Political Watch. What else ya gonna do on April Fools' Day? Plus, tearing down Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument? The Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance and the Utah Chapter of the Sierra Club issue an alert, especially when it comes to Utah's congressional delegation. BONUS: Skywatcher Leo T reports on the launch of Artemis II, scheduled to blast off from Kennedy Space Center at 4:30 PM.
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