Thank you for your support of RadioACTive, KRCL's community affairs program for grassroots activists, community builders, punk rock farmers and DIY creatives. Tune in weeknights at 6 as the RadioACTive team passes the mic so folks can share their stories and the causes they care about.
If you missed the show or want to listen again, visit the RadioACTive Archives or listen on-demand. And catch audio clips from the show every day at 6:50 a.m., 10:50 a.m. and 2:50 p.m.
Executive Producer, Host: Lara Jones
Production Assistant: Valene MC
Production Assistant: Connor Estes
Volunteer Hosts:
Risshan Leak, Tuesday nights
Nick Burns, Wednesday nights
Stephanie Mahina, Thursday nights
Aldine, KRCL's Punk Rock Farmer, Friday nights
GET INVOLVED: If you have a story idea for RadioACTive and a song to match, then let's hear it! Email radioactive@krcl.org with your ideas or simply dedicate a song to someone in your life or a cause you support -- either just may end up on the show. Or call 385-800-1889 and leave a voicemail with your story idea and song to match.
Radioactive, The Talanoa Way with hosts Stephanie Mahina and Josh Akana are talking story with En from Burning Sissy Valley and then we connect with local health organization, Wellness without Borders, and discuss the importance of accessibility to healthcare.
READ MORESUWA on protecting Labyrinth Canyon and surrounding public lands. Inkstick Media on Dying to Make Hypersonic Missiles in Utah. Pygmalion Theatre opens its season with The Half-Life of Marie Curie.
READ MOREStroller Rally for child care. HEAL Utah and NeighborWorks Salt Lake with the latest on I-15 expansion. Black Physicians of Utah on its Fitness Day and 5K. Nia Maile launches Community Conversation on gun violence prevention. UoU Prof. Amos Guiora from Jerusalem.
READ MORERadioACTive highlights Indigenous People's Day with Living the Circle of Life's Dave John and the significance of this day in Utah. Then we talk with local Indigenous artist Eugene Tapahe of Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project. Then we expand on Indigenous Futurism with First Nations (Canadian) Electronic Music Duo The Halluci Nation. Then classically trained Two-Spirit song carrier Jeremy Dutcher shares their new album, Motewolonuwok.
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