RadioACTive

Thank you for your support of RadioACTive, KRCL's community affairs program for grassroots activists, community builders, punk rock farmers and DIY makers a musicians. 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 6:55 a.m., 10:55 a.m. & 2:55 p.m.

Executive Producer, Host: Lara Jones 

Production Assistant:  Valene MC

Production Assistant: Connor Estes

Volunteer Hosts:

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.

Ways to listen:

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IRC-SLC Asks You to Light One Candle, Donate Warm Clothing to Needy

Posted October 8th, 2024

RadioACTive digs into the nonprofit and its programs to help recently arrived refugee families and individuals. Red Cross UT checks in on Hurricane Helene relief aid. Plus, an excerpt from a recent Amendment A panel discussion.

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RadioACTive Pop! Goes There

Posted October 7th, 2024

DJ to marketing guru to a round of reality TV. Barby Garcia lives to tell the tale. Plus, Vibras del Lago!

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Cider Meets Sustainable Farming in the Kamas Valley

Posted October 4th, 2024

Punk Rock Farmer Friday meets Dendric Estate, growing apples at 6,440 feet in elevation. Plus, Millcreek Farmers Market, Food Justice Coalition, irreplaceable poets, Skywatcher Leo T, and homegrown music from The Lingo, one of many local bands playing Honey Days. 

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'Tongan Toddler' Language Education for Kids

Posted October 3rd, 2024

RadioACTive, the Talanoa Way, with Stephanie Mahina. Tune in to talk story as we center our Pasifika community with Kamaile Tripp-Harris with local medical students sharing about the Wellness without Borders Fall Health Fair. Plus, Brianna Kaufusi of the Tongan Toddler shares language and culture with the next generation.

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