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:
Mondays: Olivia Jaramillo
Tuesdays: Risshan Leak
Wednesdays: Nick Burns
Thursdays: Stephanie Mahina & Val MC (RadioACTive the Talanoa Way)
Fridays: Aldine, KRCL's Punk Rock Farmer
Emeritus Host: Tamrika Khvtisiashvili
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.
Happy Pioneer Day! Meet the DJ: Valene MC, co-host of Living the Circle of Life, shares her story and a playlist to match.
READ MOREBest of the Punk Rock Farmer: Indigenous farmer Alastair Bitsoi and Amrita Honey Co. share their stories tonight. The Plot invites you to a garden fundamentals session. Skywatcher Leo T's Many Cultures One Sky report -- classic and fresh! And homegrown music from The Medicine Company and Triggers and Slips' Morgan Snow.
READ MOREA Talanoa edition of RadioACTive: Talking story with Fijian designer Epeli Tuibeqa. Rya Tua about her experience in modeling in a world where skinny rules and Pasifika participation is very limited. And fellow model Rae Pito about her work in modeling, sustaining good mental health, and what we can do to destigmatize mental health.
READ MOREWith Chris Nolan's Oppenheimer bowing this weekend, RadioACTive explores the past and present of nuclear weapons in Utah. Downwinder and playwright Mary Dickson, Inkstick reporter Taylor Barnes, Scoville Peace Fellow Barb Guy reflect on how far we've come and yet how much more there is to do. Plus, Dispatches from Moscow #2.
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