RadioActive: February 21, 2018

Host/Executive Producer: &nbsp;Lara Jones
Community Co-Host: &nbsp;Nick Burns
Associate Producer: &nbsp;Natalie Benoy
KRCL Volunteer: &nbsp;&nbsp;Natalie Benoy

UnKoch My Campus, Pouring Tea -- Black Gay Men of the South Tell their Tales, Legislative Recap, Native Art and a Sense of Place in the Great Plains

Guests:

Ralph Wilson, UnKoch My Campus
RadioActive #VoiceMemo: McCall Mash, Managing Editor, The Forum at Westminster College, reports on the activities of students competing at the Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.
- As the official education partner of U.S. Ski & Snowboard teams, Westminster helps world-class athletes excel on the slopes and in the classroom.
E. Patrick Johnson, PhD, in town Feb. 27 for "Pouring Tea: Black Gay Men of the South Tell their Tales," at Westminster College.
Catherine Weller of the League of Women Voters of Utah recaps of day 31 of 45 at the Utah Legislature
Native Art and a Sense of Place in the Great Plains, featuring:
- Artist Emma Hansen, Curator Emerita/Senior Scholar, Plains Indian Museum, Buffalo Bill Center of the West. She will deliver at lecture on the subject at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 22, at Utah Museum of Fine Arts. FREE and open to the public.
- Leslie Anderson, UMFA curator of European, American and regional art

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