This Week on RadioACTive, M-F at 6PM

Weeknights from 6-7 PM, RadioACTive passes the mic to grassroots activists, community builders, punk rock farmers, and DIY makers and musicians.

Monday, April 20: RadioACTive Pop! Celebrates 420 with Chef Jason Sanders, who’s beta testing Devoured, an app he’s created to rate the dish, not the restaurant, across 8+ cuisines. It puts foodies in the driver’s seat. Who needs Michelin? Plus, Habitat Salt Lake's Women Build Week.

Tuesday, April 21: To get dark money out of politics, it’s time to start understanding how and from where it flows. Eric Peterson of Utah Investigative Journalism Project walks us through the FEC Campaign Finance Database—your tax dollars at work—to follow the money yourself. Voices of Utah wraps a semester of arts & culture stories. Plus, Lions of Utah needs volunteers for its Community Service Carnival. #America250

Wednesday, April 22: RadioACTive with Nick @ 6 serves up reasons to be hopeful this Earth Day. From Utah’s Every Kid Outdoors Sand Hollow Camp Out, to Katharine Coles and a poem about promiscuous artichokes from her latest collection, Time and Chance.

Thursday, April 23: RadioACTive Workshop x Utah Documentary Association = Come to Me Everyone, a Documentary About Roadside Attractions. Directed by Shaffer Nickel, this is a work-in-progress about the slow decline of America's flavor and texture. “The US landscape is becoming corporate and homogenized with the death of roadside art. We should feel motivated to change this.”

Friday, April 24: Punk Rock Farmer Friday rides again on RadioACTive. Join us for homegrown music and homegrown tales of the agrihood with Frog Bench Farms. Plus, Skywatcher Leo T, Party Like the Dutch, and Workers Over Billionaires May Day Rally.