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. Coming up this week, RA features music each night for Women's History Month and International Women's Day:

Monday, March 2: RadioACTive Pop! revisits woman, life, freedom in light of the U.S. attack on Iran. Joining us is Emerald Project co-founder Satin Tashnizi and her mother, Samira Barkat, who was born in Iran. Plus, Lucky Clover Market with Creators for a Cause, and a mother-daughter piano duo from the University of Utah Piano Outreach Program. Ed's note: Rep. Sandra Hollins needed to reschedule due to legislative duties.

Tuesday, March 3: Risshan & Jo Leak take over Roundtable Tuesday. Guests include folks from Stewardship Utah, 5th Annual International Women’s Day Celebration, Symphony of Disappearing Sounds for the Great Salt Lake, Black Bold and Brilliant previews A Mother Apart, a powerful documentary about healing and forgiveness with Jamaican-American poet and LGBTQ+ activist Staceyann Chin. Homegrown music of Pearly Blue.

Wednesday, March 5: Planned Parenthood Association of Utah’s Shireen Ghorbani is back from a trip to our nation’s capital; perhaps less stressful than the last few days of the Utah Legislature? Find out when she stops by for Nick @ 6. HEAL Utah with environmental bills @ #ThePeoplesHouse. Plus, the homegrown music of Rachael Jenkins, who will play Kilby Block Party this summer.

Thursday, March 6: RadioACTive Workshop digs into Material Gallery’s Grief Work, a multidisciplinary exhibition that approaches grief as an experience that unfolds across time, cultures, bodies, and artistic practices. Project Rainbow and Advocates for Trans Equality with a legislative update on bills targeting the trans community. Easy Legislature Utah, an independent, volunteer-run civic project. Homegrown music with singer-songwriters Everbloom & Mandy Danzig.

Friday, March 7: Punk Rock Farmer Friday with more true tales of the agrihood. Aldine talks with the Transition to Organic Partnership Program, which is hosting a summit for Utah’s growing organic movement this month. If the Utah Legislature wraps up its session, Red Acre Center's Symbria and Sara Patterson will be in the studio with the win-loss record. Plus, Skywatcher Leo T and the homegrown music of Venus Death Trap.

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