Punk Rock Farmer Friday Presents Homegrown Music from Triggers and Slips

  • June 13, 2025
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More true tales of the agrihood with SUWA and Utah Public Lands Partners Market, New Roots Farm and Sunnyvale Farmers Market, and Red Emerald Nutrition. Plus, No Kings nationwide day of protest, and Skywatcher Leo T.

Plug into your community with tonight's guests, organizations and community events

NO KINGS DAY in Zion

Saturday is another nationwide day of planned protests by activists across the country. RadioACTive talks with Jess of Utah 50501 about the more than a dozen events planned in Utah, and their commitment to nonviolent action. For a full list, visit RadioACTive's Rallies & Resources. Below are three in the SL Valley:

Help Us Amplify Utah's Music Scene 

Triggers and Slips exists somewhere between country, folk and roots rock. Led by Morgan Snow (acoustic guitar/vox), the band includes John Davis (electric guitar/vox), Greg Midgley (keys/vox), Nathan Simpson (bass), and Joey Davis (drums/vox).

Share this post and help elevate local artists and keep community radio thriving. Follow KRCL and Triggers & Slips on social media, and spread the word to support Utah’s growing music movement.

Zine-sters for the Great Salt Lake

Part of the Wake the Lake art program, Spy Hop Design Apprentices made zines this summer. Spy Hop Lead Design Mentor Elizabeth Schulte brings in zine-makers Eddie Memmotte, Josie Callahan and Aud Belka to share their work.

Utah Public Lands—on the market?

Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance's Grant Stevens and Steve Bloch on the latest actions targeting public lands in Utah. Plus, Matthew Podolinsky of the National Forest Foundation talks about a free, community-driven celebration of Utah's public lands. 

  • June 18: Utah Public Lands Partners Market | 5-9 PM | Fisher Brewing, 320 W 800 S, Salt Lake City. A free community-driven celebration of Utah's public lands - with local nonprofits, volunteer opportunities, prizes, and great beer.

#ManyCulturesOneSky with SkyWatcher Leo T

  • Tonight: The power of a free press, funding for NASA, JPL, and those who lead space and environmental studies. Plus, astronomical summer, stargazing at Arcturus, the Strawberry Moon, and the eternal tides of the universe.  

  • June 21: Skywatcher Leo T Star Party | Dusk to 11 PM | Salt Lake Astronomical Society’s Stansbury Park Observatory, Tooele. "Amateur astronomers of all ages are invited to learn more about the night sky and get a closer look at celestial bodies and their hidden secrets through some of Utah’s largest telescopes. Or your own. The stars come out at dusk, skywatching til 11. Skywatcher Leo T would love to see you!" Free and open to the public.

  •  To share your sky stories, follow the SkyWatcher's Facebook page.

Aldine's Urban Farm Report, featuring more ways to meet the farmers who grow your food and how to spot nutritious food. Guests include:

Leann Elkebbi of Red Emerald Nutrition. She has a farmers market shopping list with your gut health in mind!

  • Having transformed her own health through alternative therapies and treatments, Elkebbi has successfully restored balance and accelerated healing from IBS. She is renowned for her healing stocks and broths, creating delicious foods that not only heal a compromised immune system but also tantalize the palate.

  • Elkebbi is a functional nutritional therapy practitioner, FNTP (2019) and AIP Certified Coach (2024).

Sierra Govett of the IRC-SLC's New Roots Farm and Farmer Hawaa Shogar:

  • June 14: Sunnyvale Farmers Market Opens | 10:30-1:30 PM | Sunnyvale Park, 4013 S 700 W, Millcreek. Each week, the Sunnyvale Farmers Market features:

    • Farm stands selling locally grown fruits and vegetables

    • Food pantry offering a rotating supply of non-perishable food and household supplies

    • Kids' crafts and activities

    • Non-profit and community resource booths, and much more!

  • CSAs: New Roots SLC offers a weekly farm box, providing market exposure and supplemental income for refugee farmers through Community Supported Agriculture (CSA). CSAs are a business model that allows consumers and producers to share the risks and rewards associated with food production. CSA members make a monetary commitment to the farmer at the beginning of the season and receive local, organically grown produce throughout the growing months in return. To sign up, click here.

  • New Roots Farmers Market at Redwood Farm: Open Wednesdays, 4:30-7:30 PM from June 29 to October 19. New Roots in SLC also offers a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program and the Redwood Farm is a CSA pick-up location.

  • Newsletter: Sign up to receive the monthly International Rescue Committee's Food Entrepreneur newsletter delivered to your inbox. They'll keep you informed about what's going on with New Roots Salt Lake & Spice Kitchen Incubator and the International Rescue Committee in Salt Lake City. To subscribe, click here.

Give Us Your Feedback

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Tonight's RadioACTive Team

Guests' views, thoughts, or opinions are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the board, staff, or members of Community Radio of Utah, KRCL 90.9FM. Tonight's RadioACTive team included:


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