RadioACTive Pop! Gets Ready for SLAC's Summer Show + Black on Mars Juneteenth Collab

  • June 15, 2026
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Monday, June 15: RadioACTive Pop! blends SLAC's The Gaslight Zone with Black on Mars and Juneteenth, Jeanetta Williams of the NAACP, Queer History Corner, and homegrown music from No MØtive. 

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SLAC's Summer Show: The Gaslight Zone

Does the daily news cycle leave you feeling like you're slowly losing your grip on reality? If so, then you might already be in The Gaslight Zone. SLAC's Cynthia Fleming and members of the cast fill us in on what's in store for the World Premiere of The Gaslight Zone. inspired by the storylines of the legendary 1960s series, it will transport you into a world where today’s headlines meet satire and a well-timed dance break.

Queer History Corner: Utah AIDS Memorial Project

For Pride Month, KRCL has collaborated with the Mildred Berryman Institute to bring you Utah Queer History each Monday and Thursday throughout June. The Utah AIDS Memorial Project brings researchers, community members, and memory together to ensure that every name—every life—is remembered authentically and fully in order to build a better present and future. 

  • Robert Micheal Painter was the first known Utahn to suffer from AIDS in the state. Born and raised in SLC, Painter studied management at the UoU and served an LDS mission to Montreal. To hear more of his story, use the media player below.

  • If you know someone who died in Utah from AIDS-related causes, click here to view the names and information collected thus far. If you know someone who should be on this list or you wish to add or correct information, please email us at info@mildredberrymaninstitute.org. Please provide as many details and sources as possible.

RadioACTive Pop! Quiz: Black on Mars

All week long, RadioACTive is collaborating with Alexander Galore of Black on Mars for something we're calling Black Noir, a celebration of local Black musicians and creatives. Tonight, the homegrown music of No MØtive.  

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