Monday, July 13: What do you do if your players come to you and say they don't have the money for shoes or uniforms for the basketball team? If you are East High School's Landen Cummings, you start LEAP Foundation and Elevate Reality Apparel. RadioACTive Pop! gets the scoop so you can help him help more students. Plus, Apogee needs musical instruments to start a program for their kids. And Enrique Limón reports on the Immigrant Rights rally held in SLC over one of the hottest weekends on record.
Apogee Utah is looking for instruments to start a music program at the South Jordan micro-school. They'd love to rehome instruments you no longer use. RAPop! talks with Apogee's Jennie Witt and founders Peggy Lowe and Sam and Mitch Martinez.
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Freelance Journalist Enrique Limón reports on Saturday's Immigrant Rights Rally held outside of the proposed ICE Detention Facility in SLC.
Question: What do you do if your players come to you and say they don’t have the money for shoes or uniforms for the high school basketball team you coach? If you’re East High School’s Landen Cummings, you start the L.E.A.P. Foundation — that’s Learn. Earn. And. Progress. Then, Coach started Elevate Reality Apparel, which offers style with purpose. A portion of EVERY sale made through Elevate Reality will go directly toward supporting the L.E.A.P. Foundation, helping youth as early as Fall 2026. RadioACTive Pop! gets the scoop so you can help Coach Cummings help more students.
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