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America250-The Counter Declarations, Meet Your Maker + GSL Hopeline Voicemails
Posted July 9th, 2026Thursday, July 9: RadioACTive Workshop's America250 Book Club continues its exploration of founding documents. This week, 'The Counter-Declarations' of those who resisted the myth from the beginning. Sometimes costing them everything. Plus, RAW launches this year's Meet Your Maker, our annual spotlight on Craft Lake City DIY Fest artisans.
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Art + Shorebirds = Sageland’s Inaugural Sci-Art Exhibition
Posted July 8th, 2026Wednesday, July 8: What's the connection between art and shorebirds? RadioACTive with Nick @ 6 finds out tonight with the Sageland Collaborative, celebrating 30 years of science in service of wildlife and wildlands. Later this month, the nonprofit launches its first Sci-Art Exhibition, a collab between Sageland scientists and local artists. Professor Amos Guiora, director of The Bystander Initiative at the UoU, on Enablers: Normalizing the Unimaginable. Plus, the inaugural Lights On for Families 5K and Fun Run.
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SLC Obon Festival Turns 90 This Weekend
Posted July 7th, 2026Tuesday, July 7: For 90 years, the Salt Lake Buddhist Temple has invited the entire community to 'just dance' as we remember those who have passed on and enjoy the present moment together. It's called the Obon Festival, and Roundtable Tuesday gets a preview with Utah Japantown Advocates. Plus, Peaceful Rally for Immigrant Rights, and Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival.
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RadioACTive Pop! + Smile Jamaica = KRCL Disclosure Day
Posted July 6th, 2026Monday, July 6: Nearly 80 years ago, an alien craft just may have crash-landed in the New Mexico desert. RadioACTive Pop! heads down the rabbit hole to talk UFO/UAP disclosure, sci-fi movie makers, and more. Our guide tonight: Smile Jamaica's Robert Nelson, who celebrates the Roswell anniversary every year. Die Shiny drops by with their new single. Plus, Queer History Corner and the story of Regent Street.
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