Hear stories and interviews about the people and issues that shape Utah.
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.
READ MOREFriday, July 10: Punk Rock Farmer Friday with Aldine returns with more true tales of the agrihood, featuring farmers' markets in Millcreek, Glendale and Herriman. Plus, Skywatcher Leo T, Wasatch Wildflower Festival, and homegrown music from Ogden's own IMAG!NARY FRIENDZ.
READ MOREThursday, 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.
READ MOREWednesday, 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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