A locally produced program where activist groups in the Kansas City area present interviews, commentary, editorials, and other thought provoking content on a weekly basis.
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Would you cross a busy street blindfolded? What is the most popular way to reduce cost and pollution on your daily commute? Join us for two Transit Talks on RadioActive Magazine What are accessible pedestrian signals (APS) and why do we need them? Host Sheila Styron discusses this life saving technology with...
Nancy Cole, Director of Campaign for Climate and Energy Program, Union of Concerned Scientists, will discuss the decades-long disingenuous climate disinformation campaign funded by the fossil fuels industry and supported by right wing politicians.
Radio Active Magazine host Craig Lubow will interview American Friends Service Committee organizer Ira Harritt about this year’s Social Change Institute. They will discuss activity of a new generation of young activists. Invited guests include Arina Ross, Queen Warriot, Nosa Eke, Imani Haliburton, and Justina Wilkins.
Christine Smith and Jo Anderson, two of the ‘February Sisters’, at KU in 1972, tell how over 200 women organized and 30 women took over a Hall on KU Campus to demand rights for women students and employees. They held the Hall hostage from dusk until dawn, while negotiating with...
Multiple, major changes affecting bus systems and transportation for seniors and people with disabilities will be discussed on Transit Talk as part of RadioActive Magazine. Dick Jarrold and Jameson Auten of KCATA discuss the recent changes to regional transit and how they affect the riders with host Janet Rogers of Transit...
Host Craig Lubow interview Colby Morton and Shane Stange from "Food Not Bombs" on the topic of hoe to feed the poor.
Host Mike Nickells interviews Anne Sullentrop about the busy agenda that Peaceworks KC has planned for the near future. PeaceWorks Kansas City began in 1982 as the Nuclear Weapons Freeze committee of the Kansas City Interfaith Peace Alliance and became the Kansas City Nuclear Weapons Freeze Coalition, the metropolitan area's leading...
