Also, KRCL has partnered with Radio Free America to bring you all of your favorite programs On Demand. Never miss your favorite KRCL show again! Besides offering a two-week archive of KRCL shows, Radio Free America is also a great resource to discover other non-commercial, community, college, and low-power FM stations from across the country.
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Album of the Day
Weekdays at 6:40am, 9:40am, and 1:40pm
Mon, May 22: The Smiths / The Sound of The Smiths (Morrissey, the lead singer of The Smiths, was born May 22 1959)
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Tue, May 23: The Who / Tommy (The rock opera Tommy was released on May 23, 1969)
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Wed, May 24: Bob Dylan / The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (Bob Dylan was born May 24, 1941)
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Thur, May 25: The Cure / Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me (The Cure's 7th album turns 10 years old! Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss me was released on May 25, 1987)
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Fri, May 26: Justin Townes Earle / Kids In The Street (Justin's new album is out today. He also plays the State Room this Sunday, May 28th)
Full Album of the Day information on KRCL's Facebook Page 
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Women Who Rock
Mon, May 22: New Releases from Chastity Brown and Land of Talk
Tue, May 23: Born in Payson Utah, Jewel, celebrates her birthday today
Wed, May 24: Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas live in SLC tonight at the State Room
Thur, May 25: Lauryn Hill is coming up on her 42nd Birthday
Fri, May 26: Happy Birthday Stevie Nicks!
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Radioactive
Weeknights at 6pm 
Love where you live with RadioActive, weeknights at 6 p.m. on 90.9fm KRCL. Listen on demand with the KRCL Public Radio mobile app for iTunes and Android
Mon, May 22: RadioActive brings you another installment in BlindSpot, a new storytelling series with a focus on issues affecting the lives of women and girls. Peggy Carrico of the League of Women Voters of Utah stops by to recap this month's interim session at the Utah Legislature. RadioActive looks into trouble arrests in Summit County triggered when undocumented individuals demanded their wages from area restaurants. Hosts: Lara Jones and Billy Palmer.
Wed, May 24: Are we living in a democracy or corporatocracy? What does that even mean? RadioActive gets a preview of the next Global Conversationfrom Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy. Hosts: Lara Jones and Billy Palmer.
Thur, May 25: Stories of social justice and grassroots community builders. Hosts: Lara Jones and Billy Palmer.
Fri, May 26: Punk Rock Farmer Friday with Aldine and Lara Jones. Live music: Salt Lake City's own Hectic Hobo, set to release a new album in June.
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Meet Your DJ
Michelle Tanner
Night Train
Mondays 10:30-1:00am
Q1: What can people expect when they tune into the Night Train?
A diverse mix of Americana music including progressive country, bluegrass, folk, roots & blues music.
Q2: How long have you been a DJ for KRCL? Do you remember how your first show went?
Since April 2008 (wow its been 9 years!) I started on "Training Wheels", spent two years on Wednesdays early morning with "The Morning Train" before switching to "Night Train". My first Night Train show is memorable - my job is a flight nurse and I worked a 12 hr shift the day of my first show. When I got a call for a flight at 3:30 I thought it would be no problem, but weather encountered with the helicopter had us turn back, land and take an ambulance to our destination, followed by a fixed wing flight, and two more long ambulance legs. I showed up late for my first show by about an hour. Lucky Brian Kelm stayed for me. It hasn't happened again in 7 years but it's one of the risks I take.
Q3: If your music collection fell into a black hole, what three albums would you immediately replace?
Eilen Jewell: Letters from Sinners and Strangers
Robert Earl Keen: No. 2 Live Dinner
Sarah Jarosz: Undercurrent
Q4: If a time machine were invented and you had access to one, what concert in the past would you go to?
The Kruger Brothers @ Ogden High School where Chamber Orchestra Ogden and originally choreographed dance with Imagine Ballet Theatre brought together a magical banjo themed concerto of Music from the Spring and Appalachian Concerto.
Q5: Do you remember the first concert you ever went to?
Blood, Sweat & Tears @ The Salt Palace in 1968
Q6: Anything else you want KRCL listeners to know?
I love the opportunity to represent KRCL with my favorite music. My tastes might not have broad appeal but I have some passionate listeners who like what I play. It's rewarding. I am also a frequent sub for the Bluegrass Express. I have a vast knowledge in bluegrass music and artists. It's my favorite.
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