Assuming 
my $rg = $b_frame->RadiobuttonGroup(-list => [qw( stuff)])->pack();

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then 
$rg->{'SubWidget'}->{'stuff'}->configure(-background => 'pink');

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should do. The direct dereferencing of the $rg object hash is ugly, though. Find out if there's a method ("use the source, luke" :-)

--shmem.

Update:

The manual page states: 

DESCRIPTION
   Displays a set of related radiobuttones with a frame in vertical or
+ hori-
   zontal orientation.

   All radiobuttones are advertised with the names given in the -list
   option.

   Any additional options which are given to this widget are applied t
+o all
   of the radiobuttons it manages.

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This is not the case, so I call that a Bug or at least an inconsistency between object behaviour and manual page. You should report that to the author. 

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In reply to Re: Colorizing the labels in Tk::RadiobuttonGroup by shmem
in thread Colorizing the labels in Tk::RadiobuttonGroup by indigosplinter

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