Pittsburgh Youth Radio Corps

Students at Pittsburgh Linden K-5 ages 8 to 10 share their thoughts and even a limerick about parks and the value of protecting the environment.

5 students at Trinity High School share things they love about their neighborhood or wish were different and then speculate as to how that would compare to living in a bigger city such as Pittsburgh.

Young teens reflect on what it means to be a good friend, the effects of bullying, how every day is filled with new learning experiences, and the awesomeness that is spring break.

Two groups of students at McKeesport High School discuss their thoughts on sharing, working with young people. The younger group, aged 4-5 discuss sharing after having read “Stone Soup,” the older students, aged 15-17, discuss their experience working with the younger children.

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Students from South Allegheny High share their thoughts on relationship abuse and how best to prevent it.

Eli & Jay of Pack 444 take a tour of our studios and share with host Liz Adams their experiences as Tiger Cub Scouts.

Have you ever been bullied? How about seen someone being bullied? What did you do? How did it make you feel? What do you think should be done about bullying and how does it affect everyone involved? These are some of the challenging questions students at the Pittsburgh Linden K-5 discuss in the pieces featured here.

Students from Pittsburgh Dilworth Pre-K-5 share stories they’ve written about topics such as birthdays, loss, new pets, vacation and losing a tooth.

With the first day of spring just around the corner, students at the The Environmental Charter School at Frick Park ECS Radio Club share with us their favorite places to play outside.