Articles by SLB Radio
Crossing Fences: Homestead
Homestead Voices features first-person reflections from nine men as collected by eleven boys. Project activities were conducted in collaboration with Homestead Youth Project at Best of the Batch. Listen below for each man’s story as well as reflections from the interviewers.
Crossing Fences: Braddock
Braddock Voices features first-person reflections from ten men as collected by ten boys. Project activities were conducted in collaboration with Braddock Carnegie Library and Braddock Youth Project. Listen below for each man’s story as well as reflections from the interviewers.
Crossing Fences: Sheraden
Sheraden Voices features first-person reflections from eleven men as collected by twelve boys. Project activities were conducted in collaboration with H.O.P.E. for Tomorrow at Trinity AME Zion Church. Listen below for each man’s story as well as reflections from the interviewers.
YES: Songwriter Logan Kellermann
From 11/14/2015: Logan Kellermann (12, McKeesport) performs his PTA award winning song, ‘If I Saw My Brother’s Face’.
Interview: Mark Rogalsky, Allegheny Quits for Life
From 11/14/2015: An interview with Mark Rogalsky on Allegheny Quits for Life, a week-long event to promote smoking cessation in Allegheny County Nov. 15-21.
Live Music: Shawn MacIntyre
From 11/14/2015: A cappella singer, Shawn MacIntyre, performs a selection of traditional folk tunes and sea shanties.
YES: South Hills Children’s Choir
From 11/14/2015: Vocalists Olivia (Scott Twp.), Maria (Bethel Park), Lydia (Eighty Four), Pollina (Washington), Riley (Bethel Park), Emilia (Washington), Ailsa (Bethel Park), Abbigail (McMurray), Clare (Eighty Four), Morgan (Canonsburg), and Emma (Eighty Four) of the South Hills Children’s Choir preview an upcoming performance at View Crest Presbyterian Church, Dec. 10.
YES: Orbit Media Staff
From 11/14/2015: Students of Muskingum University’s media group, Orbit Media Online, which operates WMCO 90.7FM, visit the studio and discuss media coverage ethics.
Media Empowerment Student Summit 2015
The Media Empowerment Student Summit (MESS) celebrated it’s second consecutive year – giving Pittsburgh area youth the opportunity to learn, interact, and network with a variety of like-minded professionals. The event, held at Carnegie Mellon University, featured seminars and workshops from organizations like TeenBloc, Digital Corps, and GTech.
Woodland Hills PrimeTime: Make-up Words
Woodland Hills PrimeTime middle-school students put their imaginative vocabulary to the test as each student was given a made-up word and tasked with giving it a meaning and using it a sentence.
