Articles by SLB Radio
Stage 62: Preview of The Drowsy Chaperone
From 7/11/2015: Becki Toth and Mark Yochum previewing the Stage 62 production of The Drowsy Chaperone, 7/16 to 7/26, Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall, Carnegie, PA.
Camp Fun: Alien Stories
The good times keep rolling at Camp Fun in Warrington! Each camper wrote and recorded a story, with the stipulation that their tale must contain an alien.
Radio Camp 2015 – Day 8 & 9 – “My Best Day Ever”
Campers were asked “What would happen on your perfect day? What would you do? Who would you spend it with?”
CADA Programs: Dream Vacation & Monsters!
There’s some really creative and colorful audio being made by our Radio Campers at CADA Programs!
Radio Camp 2015 – Day 7 – H1 Handheld Digital Recorders
Campers were introduced to the H1–a handheld, digital recording device. After learning the basics, they then formed small groups and took turns interviewing each other.
Wilkinsburg TIGERs Summer Program: Haikus + Singing
Wilkinsburg TIGERs have a knack for writing and performing. Hear some original haiku poems as well as an a capella tune from the camp’s resident songstress, Ajarah.
Radio Camp 2015 – Day 5 & 6 – “What I Want to be When I Grow Up”
On our fifth and sixth day of Radio Camp, campers wrote and recorded about their futures. We have an awesome variety of aspirations in our group of Dreamers, ranging from professional athlete to modern artist!
Radio Camp 2015 – Day 4 – Time Travel & The “Who Am I?” Game
On our fourth day, Radio Campers had a chance to answer the classic hypothetical: “If you could travel back in time, where would you go?”
Radio Camp 2015 – Day 3 – Decorations
On our third day of Radio Camp we decided that the our room needed a little bit more radio flair. So campers and teachers alike helped to create a vast collection of radio-themed art to decorate the room with.
Radio Camp 2015 – Day 2 – “Three Things About Me”
On our second day of Radio Camp, campers were introduced to recording session roles of: Producer, Engineer and Talent. Afterwards they each received their very own Reporter’s Notebook, which they’ll write in almost everyday and use as a journal during the summer. Each camper then wrote down and recorded three unique things about themselves.
