Articles by SLB Radio
Clairton CASTLE 2015: End of the Semester Celebration
Over the course of this semester, Elementary and Middle School students in Clairton’s CASTLE program have been working hard each week creating awesome audio recordings and, to celebrate all their hard work, on this, their final day of Radio Club, students got to enjoy an awesome party!
Brashear After School: When I Get Home & Stress
Since students were gearing up for spring break, they decided to discuss what they do when school is over and they get home. Some Radio Club members helped their younger siblings with homework, hung out with friends, or immediately got something to eat.
Clairton CASTLE 2015: Microphone Building – Pt. 2 & Karaoke
Students at Clairton’s CASTLE after school program finished building their DIY microphones!
YES: Naomi Ruth Allen
From 3-21-15: Naomi Ruth Allen (17, Pittsburgh Barack Obama Academy) with original songs a capella.
YES: Sam Dietz
From 3-21-15: Sam Dietz (17, Shaler Area High School), reading an excerpt from her book manuscript, and talking about the play she wrote and will produce with an all-student cast.
YES: Thomas Ik-Hyun Kim
From 3-21-15: Pittsburgh Civic Orchestra Young Artists Competition winner Thomas Ik-Hyun Kim (15, North Allegheny Intermediate High School) accompanied by pianist Sergi Marcholcov performing an excerpt from the Saint-Saens Cello Concerto in A minor.
Preview: Empty Bowls
From 3-21-15: Ken Regal and Lisa Scales on Empty Bowls 2015, a simple community meal of bread and soup to acknowledge and benefit Just Harvest and Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
Pittsburgh Schiller 6-8 2015: Important Issues
Students in Radio Club at Pittsburgh Schiller 6-8 wrote and recorded these pieces where they describe issues and concerns they have about their school, their neighborhood and even the world. In addition to these pieces, they each chose one person they would like to interview and shared one question they would ask that person.
Pittsburgh King After School: Super Power
If you had to pick one super power, what would you choose? We asked students at Pittsburgh King the same question and got some really off the board answers. Our Radio Club members aren’t interested in standard powers like flying or invisibility, but would rather have control over lava or be able to melt faces.
