Articles by SLB Radio
YES: Fairchild Challenge
From 12-27-14: Fairchild Challenge photography honorees Audrey Lyda (The Ellis School), Bilquisu Abdullah, Syed Rizvi and Sean Bright (Shaffer Elementary), Eddie Sheets (Shaler Area Middle School), Dylan Sparkenbaugh (David E. Williams Middle School), and Panari Patel (Keystone Oaks Middle School).
YES: David’s Music House student Natalie Boehm
From 12-27-14: 7th-grade bass clarinet-player and David’s Music House student Natalie Boehm.
Preview: Alison K. Babusci
From 12-27-14: Alison K. Babusci with a story from her upcoming performance at Trinity Cathedral as part of First Night Pittsburgh.
YES:Pittsburgh Center for the Arts
From 12-20-14: Squirrel Hill student William on his experiences learning about Minecraft atPittsburgh Center for the Arts.
YES:Center for Young Musicians
From 12-20-14: Teen guitarists Ben Solomon (Pine-Richland), Manav Kathir (Ingomar), Nolan Jacob and Samuel Farls (both of Providence Heights Alpha), Allison Spear (Seneca Valley) from Center for Young Musicians performing holiday songs.
YES: Kyle Hammond & Leda Perdriel-Arons
From 12-20-14: Teenagers Kyle Hammond (Sewickley) and Leda Perdriel-Arons (Dorseyville) with original songs on guitar.
Brashear Students Build Free Mini Libraries
Brashear High School students, in conjunction with the “Be There” campaign, kicked off a mini library project by donating the first of many free book depositories at Paisano’s Pizza in Pittsburgh’s Allentown neighborhood.
The libraries were built by Brashear students and will be placed around the district, as well as other parts of the city.
SLB was on hand to speak with students and gather audio from the inaugural little library. The first voice you’ll hear belongs to parent volunteer Deb Smallwood.
Pittsburgh Brashear After School: Impressions of America & Being Bilingual
You may have noticed in other Brashear recordings that many of our After School students are international.
This week we continued our round table discussions while embracing that international perspective. Radio club members in Block 1 talked about their first impressions of America as compared to their countries of origin, while Block 3 conversed about the benefits and challenges of becoming/being bilingual.
Wilkinsburg After School: Police Brutality/Why We Are Scared of The Police
Students get into a deep conversation when talking about some events that happened over a couple weeks ago. They also talk on why they are scared of the police.
