Articles by SLB Radio
Live Music: Judith Avers and The Early Mays
From 12/15/12: Live music with singer/songwriter Judith Avers and The Early Mays
YES: Pittsburgh Musical Theater’s “A Lyrical Christmas Carol”
From 12/15/12: Pittsburgh Musical Theater with selections from their production of “A Lyrical Christmas Carol”, running 12/19 to 12/23 at the New Hazlett Theater
YES: Pittsburgh Music Academy
(From 12/15/12) A 12-person choir featuring 6- to 11-year olds from Pittsburgh Music Academy
YES: Choir from Pittsburgh Brashear High School
From 12/15/12: A 10-person choir from Pittsburgh Brashear High School previewing their 12/6 concert as well as their upcoming appearance on “The Choir,” an American version of the BBC 2 reality-show, airing this spring on the USA network
Clairton CASTLE: One Safe Space
We asked elementary and middle school students in Clairton’s CASTLE program about one safe space, one caring adult or one opportunity for advancement. After a discussion about how each of these contributes to success, students wrote and recorded their thoughts as part of a one-minute challenge.
Crossing Fences: Homewood
Homewood Voices features first-person reflections from thirteen men as collected by seventeen boys. Project activities were conducted in collaboration with the YMCA Lighthouse Project at Pittsburgh Westinghouse 6-12 in Homewood.
Crossing Fences: Hazelwood
Hazelwood Voices features first-person reflections from eleven men as collected by twelve boys. Project activities were conducted in collaboration with Center of Life at Keystone Church of Hazelwood. Listen below for each man’s story as well as reflections from the interviewers.
Crossing Fences: Hill District
Hill District Voices features first-person reflections from twelve men as collected by six boys. Project activities were conducted in collaboration with University Prep at Pittsburgh Milliones 6-12 in the Hill District.
YES: Fairchild Challenge Winners
From 12/8/12: Fairchild Challenge winners Sarah Del Frate (Mellon Middle School), Claire Bachtell (Woodland Hills Junior High), Hannah Pribanic (St. Sylvester School), Sharon Dong (Ingomar Middle School) and Tyler Wade (Manchester Academic Charter School) sharing reflective essays on spending 24 hours in the absence of technology
