Articles by SLB Radio
Big Snow Big Thaw
We’re pleased to welcome the very talented duo of David Meyer and Jim Sabol, who together make up the delightful folk group, Big Snow Big Thaw.
My Holiday Traditions
During the holidays of 2010, several young students from Manchester Academic Charter School wrote stories about their traditions, many of which appeared in the Northside Chronicle. This week we’re joined by a few of the young writers, along with MACS faculty and Emily Leone of the NCS.
A Very Special Guest: Maura
The Saturday Light Brigade wishes Maura a happy 11th Birthday live on the air.
Clairton High School – Personal Narratives
Ten students from Clariton Highschool wrote and recorded these personal narratives as part of HearMe.
The recordings were done in their classroom by their teacher, Andrea Johnson.
Pittsburgh Linden Academy – Personal Profiles
Their fun, their kooky, their the students at Pittsburgh Linden Academy and they’ve written and recorded these personal profiles as part of our after school radio workshops.
Gemini Children’s Theater’s Jungle Book
The Gemini Theater produces original, interactive, children’s musicals which focus on artistic, cultural and educational themes. This week we welcome members of the cast of Jungle Book as they preview their production of this classic story.
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre School’s Anwen and Aviana
This week we’re joined by PBT School students Anwen David and Aviana Adams, both of whom were selected to compete in the prestigious Prix de Lausanne 2011 in Switzerland. The competition’s goal is to reveal the potential of exceptionally talented young dancers from around the globe. These gifted teens will discuss their art and aspirations live in our studios.
Read Connolly
This week we’re pleased to welcome the very talented multi-instrumentalist Read Connolly, who will perform solo instrumental picking on guitar and dobro.
University Prep: Letters to the Editor
Following the resignation of PPS Superintendent Mark Roosevelt, students in the 9th grade at University Prep wrote letters to the editor regarding what they would like to see in a new superintendent.