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Allegheny Voices

March 15, 2009 – 1:30 pm | 3,436 views
Allegheny Voices 2009

Allegheny Voices is a project that was born of a chance meeting and a casual conversation about Andy Warhol’s love of ordinary discourse. Armed with a tape recorder, Andy would record for posterity, the type of conversation that most of …

As The Nerd Turns

July 19, 2008 – 5:04 pm | 2,053 views
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Point Park University’s Radio Theatre Camp

Students from Point Park University’s Summer in the City Radio Theatre Camp together with the Children’s Museum wrote and produced an amazing radio drama. They created their own sound effects and characters and with …

Manchester Academic Charter School Graduation 2008

June 8, 2008 – 1:01 pm | 2,598 views
2008 MACS graduating class SLB helps 8th graders from Manchester Academic Charter School prepare audio essays on the transition to High School in a project funded by the Dominion Foundation.

Girltalk Radio 2007

January 1, 2008 – 2:24 pm | 2,349 views
GirlTalk Radio 2007 GirlTalk is a youth radio program in which students learn research, interviewing and digital audio editing to create a series of radio broadcasts and podcasts. This after-school and Saturday program was designed for girls ages 11 – 15 and was free of charge thanks to underwriting from PBS’ popular teen science show, DragonFly TV, as well as the joint effort of The Girls Math and Science Partnership and SLB.

Arrested Love

July 21, 2007 – 5:18 pm | 2,482 views
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Point Park University’s Radio Theatre Camp

Students from Point Park University’s Summer in the City Radio Theatre Camp together with the Children’s Museum wrote and produced an amazing radio drama. They created their own sound effects and characters and with …

Manchester Academic Charter School Graduation 2007

June 9, 2007 – 3:39 pm | 2,938 views
Manchester Academic Charter School Graduation 2007 SLB helps 8th graders prepare audio essays reflecting on their transition from Middle School to High School in a project funded by the Dominion Foundation.

Blue Apple Bluez

July 29, 2006 – 5:22 pm | 2,906 views

Point Park University’s Radio Theatre Camp

Students from Point Park University’s Summer in the City Radio Theatre Camp together with the Children’s Museum wrote and produced an amazing radio drama. They created their own sound effects and characters and with …

West Virginia Teachers

June 21, 2006 – 3:24 pm | 2,927 views
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Thirty-five teachers…thirty-five perspectives on career path, challenges and special moments. This 6 minute montage celebrates the views of participants in West Virginia University’s Summer Instritute for Teaching Excellence in the Arts, Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, June 21 2006

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Avalon Elementary Radio Book Reviews

March 12, 2005 – 4:06 pm | 1,524 views
Book-Pile_1 In February and March 2005, Avalon Elementary School in the Northgate School District created Radio Book Reviews as part of a unique pilot project in which 18 students wrote personal book reviews, prepared them for broadcast, and voiced their opinions using professional recording equipment from the studios of SLB Radio Productions. The reviews were released March 12, 2005 at the Northgate Arts Odyssey, a district-wide celebration of the arts.