From 01/27/2024: Morgantown-based fiddler, guitarist and singer/songwriter Gray Buchanan previewing her SongSpace show at First Unitarian with Bertha and the Belles, 1/27 (7:30 pm), Shadyside.
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From 07/09/2016: Akil from Hip Hop on L.O.C.K. gives his account of the Pittsburgh Bicentennial Parade.
Caller: Jamar, Kennedy Blue Communications
From 07/09/2016: Jamar from Kennedy Blue Communications gives his account of the Pittsburgh Bicentennial Parade.
Caller: Sonia, Pakistani American Association of Greater Pittsburgh
From 07/09/2016: Sonia of the Pakistani American Association of Greater Pittsburgh gives her account of the Pittsburgh Bicentennial Parade.
Propel Northside Radio Club: Week 1
As part of the Propel Northside Summer Camp, students rising into first through eighth grades visited our studios to talk about role models, their favorite animals, and tell a collaborative story.
Radio Camp 2016 – Week 2 – Neighborhood Stories
During week two, campers wrote and recorded stories about their neighborhoods, made guesses as to where Mr. Tad and Mr. Chad had gone, and produced some other stories and rhymes.
Camp FUN: Round Table Police Discussion
In the wake of recent police shootings, campers at Camp FUN had round table discussions about law enforcement.
Radio Camp 2016 – Day 5 – My Name
On our fifth day, campers wrote, discussed and recorded the origin’s of their names. They were then asked, if they could change their namesake, what would they change it to?
Camp Fun: Getting to Know Each Other
In our first session together – and especially because it was only the second day of camp – Radio Campers shared a little about themselves. Check out their responses below and get ready for some great audio from these groups as the summer rolls along.
Radio Camp 2016 – Day 4 – Animal Stories Pt. 2
Radio campers at Summer Dreamer’s Academy continued to write and record their animal-themed stories.
Radio Camp 2016 – Day 3 – Animal Stories
On our third day, campers were inspired by Naveah’s impromptu animal story to write and record their own versions.
