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 03/19/2016: Michelle Parolini of Change the Game talks about the organization’s aim to build social capital in high school juniors and seniors.
We asked Radio Club members at the North Side’s Perry Traditional Academy to take out their crystal ball and gaze 10 years into the future. Where do they see themselves living? What will their profession be? What do they see themselves achieving?
Students from Pittsburgh King Radio Club visit the SLB studio and talk about their favorite cartoon shows and movies.
Tune in to the inaugural episode of the Nathan & Rydell Show! They’re two 8th graders at Pittsburgh King with a tremendous passion for all things sport. On this week’s show they discuss some of the best players from this past football season, predict next season’s AFC/NFC Champions, and breakdown Peyton Manning’s retirement and his place in NFL history.
In Winter of 2015-2016, SLB Radio Productions, Inc., in partnership with Shady Side Academy’s After School Explorers worked with a group of students to learn about and explore the technology used to make audio recordings for radio, while practicing their ability to express themselves. Each student wrote and illustrated a book about their lives containing pages about their families, their friends, places they’ve traveled and even explanations on how to do something!
8th graders at Clairton assembled to record another installment of the student-led podcast, The Tscadop. Their topic this week? The animated film, “Frozen.”
Whether it’s a pet, a car, or a person – there’s a lot of thought that goes into naming something. And when that name is your own, you don’t even get to choose it! We asked out Perry Traditional Academy group what they knew about their own first names. Is there a story behind their moniker? Would they change their name and, if so, what would they change it to?
During the 2015 – 2016 and 2016-2017 school years, SLB Radio, in partnership with Family Resources’ out-of-school time program at BJWL in Glen Hazel, convened a group of middle school-aged girls in the Empower Me Healthy program. While learning about digital audio recording, the group spent time discussing how to establish, build, and maintain healthy life relationships with an emphasis on reducing teen dating violence (bullying/harassment) as well as maintaining a healthy self-image. Through mentoring and the expertise of partnering organizations, the girls will be armed and empowered with knowledge and skills to share with peers, parents, teachers and the community at large.
Students at Clairton reassembled to record another installment of the student-led podcast, The Tscadop! Their topic this week? The controversial, seemingly never-ending remaking of comic book properties.
Students at Pittsburgh King performed the first third of an “Escape!” radio drama, “The Abominable Snowman!”