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.
Read the full story »Beats were dropped as campers tried their hand at songwriting. Some even wrote haiku poetry.
On our sixth day of Radio Camp, campers were asked what they would like to be when they grow up. In class we have an aspiring Jacksonville Jaguar quarterback (don’t worry, there’s a plan), a doctor by day and a humanitarian jitney by night combo (like a very mild mannered Batman) and a ton of future teachers.
On our fifth day of Radio Camp, we decided to readdress nuanced discipline known as “Proper Microphone Technique.” But, to make it more fun we played the “Who Am I” game where students each received a sticky note, wrote down the name of a famous person, then stuck said note to a neighbor’s forehead. Each camper then got a chance to use a wireless mic and ask Yes or No questions in an attempt to figure out who they were, all while having to exhibit perfect mic technique.
On our fourth day of Radio Camp, just one day away from July 4th weekend, we asked campers what they thought about and planned to do on our nation’s birthday. One camper had plans to travel to beautiful, exciting, exotic Buffalo, while many more mentioned barbecuing and explosions.
On our third day of Radio Camp we decided that the our room needed a little more chutzpah, moxie, and/or verve. So campers and teachers alike helped to create a vast collection of radio-themed art to decorate the room with.
In Spring 2014, SLB Radio Production, Inc. worked with 40 second graders at Fanny Edel Falk Laboratory School as they explored how technology supports us in having a voice. The second graders identified two issues of concern; being mindful about meat consumption and fruit waste. Students recorded podcasts while learning about the equipment and techniques used in radio production.
On our second day of Radio Camp, campers were introduced to our trademark recording roles of: Producer, Engineer and Talent. Afterwards they each received their very own reporters notebook, which they’ll write in almost everyday and shall act as a journal during the Summer. Each camper then wrote down and recorded three unique things about themselves.
On our very first day of Radio Camp at the Summer Dreamers Academy (at Pittsburgh Faison) campers got a chance to learn about one another through team building games like two truths and a lie. Believe it or not, none of the campers have been to the Moon or eaten dog food.
Students in Tween Scene at Carnegie Library – Woods Run, wrote and recorded these pieces about a time they felt proud about something they accomplished.
Students in Tween Scene at Carnegie Library – Woods Run, wrote and recorded these pieces where they describe a radio program of their creation!