Building Community Through Audio

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SLB Radio Productions, Inc. uses radio and audio to amplify voices of youth — and members of other communities whose stories are often marginalized — to educate, empower, and build community. We believe that all people have the capacity to develop authentic voices and know that their voices matter — that they matter — and that their voices can be used for self-expression, inquiry, and change.

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January 17, 2026

Live Music: Madeline Jo & Friends

From 01/17/2026: Folk band Madeline Jo & Friends, featuring Madeline King (vocals, guitar), Cara Steinberg (bass, vocals), Graham Whitacre (percussion), and Zack Wolynn (keys), in advance of their show as part of SongSpace series, First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh, 1/24 (7:30 pm)
January 17, 2026

Youth Express: Kassidy

From 01/17/2026: Kassidy (4th grade, South Fayette) sharing her experiences and thoughts.
January 17, 2026

Interview: Prime Stage Theatre, Freedom House

From 01/17/2026: Playwright L.E. McCullough with information on the Prime Stage Theatre production of Freedom House: Giving Life A Second Chance, dramatizing the 1967 creation of Freedom House Ambulance Service.
January 17, 2026

Youth Express: City of Asylum Youth Poet Laureate

From 01/17/2026: The 2025-2026 City of Asylum Youth Poet Laureate Ivy Smith (11th grade, Lincoln Park)
January 17, 2026

Youth Express: FLAG Program

From 01/17/2026: South Fayette High School students Pranita Chakkingal (12th grade), Morgan Dolence (10th grade), and Safina Khilji (11th grade) from the FLAG (Fly Like A Girl) Program which helps girls from five local high schools get an FAA license to fly drones
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