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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February 14, 2026

Live Music: Mardi Gras with Phat Man Dee

From 02/14/2026: Music and conversation featuring Carlos Peña (guitar), Lori Russo (bass, vocals), Miguel Sague III (percussion, vocals), and Cabaret Jazz vocalist Phat Man Dee in advance of her Mardi Gras show at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library and Music Hall, 2/17 (7 pm), Carnegie
February 14, 2026

Interview: United Way Tax Services

From 02/14/2026: Emily Schmidlapp from United Way of Southwestern Pa. with information on free income tax preparation services for southwestern Pa residents
February 14, 2026

Youth Express: Montour High School Poetry Club

From 02/14/2026: Montour High Poetry Club seniors Autumn Pallotti, Sejal Manocha, and Kit Komnick sharing original writing
February 7, 2026

Live Music: Beach Boise Idaho

From 02/07/2026: An acoustic set with Beach Boise, Idaho featuring Sam Berman (percussion, vocals), Graham Albright (guitar, vocals), Jason Gallagher (guitar, vocals), and Anthony Catanzarite (bass, vocals)
February 7, 2026

Youth Express: Alumni Theater Company

From 02/07/2026: From Alumni Theater Company, Robert Reed-Williams (11th grade, Westinghouse Arts Academy) and Emoni Erica Green (9th grade, Environmental Charter School) with a preview of Akeelah and the Bee, 2/13 through 2/15, 6601 Hamilton Ave, Homewood
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