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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May 9, 2025

From There to Here... 2025

As part of their 2025 Social Studies unit, thirty-seven Winchester Thurston School fifth graders interviewed people who came to the Pittsburgh area from other parts of the world. Here are excerpts from these interviews, and the students’ reflections on this project.
May 3, 2025

Live Music: Damon Buxton

From 05/03/2025: Music and conversation with classical guitarist and composer Damon Buxton
May 3, 2025

Youth Express: Band of Steel

From 05/03/2025: Band of Steel first robotics team members Benjamin Feath, Saketh Veeramachaneni, Ethan Murick, Oliver Hagerty, Zilin Liu, and Luke Challinor on their project designed to educate young people on ocean health.
May 3, 2025

Youth Express: South Hills Children's Choir

From 05/03/2025: South Hills Children's Choir and accompanist Laura Rogers in advance of their Spring Concert Carpe Diem, Unity Presbyterian Church, 5/16 (7 pm)
May 3, 2025

Interview: Freedom House: Giving Life a Second Chance

From 05/03/2025: L. E. McCullough with information on a reading of his play Freedom House: Giving Life a Second Chance, dramatizing the 1967 creation of Freedom House Ambulance Service, the first mobile emergency medical unit in the U.S. staffed by professionally-trained paramedics.
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