NE Roots Podcast – Episode One: The Last Miner

In this first episode of the NE Roots Project podcast, young people from Headliners (UK) and The Activity Den uncover the living industrial heritage of Tanfield Lea and Stanley in County Durham.

The Last Miner was created by young people who explored local history through interviews with a former miner and conversations with community members, capturing real voices and stories of the area’s mining past.

This project was made possible thanks to the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund and the players of The National Lottery.

🎧 Listen and discover the heritage that shaped County Durham’s communities.

Project Podcast Sandwich brings together young people from South Tyneside to talk about different issues.

This week we have conversation with Simon, who is a counsellor at CCC and resource-writer at Self Detective.

This podcast was brought to you by Headliners in association with Tyne Coast College as part of the OWT or NOWT podcast series.

This podcast would not be possible without the kind support from the Community Foundation.

Project Podcast Sandwich brings together young people from South Tyneside to talk about different issues.

This week young people talk about Mental Health and Stress.

This podcast was brought to you by Headliners in association with Tyne Coast College as part of the OWT or NOWT podcast series.

This podcast would not be possible without the kind support from the Community Foundation.

Young people are joined by Chris to talk all things fitness and nutrition for Esports

Young people are joined by special guest, gold medalist, Emma Rose to talk about careers in Esports.

OWT or NOWT Podcast

Centurions ESport Podcast - All About Esports.

Funded by the Community Foundation.

Young people from South Tyneside discuss their views on this topical panel show, in front of a live studio audience, recorded as part of their OCN London 'Capturing Audio' course in March 2023. In this episode the group discuss the third anniversary of the Covid pandemic and it's lasting effects on both their education and lifestyles.

The Owt or Nowt Podcast was recorded live at South Tyneside College, featuring a live audience and in association with Headliners UK and Digital Transitions; presented by Billy Watson, Alan Stephenson, Christian Stanton, Mayson Sawyer, Shafin Sarker, Fenton Robinson, Cameron Nicholson, Ben Lovell and Mahin Khan. It was produced by Mahin Khan and Shafin Sarker and sound was recorded by Alan Stephenson and Wayne Madden.

The Digital Transitions project is funded by the Lloyds Bank Foundation to support young people in the North-East of England.

Young people from South Tyneside discuss their views on this topical panel show, in front of a live studio audience, recorded as part of their OCN London 'Capturing Audio' course in March 2023. In this episode, the group discuss employability, what is wanted/expected from life and defining the work life balance.

The Owt or Nowt Podcast was recorded live at South Tyneside College, featuring a live audience and in association with Headliners UK; presented by Billy Watson, Alan Stephenson, Christian Stanton, Mayson Sawyer, Shafin Sarker, Fenton Robinson, Cameron Nicholson, Ben Lovell and Mahin Khan. It was produced by Mahin Khan and Shafin Sarker and sound was recorded by Alan Stephenson and Wayne Madden.

Our Digital Transitions project is funded by the Lloyds Bank Foundation to support young people in the North-East of England.

Young people from North East England speak about employability issues and the matters which most affect them. Recorded at South Tyneside College, South Tyneside.

The Digital Transitions project is funded by the Lloyds Bank Foundation to support young people in the North-East of England.

Headliners (UK) and CoRAY are delighted to share Episode 4 of the CoRAY Voices Podcast where young people talk to Dr Eleanor Leigh about how young people can deal with feeling socially anxious