Tyne Travel

Tyne Travel

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Tyne Travel episodes

  • Episode 19 - Mackems

    Where does the name Mackem come from. Is the thing you think true?


    This was available earlier at patreon.com/feltnowt, where you can now get bonus material about why they call people from Darlington Monkey Hangers!

    29 min
  • Episode 18 - Geordies?

    It's Tyne Travel - the North East history/comedy podcast with Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan and it's back after a tiny break with a look through a question that doesn't have an easy answer?


    Why ARE Geordies called Geordies? You might think you know, but maybe it's not quite that...


    A lovely trip through history, replete with speculation and the sort of ramshackle interest that comes with ADHD.


    Get this at Spotify or Apple podcasts OR a week earlier at patreon.con/feltnowt where a bonus episode is also available.

    25 min
  • Episode 17 - From Pit Poetry to Gangsta Rap

    Raul interviews Damian Erskine, about some very interesting links between Victorian era pitman poets in the North East and hip hop.

    Where the first ever rap battles in the region? Well, sort of...


    A really fascinating episode about a side of North East history few have considered.


    This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content is available NOW!!

    40 min
  • Tyne Travel 16 - Halloween!

    It's episode 16 of Tyne Travel podcast, the North East local history podcast hosted by comedians and history enthusiasts Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan.


    This time they get all spooky, talking about ghost stories from our haunted past. Do they believe them? Honestly, they kind of do.


    Featuring talk about Alan Robson too, who Raul mistakes for Robson Green.


    This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content is now available where Raul tells a ghost story!

    36 min
  • 15 - Mike chats to Sharon Vincent

    A special episode of local history podcast with comedians Mike Milligan and Raul Kohli as Mike flies solo and interviews North East history polymath and comedy fan Sharon Vincent.

    Sharon talks about some of the forgotten women of North East comedy she discovers and touches on her book about Sunderland murders.

    We barely scratch the surface though, from books to talks, Sharon has done so much and we'll definitely have her back.

    This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where more from Sharon is now available.

    35 min
  • Episode 14 - Music

    It's the local history podcast about the North East of England with comedians Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan and this time they talk the music scenes of the region.

    From sea shanties to hip hop, The Animals to Sam Fender via Ant and Dec, plus Mike tells us about the band he used to be in - They sound BAD!
    See Tyne Travel LIVE at The Stand in Newcastle with guest Dan Jackson on Monday 18th September: https://www.thestand.co.uk/performance/15554/tyne-travel-the-history-of-the-north-east-why-i-man-what-it-means-to-be-a-northumbrian/20230918/newcastle
    This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content is available now

    34 min
  • Episode 12 - The Vikings

    Ooops sorry everyone!


    This was meant to be out a couple of weeks ago, before episode 13 oddly enough...


    Anyway, it's about the Vikings and the surprising and devastating effect they had on the region.

    31 min
  • 13 - The Jarrow March

    It's episode 13 of the fascinating Tyne Travel podcast with comedians and keen history fans Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan.

    This time they discuss the Jarrow March, what lead to it, how it was reported at the time and some interesting stories of those on the crusade.

    Jjoin patreon.com/feltnowt to get bonus content an episodes a week early!

    29 min
  • Episode 11 - Interview with Jane Gulliford Lowes

    A fascinating episode of Tyne Travel this one, as Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan (stand up comedians and history enthusiasts) interview the author Jane Gulliford Lowes about, among other things, her book Above Us, The Stars.

    They discover that there is a very good chance that they each may well have had relatives who served together in WW2!

    It's one of the best podcasts we've ever produced this, you really should consider Jane's book:

    Over 55,000 young Bomber Command airmen made the ultimate sacrifice; thousands more of their comrades survived one of the bloodiest and most controversial campaigns of the Second World War, but never spoke about their experiences after the end of hostilities.

    Above Us The Stars tells the story of one of those men, 20-year-old wireless operator Jack Clyde. Through contemporary documents, Jack’s own notes, Squadron records, family testimony, interviews with Bomber Command veterans and German civilians, the author pieces together not only the story of Jack and his 10 Squadron Halifax crew, but also that of the family he left behind in the Durham mining town of Seaham Harbour.

    You can get it in Waterstones or from Amazon but she'll also sign you a copy if you go via her website: https://www.justcuriousjane.com/above-us-the-stars/

    This episode was released last week to patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content can now be found.

    55 min
  • Episode 10 - The Saints

    It's Episode 10 of Tyne Travel podcast and comedians/history buffs Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan are talking the fascinating history of the saints of the North East of England.

    Listen to ancient tales of Bede, Cuthbert and more and find out how they are still having a huge influence on the world today.

    This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where you can get a twenty minute long bonus episode RIGHT NOW!

    34 min

About Tyne Travel

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Comedians and history buffs Mike Milligan and Raul Kohli take a look at the history of the North East of England.