Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan are BACK with a new episode of Tyne Travel, and this time our comedian/history buff hosts chat to a very special guest.

Dan Jackson is the author of the award winning book The Northumbrians and this is a fascinating chat, as Raul and Mike find out why people in this area are the way they are.

Catch Tyne Travel LIVE with Dan at The Stand in Newcastle on 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, as ever, available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt - Please support North East comedy.

Stand up comedians Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan are back with their amateur history podcast Tyne Travel, a journey through the history of this region we call the North East of England.

This is the final part of their four part special on the history of comedy in the region, focusing on the Near The Knuckle collective of the 80s and early 90s.

They talk the storied life of 'The Human Anvil' Anvil Springstein, the unfathomable genius of of Tony Mendoza, the early steps of Ross Noble and tonnes more.

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content has JUST dropped.

It's Tyne Travel podcast and your hosts, comedians and amateur history buffs Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan are joined by Lee Kyle for the third of four episodes about the history of comedy in the North East.

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where exclusive content has just dropped where Raul tells an AMAZING story about Gazza.

Episode 6 of Tyne Travel Podcast with comedians and amateur historians Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan.

This episode is part 2 of 4 on the history of comedy in the North East with guest Lee Kyle, and our esteemed hosts hear tales of Spike Milligan's links to the region, a human Anvil, the WORST person to ever do comedy in the North East.

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where you can find extra content NOW.

Mike and Raul are LIVE with special guest Dan Jackson at The Stand in Newcastle in September, get tickets FAST.

Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan are BACK with Tyne Travel podcast and this is the first part of a fascinating four part series about the history of comedy in the North East with fellow comedian and even more amateur historian Lee Kyle.

In this, they take an overview of some stories from the music hall and before, about the local connection to the Lincoln assassination, the man who was sacked and replaced by a monkey and the Newcastle comedian who was sentenced to death.

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where you can ALWAYS find bonus content for every show we produce,

A really fascinating podcast episode this, strongly recommended listening.

It's Tyne Travel, the podcast hosted by comedians and amateur historians @raulkohlicomic and @mike_milligan_comedian64, where they talk about fascinating tales of North East history interspersed with their own personal takes and anecdotes.

This is the story of the role that Newcastle had in the abolition of slavery. You may know a little about Earl Grey but there is lots more to this fascinating story that - for example, there really should be a blue plaque outside @thealchemistuk...

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where you can now find exclusive content from this episode (Among lots of other things, almost 200 podcasts by North East comedians on topic such as history, comedy, music, sport, TV, sex, movies and lots more!)

It's the third episode of Tyne Travel podcast, the local history podcast with comedians and amateur historians Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan.

A fascinating episode this one, they talk World War 2 and it's impact on the region. It features an unlikely story of how the war impacted on Raul's family..

This was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where you can find exclusive content about how WW2 was responsible for that Middlesbrough delicacy the parmo!

TYNE TRAVEL - The Great War

Comedians and history enthusiasts Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan are back with episode 2 of Tyne Travel - The podcast about the history of the North East of England.

A huge topic for this one as they delve into an overview of the regions fascinating and often overlooked role in the First World War.

And Raul tells the story of the Geordie word Radgie and how it ties into his Indian heritage...

This episode was available a week ago at patreon.com/feltnowt where bonus content has just been made available.

Welcome to episode one of Tyne Travel, where comedians and history buffs Raul Kohli and Mike Milligan enthusiastically discuss the incredible stories of the history of the North East of England.

patreon.com/feltnowt