We Share These Streets

Discover the city streets that were sacrificed to make way for the former concrete retail behemoth that was Broadmarsh shopping centre.

This episode features: Lister Gate, the Walter Fountain, Greyfriar Gate, Paddock Street, Astoria, Chesterfield Street, Canaan Street, Broad Marsh bus station, Drury Hill, Primitive Methodists and Kia-Ora.

The Imagine Words & Music article referenced in the episode can be read here:

http://imaginewordsandmusic.com/about-jingles/history-of-jingles/

The theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

Incidental music is High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

A Nottinghasm production.

Written, presented, and produced by Scott Taylor.

Research by Danielle Etches.

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OTHER MUSIC AND SOUND FX

• swinging by Dee Yan-Key is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/legalcode

Hear the turbulent true story of one woman’s experience of domestic abuse in Victorian and Edwardian Nottingham.

We Share These Streets tells true tales of everyday folk in bygone Nottingham.

This episode features: Chard in Somerset, Laceopolis, the old Midland Station, old St Ann’s, Bloomfield Street, Hungerhill Road, St Ann’s church, Gawthorne Street, New Basford, Thomas Adams, architect Robert Clarke, Falcon Grove, Sherwood Rise Medical Centre, and Wilford Hill cemetery.

The theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

With his kind permission this episode also features Another Time, Another Place by The Haunted Guy. This wonderfully atmospheric track is available to stream and buy here.

T incidental music is excerpts of High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

Nottingham Women’s Centre

[email protected]

0115 941 1475

Nottinghamwomenscentre.com

Respect – support for male victims of domestic abuse

080 801 0327

Respect.uk.net

A Nottinghasm production.

Twitter: @WSTSpod

Email: [email protected]

Written, presented, and produced by Scott Taylor.

Research by Danielle Etches.

Thank you for listening!

Athlete Willie Wragg is virtually unheard of nowadays but played a key role when Nottingham Forest won their first FA Cup in the Victorian era. A soccer journeyman, he went on to become a stage entertainer working alongside Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel in Fred Karno’s army.

We Share These Streets tells true tales of everyday folk in bygone Nottingham.

Very special thanks to Diane Pearson for inspiring this episode.

Theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

Incidental music is High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

A Nottinghasm production.

Twitter: @WSTSpod

Email: [email protected]

Written, presented, and produced by Scott Taylor.

Research by Danielle Etches.

Sound effects and additional music:

Norwegian football match/soccer game ambience.WAV by habbis92(from Freesound.org). Appears under the Creative Commons Zero License.

Football Crowd - Near miss ooh 2 - Southampton Vs Hull at Saint Mary's Stadium.wav by Quistard (from Freesound.org). Appears under the Attribution License.

Crowd Laughing.wav by MDRivet (from Freesound.org). Appears under the Creative Commons Zero License.

Original Rags (1900, piano roll) by Scott Joplin (from Freemusicarchive.org) appears under a Public Domain Mark 1.0 License.

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An escape from a WW2 prison camp and 200-mile journey on foot through a mountain range to safety sound like something from a far-fetched adventure story, but it all happened to a young soldier from St Ann’s in Nottingham in 1943.

We Share These Streets tells true tales of everyday folk in bygone Nottingham.

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The theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

This episode also features the superb Tintagel – Pride of St Piran 2021 by The Haunted Guy, which is available via Bandcamp here.

Incidental music is High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

A Nottinghasm production.

Twitter: @WSTSpod

Email: [email protected]

Written, presented, and produced by Scott Taylor.

Research by Danielle Etches.

This episode features the vocal talents of Danielle Etches and Teresa Hatherley.

Sound effects:

Marching Band Passes By by FlatHill (from Freesound.org). Appears under the Creative Commons Zero License.

Sweet static 2 by Vedas (from Freesound.org). Appears under Creative Commons Attribution License.

Boxing Bell Signals by Saviraz (from Freesound.org). Appears under the Creative Commons Zero License.

English Countryside with Church Bells (Short).wav by lazymonk (from Freesound.org). Appears under the Creative Commons Zero License.

Clean Record Scratch by kwahmah_02 (from Freesound.org). Appears under the Attribution License.

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Nowadays we’re used to trams snaking around Nottingham city centre, but the city’s first trams began in the late 1800s and were horse-drawn. Learn about the development of the old tram system and one local man’s lifelong and pivotal involvement.

We Share These Streets tells true tales of everyday folk in bygone Nottingham.

Theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

Incidental music is High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

A Nottinghasm production.

Twitter: @WSTSpod

Email: [email protected]

Written, presented, and produced by Scott Taylor.

Research by Danielle Etches.

Sound effects:

• Classic rim shot.wav by rodincoil (from Freesound.org). Appears under the Creative Commons Zero License.

Creative Commons Zero License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode

A former soldier from St Ann’s gets a unique view of Victoria Station as it prepares for closure in 1960s Nottingham.

True tales of everyday folk in bygone Nottingham.

Theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

Incidental music is High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

A Nottinghasm production.

Twitter: @WSTSpod

Email: [email protected]

Written, presented, and produced by Scott Taylor.

Research by Danielle Etches.

Sound effects:

Steam Whistle.wav by NLM (from Freesound.org). Appears under the Attribution Noncommercial License.

Stream Train Station Noises.wav by BobMorris1 (from Freesound.org). Appears under Appears under Creative Commons Zero License.

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WSTS ep 4 show notes

Love blossoms after an impromptu wartime visit to The Bell.

True tales of everyday folk in bygone Nottingham.

This episode was made possible thanks to the wonderful Kate Gavaghan, granddaughter of George and Rose. Special thanks also to Satpal Kaur, Thomas Murray and Jackie Duff, who all made essential contributions that are hugely appreciated.

Theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

Incidental music is High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

A Nottinghasm production.

Twitter: @WSTSpod

Email: [email protected]

Written, presented, and produced by Scott Taylor.

Research by Danielle Etches.

Sound effects:

Pub in Cambridge by domasmo (from Freesound.org). Appears under Creative Commons Zero License.

bell.wav by 13gkopeckak (from Freesound.org). Appears under Appears under Creative Commons Zero License.

Sitar long.aiff by Kahiho (from Freesound.org). Appears under Attribution License.

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Danger lurks in Nottingham during the blackout of WW2. A real-life episode in the life of Colwick postmaster Cyril.

True tales of everyday folk in bygone Nottingham.

A Nottinghasm production.

Twitter: @Nottinghasm

Email: [email protected]

Written, presented and produced by Scott Taylor.

Research by Danielle Etches.

Theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

Incidental music is High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

Sound effect:

Alarm, Air Raid Siren, Test, Devonport, Sony PCM M-10.wav by audiojacked (from Freesound.org). Appears under Creative Commons 0 License. Full license details: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode

The true story of Carole, a young Nottingham ice-dancer who enchanted audiences in the 1940s and 50s.

A Nottinghasm production.

Twitter: @Nottinghasm

Email: [email protected]

Written, presented and produced by Scott Taylor.

Research by Danielle Etches.

Theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

Incidental music is High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

Sound effects used in the episode and their attributions are as follows:

Impatient whimpers and barks.mp3 by moffet (from Freesound.org). Appears under Creative Commons 0 License.

brassmusic.mp3 by vollkornbrot (from Freesound.org). Appears under Creative Commons 0 License.

Applause, huge, thunderous by peridactyloptrix (from Freesound.org). Appears under Creative Commons 0 License.

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A troubled wireless enthusiast wrangles with the law.

True tales of everyday folk in bygone Nottingham.

A Nottinghasm production. Twitter: @Nottinghasm. Email: [email protected]

Written, presented and produced by Scott Taylor. Research by Danielle Etches.

Theme music is Everyone’s Welcome by The Haunted Guy.

www.thehauntedguy.com

Incidental music is High Tide (instrumental) by Kian Tony.

www.futurehousemusic.co.uk

Sound effects used in the episode and their attributions are as follows:

Sweet static 2 by Vedas (from Freesound.org). Appears under Creative Commons Attribution License (see link below).

Radio tuning switching through frequencies German radio stations by SkyMary (from Freesound.org). Appears under Creative Commons 0 License.

ValveRadio Short Wave scan by Fieldofsky (from Freesound.com). Appears under Creative Commons Attribution License (see link below).

Classical Waltz Loop by Mrthenoronha (from Freesound.com). Appears under the Attribution Noncommercial License.

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