A podcast series exploring the voices and stories from the City of Sunderland. From sport to fashion, to politics and social change this series will cover it all. It's a brand new podcast series, every episode is different, so make sure you catch them all. Coming in December 2022. Find out more at https://www.sparksunderland.com
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Sunderland v Newcastle v Middlesborough: North East Passion
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Other clubs can't believe or understand why Sunderland and Newcastle as footy clubs mean so much to the fans and the cities. They spur each other on as clubs and fans; a massive derby, a massive rivalry. Middlesborough fans are also passionate and loyal, but they're on a level below the Sunderland/Newcastle derby - which is no disgrace, given Sunde…
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Is men's mental health in crisis? We explore the unspoken topics and discover why men won't talk about their mental health. We are joined by Michael Chapplow, who provides expert advice and opinion on the topic from his experience as a worker at mental health charity Andy's Man Club. Trigger Warning: Please be aware that this episode of Word on Wea…
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With the 2024 January transfer window creeping ever closer, join Callum, Dom, Liam, and local journalist Daniel Wills, as we discuss what's ahead for the upcoming season. The team behind this episode: Callum Close Dom Frank Liam Rafferty Word on Wearside is a Spark Sunderland podcast, produced by journalism students at the University of Sunderland.…
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On this episode, Joseph Hannen, Dylan Richardson and Josh Kirtley discuss potential areas for Newcastle United to improve on in the upcoming transfer window, with an exclusive interview with up-and-coming Newcastle reporter Joel Bland. In light of the ten month ban for former midfielder Sandro Tonali, who admitted to allegations of illegal gambling…
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The Impact of A.I. on Emerging Designers in the North East
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As the use of A.I. rises, young designers are becoming more and more nervous about their jobs and their futures. Could this be even tougher for us northerners? We have spoken to two people in the industry to help us find out if A.I. really impacts emerging designers in the North East, and how we can future-proof ourselves in this changing industry.…
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A multi-national episode, as representatives from England (Jack), Germany (Annika), and Albania (Marlind) discuss their countries' chances at the summer's Euro tournament. With analysis from BBC's Guy Mowbray, and The Athletic's Seb Stafford-Bloor. The team behind this episode: Jack Austwicke Annika Böttcher Marlind Ymeri Word on Wearside is a Spar…
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Whether it’s a gory slasher, or a suspenseful thriller, the world of horror is as varied as it is terrifying. And, with a constant stream of films produced, it can be difficult to find the choicest cuts. There are podcasts out there showcasing the highest quality horror, as well as new releases; they’re well-made, well-informed productions, by prof…
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Racism has always been a problem in football, however in recent years there has been a rise in racially motivated incidents. In this episode of Word on Wearside, we speak about the problem, the impact it has, and the Sunderland based charity Show Racism the Red Card, who are fighting to put an end to racism in football. Content Warning: Please be a…
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Ever heard of Pickleball? Join us, Ryan & Tom, in 'Pickles and Paddles', a short and dynamic episode of Word on Wearside as well delve into the exciting world of Pickleball, a fast-growing sport captivating the North East of England. We take you behind the scenes, sharing firsthand experiences from our interviews with the vibrant members of the Sun…
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Today on Word on Wearside, we will be discussing the current cost of living crisis, the origin of the 'North-South divide', and asking the public in Sunderland how they've been affected by it. The team behind this episode: Adam Beresford Liam Caffry Matthew McKenry Word on Wearside is a Spark Sunderland podcast, produced by journalism students at t…
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The rise of South Shields has been nothing short of meteoric in recent years, but little is known about how the Mariners got where they are. We spoke with South Shields F.C.'s Head of Media and Communications Dan Prince, and players John Lufudu and Lirak Hasani, to find out more. The team behind this episode: Dom Aberdeen Toby Phipps Word on Wearsi…
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Please be aware that this episode contains frequent reference to unhealthy eating habits, diet culture, and eating disorders throughout. Listener discretion is advised, and listeners who are particularly affected by these topics are advised to take precaution. There has been recent heightened attention surrounding body image and diet culture on soc…
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Join Christian, Ben, and Adam, as they discuss the Newcastle Takeover by the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund, and whether the club's success has been earned or bought. This spirited debate looks into the varied reactions from fans and supporters. The Team Christian Casey, Ben Pescod, Adam Scorer With teaching supervision by Richard Berry, Jay S…
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In today’s episode we’ll be talking about how the cost-of-living crisis is affecting students in the North-east. Featuring interviews with Oladimeji Adepoju (Prince), the President of Wellbeing with the University of Sunderland Students' Union, and members of Sunderland's student population. The Team: Caitlin Anderson Charlotte Burdon Gina Carr Chl…
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A look back and ahead to the third series of the hit Netflix series Sunderland 'Til I Die, featuring interviews with Sky Sports' Tom White, and SAFC supporters network Spirit of '37. The Team: Andrew Beharie Christopher Mills Sam Pringle Lauren Taylor With teaching supervision by Richard Berry, Jay Sykes, and Jenny Wotherspoon, and proof-listened b…
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In this episode we take a look at two local services that provide alternative mental health support to Sunderland Communities: 17Nineteen is a community arts organisation that works with art to engage with the community. The Foundation of Light is a part of Sunderland Football Club and they provide support through organised sport. The Team: Marvelo…
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Kieron, Nathan and Paul explore what the Tyne and Wear derby means to them while appreciating whether there may be such a level playing field any time soon. This episode investigates how the lack of a competitive fixture since 2016 has grown supporters weary, or alternatively fiery, in the hope of a derby match. The biggest question, meanwhile, is …
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Warm spaces, often called warm banks, have been slowly popping up in the news over the last few weeks, but what exactly are they? We answer that question by speaking to a Sunderland-based journalist, and someone who is helping to run a warm space in the heart of the city. The Team: Bethany Jones Eve Percy Callum Rowe With teaching supervision by Ri…
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This episode, a conversation about mental health within male football. Featuring Sunderland footballer Luke O’Nien, former Newcastle U23 goalkeeper Nathan Harker, Northern League manager Tony Fawcett, and If You Care Share founder Matthew Smith. Luke and Nathan speak to us about their own personal mental health battles and what they have done to ov…
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In this episode we are talking about international fashion culture and more particularly about fashion trends in Greece, Malaysia, Romania, and of course the UK. Four different countries with some common fashion trends. I hope you enjoy it! The Team: Jayne Loo Ornela Korcari With teaching supervision by Richard Berry, Jay Sykes, and Jenny Wotherspo…
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Please be aware that this episode contains some use of homophobic language, specifically use of the word "puff", at approx. 9 minutes 35 seconds. Listener discretion is advised. Homophobia in football has been a talking point for years, but with the World Cup playing in Qatar the issue has never been more relevant. We will be discussing this today,…
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Why are we in a cost of living crisis? And how are people being affected? Today, we break down the crisis. The Team: James Barker Will Brown Daniel McCallum Max McVittie With teaching supervision by Richard Berry, Jay Sykes, and Jenny Wotherspoon, and proof-listened by Tyler Selby. A Spark Sunderland podcast, produced at the University of Sunderlan…
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