Wearside Echoes by Sunderland Echo and National World, is presented by journalist Chris Cordner who is setting out to explore all about Sunderland's wonderful past.
You'll hear from a wide array of voices about what it was like growing up in Sunderland, the places they went, the things they saw, the people they met and the impact this wonderful place has had on their lives.
From local celebrities to those in the know, you'll be surprised, delighted and reminded of just how special Sunderland is.
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Wearside Echoes by Sunderland Echo and National World, is presented by journalist Chris Cordner who is setting out to explore all about Sunderland's wonderful past.
You'll hear from a wide array of voices about what it was like growing up in Sunderland, the places they went, the things they saw, the people they met and the impact this wonderful place has had on their lives.
From local celebrities to those in the know, you'll be surprised, delighted and reminded of just how special Sunderland is.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In episode 3, Bill Barron recalls growing up behind the scenes at the Empire Theatre in Sunderland - the place where his dad was 'first trumpeter' in the resident orchestra and where his mam worked in the bar. He got to meet stars such as Stan Laurel and The Beatles - but what did he think of them?
Wearside Echoes brought to you with the support of Tony Clarke Funeral Directors and with music by https://www.purple-planet.com/
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