Signals from the North

This weeks LIVE-1-SHOT-NO-PREP mix and broadcast for Star & Shadow Radio. Some belters, the odd slip but hey who's listening, who cares? I had fun. LIVE & DIRECT from The Dream Centre. Sponsored by RenewLife Colon Hydro-Therapy and Zapata Mexican Restaurants - 'the Rio Grande of your Life and a FIST full of Flavour'

Hard Disk find from 2003. Like all shite made back then unfinished but a nice time capsule unlocked. Electro Scene ov Byker - Sponsored by Newcastle City Council Social Housing Dept.

Weekly show for Star & Shadow Radio Live & Direct from the mental arena and the Dream Centre. mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio

Weekly show for Star & Shadow Radio Live & Direct from the mental arena and the Dream Centre. https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio

The Golden Goat comes to an end of it's 3 month seasonal jaunt around the outer-fringes of sonic sorcery and to mark this end we've got a very special LIVE broadcast (as always) with a special guest sharing the airwaves. Antony Daly runs 586 Records in Newcastle and has been a main stay of the Northern Disk Jock circuit for over 25 years. He's graced the dex many many times at S&S both new and old venue. A freeform chat about life and music, from Year Zero (1990) up until today. He'll take us through the tunes and tracks that made him. More Dessert rather than Desert Island, it'll be no Acid Trifle though as we'll have an uninterrupted mix after the chat that will no doubt leave you....à bout de souffle

Dormant on a minidisc for 20 years When three lads were the biggest electro pop outfit in the Station Road area of South Gosforth....... the rest is history No ableton, no mastering, no editing, no clue

A fortnightly show on Star & Shadow Radio mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio A live low frequency deep dive into the noosphere, far flung sounds from a lost world, a sonic ceremonial peel of the cosmic onion. A Chronic Jock Itch Salve™ for the disheartened.

The Golden Goat 26 September Star & Shadow Radio by signalsmmx

A fortnightly show on Star & Shadow Radio mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio A live low frequency deep dive into the noosphere, far flung sounds from a lost world, a sonic ceremonial peel of the cosmic onion. A Chronic Jock Itch Salve™ for the disheartened.

New to ITV6 this Autumn - hard boiled detective Sgt McHugh who never leaves the house

A fortnightly show on Star & Shadow Radio mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio A live low frequency deep dive into the noosphere, far flung sounds from a lost world, a sonic ceremonial peel of the cosmic onion. A Chronic Jock Itch Salve™ for the disheartened.

The Golden Goat fortnightly show on Star & Shadow Radio mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio A live low frequency deep dive into the noosphere, far flung sounds from a lost world, a sonic ceremonial peel of the cosmic onion. A Chronic Jock Itch Salve™ for the disheartened.

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

At the start of lockdown in UK we set up Star & Shadow Radio. Star & Shadow Cinema is a volunteer built and run arts space, cinema and music venue completely run by volunteers with no paid staff, managers or hierarchies. The Wednesday Show was the first show to start broadcasting and ran for around 8 weeks across March and April. It was a lot of fun. There's chat, phone-ins, quizzes and guest mixes. Check out and follow Star & Shadow Radio here >>> https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio and to find out more about Star & Shadow Cinema check out the website and get involved! >>> https://starandshadow.org.uk

New fortnightly show on Star & Shadow Radio https://mixlr.com/star-shadow-radio A live low frequency deep dive into the noosphere, far flung sounds from a lost world, a sonic ceremonial peel of the cosmic onion. A Chronic Jock Itch Salve™ for the disheartened.

Sommer Tanz Party Star And Shadow Part II 060719 by signalsmmx

Live recording of Justin Mills +2hour warm up for Carlos Souffront at Star & Shadow Cinema 7 June 2019. www.starandshadow.org.uk

From 1984 until 1992 five National Garden Festivals were held in UK. One of them was in Gateshead in 1990. It lasted 157 days across that summer and received over three million visitors. People loved it and still talk about it today. The Garden Festivals were the idea of UK Conservative environment secretary Michael Heseltine in 1980. They were based on the German post-war Bundesgartenschau concept for reclaiming large areas of derelict land in cities. All the festivals were held in areas that had become derelict and poisonous in the wake of industrial decline. They each cost between £25 - £70 million. I made an edit of TV footage from the Gateshead Garden Festival and put this mix on it as a soundtrack. If anything the original footage is weirder than my edit. It presents a very strange world; giant inflatable Jonathan Swift characters, Civil War/Norman conquest re-enactors, Native Americans banging drums, Baphomet sculptures in amongst the begonias and what look like South Sea islanders with no clothes on playing cricket in front of Gateshead OAPS. A giant space ship was also situated near the banks of the River Tyne, It invited people on board for MISSION:TYNE & WEAR and experience a flight into the stars complete with adapted flight simulator hydraulics and night club lighting. The whole festival looks brilliant. You can watch the film here >>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OinAh76S6BE&t=644s The garden festival itself is presented like some mad dream and in some ways it is. The festivals were produced to encourage global business into areas that were in steep decline. For Gateshead it was hoped the site would be occupied by Japanese and European technological companies. But it never happened and the land that the festival used remained empty for the next 10 years. The area around the River Team, a once highly toxic tributary of the River Tyne, got redeveloped into a nature park and in 2002 the festival site ended up having expensive Scandinavian inspired houses built on it designed by the Red or Dead fashion designer Wayne Hemingway. You can still trace the pathways of the Garden Festival as you walk along the River Team today. If you look closely too, in amongst the empty bottles of white cider, discarded laptops, torn suitcases, condoms and nitrous oxide bulbs you'll find remnants of the festival's sculptures and the foundations of the mad caterpillar monorail. It's become an eerie interzone that makes the footage of the Garden Festival seem all the more unreal. MM

Disk Jock recordings from an amazing night at Star & Shadow Cinema. All Italo connected from stalwarts of NE dance craze - Antony Daly/586 Records + Chris Leathley from the old Road to Rimini crew. Supporting main act Heartbreak who returned to the venue after a 9 year hiatus. First sell out club night at the new S&S V.2!

Disk Jock recordings from an amazing night at Star & Shadow Cinema. All Italo connected from stalwarts of NE dance craze - Antony Daly/586 Records + Chris Leathley from the old Road to Rimini crew. Supporting main act Heartbreak who returned to the venue after a 9 year hiatus. First sell out club night at the new S&S V.2!

A fine 2 hour warm up from North East Techno Guru Justin Mills before headline Carlos Souffront plays. An amazing night with enough low frequencies to make your eye balls shake. Check out full recordings of night HERE >>> https://soundcloud.com/signalsmmx/sets/carlos-souffront-justin-mills-starandshadow

SF/Detroit purveyor of finest lysergic hypnotic grooves - Carlos Souffront at Star & Shadow Cinema in Newcastle upon Tyne - the North of England's best alternative music venue, cinema and arts space - keeper of the Northern underground flame. Support from North East Techno guru Justin Mills. HERE >>> https://soundcloud.com/signalsmmx/sets/carlos-souffront-justin-mills-starandshadow A fine rotation of raw & uncompromising bangers.

Carlos plays B2B with North East Techno Guru Justin Mills for last 45 minutes of a fantastic night where he headlined - RAW bangers and serious low frequency oscillations in the room. Full recordings of night HERE >>> https://soundcloud.com/signalsmmx/sets/carlos-souffront-justin-mills-starandshadow

Full recordings of a blistering rotation of RAW bangers from SF/Detroit purveyor of finest lysergic hypnotic grooves Carlos Souffront at Star & Shadow Cinema in Newcastle upon Tyne - the North of England's best alternative music venue, cinema and arts space - keeper of the Northern underground flame. Support from North East Techno guru Justin Mills. An amazing night with enough low frequencies to make your eye balls shake.

It is with great sadness that the Mangalore Sugar Cane Interests Plc has been dissolved. Our esteemed CEO Peter Mangalore is no longer with us. The board decided that we should make a special mix of music dedicated to his memory. As well as being the chair and lead of Mangalore Sugar Cane Interests Plc for over 40 years Peter Mangalore was engaged in many numerous philanthropic activities supporting the community, too numerous to list in full these activities included: Exorcisms for Tesco's East Lancashire sites, mobile local cat alerts in his old white Mercedes, birds of prey community outreach in the wilds of Northumberland and finally single handedly keeping in business ALL of the second hand and charity shops in the North West & North East of England (with a special notation to Blyth Town Centre Salvation Army Charity Shop who without Peter's continuous support would no longer be trading). The following tracklist has been specially cured in dedication to Peter's lifelong activities in making Mangalore Sugar Cane Interests Plc the global behemoth it was. Severed Heads - Nation Front 242 - Masterhit Polarius - Do The Smudge Laura Palmer - Conflict Huren - Tito Reconfig Panasonic - Sähkötin Arpanet - Illuminated Displays The Advent - Everythings Gone Green Remix Elecktroids - Algorithm Two Lone Swordsmen - Electric 4 Bird Sweet Exorcist - Per Clonk 2AMFM - Beyond Instinct Tyree - Oh Yeah Polarius - What's a Fryin Polarius - At the Seaside Lunapark - Lunapark Evelyn Smith - Lost in Love Model Man - Honest Doesn't Pay Valerie Dore - Get Closer Voyagers - Distant Planet Tuxedomoon - What Use

This is a live recording of my friend Peter Mangalore playing records just over 10 years ago at a night we used to do called Road to Rimini in Newcastle upon Tyne. Peter was the main DJ and played the final hour after Wee DJs live slot. It was an off shoot night called Face Your Fate which took place in the Northumberland Arms a literal underground boozer - the DJ set up by day served as a hot plate that would keep mince & dumplings warm for high street shoppers and Newcastle's professional shoplifting community. It was the perfect set up for Peter. Peter died this weekend. He was 42. Never got round to uploading this mix. This night was very special as it was the first time me and my mates had met Peter, we became firm friends after this and he would visit us up in the North East regularly. Pete had friends in the North East that loved him very much. We had originally connected through mutual friends - Ali Renault and the Human Shield Record Company crew/Magic Waves crowd who we had met a year previously. It's an understatement to say Peter was unique. He was a true outsider, supreme raconteur and a lot of fun to be around. We became very close. When on form and positive, he was a supreme force for good and an amazing individual. His enthusiasm for people, his generosity, talking to animals ('Alreet myeet'), seeing the absolute wonder in the most mundane and oblique shit - a champion of the weirdo. For the last few years Peter struggled with addictions and really poor health. At his peak though he was a mercurial force, egoless when it came to music and a generous creative talent. The loss of Peter will be felt by loads of folk especially in the North of England. He had a giant personality. I always felt this mix summed him up perfectly, a true outsider with a immense talent and raw energy. A live mix can really put you back in a time and place, especially when you can hear the crowd through the needles, it's an emotional mix for me and a proper time capsule of emotion and feelings. He had an incredible influence on me and introduced me and my peers and friends to so much good music - not just dance stuff. Peter saw the cracks in the reality tunnel and I owe him a great deal. Life was never dull around Peter. Michael x

Two from the top one from the bottom. Consonant please.

The Nightmare Continues at the Clock Factory. Arcane practice, heavy magick rotation, surface noise. the all seeing eye and voices in the ether. Tracklist in no order Gak Computer Madness Autechre Depeche Mode Advent DMX Krew Black Narcissus X Novamen Japanese Telecom Andrea Parker A Guy Called Gerald Jake Slazenger Perspects

Originally broadcast on Resonance Extra as Tyneside Sounds Society #7 The Ashington Mix - Sunday 26th November 2017. Ashington is in the North East of England with a population of roughly 27,000 . It’s a former mining town and was once one of the largest colliery sites in Europe. Woodhorn Museum is based on the site of the former Woodhorn Colliery. http://www.experiencewoodhorn.com We were invited by Woodhorn Museum to work with the young people at the YMCA group based in Ashington town centre and help connect the museum to the different communities and cultures in Ashington and South East Northumberland. http://www.ymcanorthumberland.org.uk The Ashington Mix is a fun and energetic composite of all the mixes, interviews and sounds they made.

A Nightmare Unfolds at The Clock Factory. A Supernatural Entertainment with Added Surface Noise, EVP and Crackles courtesy of Long Dead Communist Miners. In no order Disjecta Autechre Gescom Gravediggaz Schooly D Aphex Twin Sabres of Paradise Robotico Rejeckto Kraftwerk Transllusion Two Lone Swordsman MAT-101 Phoenicia Sub One

"The 70 billion people of Earth: where are they hiding?" Cabernet Voltaire Robert Görl Ryuichi Sakamoto Two Lone Swordsmen Lab Rat XL Roy of the Ravers Plaid Dr Rockit Front 242 Pan Sonic D'marc Cantu Goblin

A seasonal session slipping seventy per cent seven inch slabs of seductive sounds and surface noise into a two thousand and seven hundred second mix, casually stretched and selected for yule solstice salutations. Recorded and originally broadcast via short wave transmission from a mobile transmitter van hooked up to the Pontop Pike transmitter on the edge of Gateshead Metropolitan Borough in the North of England. 30% infrasound and sonic artefacts discarded and accessioned into the West Gateshead Sonic Artefact Library in Bensham, Gateshead, UK. Includes in no order Venetian Snares Fad Gadget Telly Savalas Stock, Hausen & Walkman Xinlisupreme Tide of Iron Dominic Smith Shemale Patsy Cline Paul Hardcastle Two Lone Swordsman Circa Tapes FSB Numbers stations Short Wave Intercepts The Cheeseburn Choir Play Tonto ……

For the Museums Association (MA) annual conference and exhibition this year we set up a private and confidential Failure Confessional™. We invited museum professionals to unburden themselves of the shame of museum failure and embrace a more reflective practice. We initially thought of it as a humorous provocation but then people started to pile into it across the two days and some people became really emotional and found it a really positive therapeutic experience, which took us by surprise. Luckily we were prepared as our Museum Confessor® was a trained CBT therapist. I also went around with a mic irritating and interupting people who were having a nice time at the conference to talk about failure and tried to work around museum language and ask questions about failure. Unsurprisingly many people find it an uncomfortable topic. Why don't museums talk about it? Why don't they admit failure? Or do they? What is failure to them? The conference is a big deal for museums in the UK, there are 100s of delegates who attend from all over the country representing different museums. The conference and exhibition also includes many companies and organisations that are connected to what is called the Heritage Industry; designers, consultants and people selling things to museums. This year it took place at the Manchester Conference Centre. They are usually pretty dry affairs but this year the MA organised a creative fringe programme called Festival of Change to stir things up a bit - the Failure Confessional™ was part of that. This mix is an edit of some of the interviews and includes a specially themed FAILURE playlist that includes Swans, The Smiths, New Edition, Patsy Cline, The Beach Boys, Loretta Lynn and Perry Como. We set up a twitter account to further wind up museum professionals about their institutional failures. https://twitter.com/MuseumFailures https://www.museumsassociation.org/news/02102017-festival-of-change-will-see-creative-interventions-at-manchester-2017

Room recording with MC and live remixing from YMCA Ashington group part of People & Play project with Woodhorn Museum and YMCA Northumberland. Image from Ashington Group Collection (Pitman Painters - Woodhorn Museum). YMCA Ashington was home of the Ashington Group or Pitman Painters nearly 80 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashington_Group http://www.ymcanorthumberland.org.uk http://www.experiencewoodhorn.com

Cut & Paste Tape Mix from I.R.S (The Casual Remix Group) Part of the People & Play project with Woodhorn Museum in South East Northumberland and young people from YMCA Ashington. The Gaming Mix was I,R & S's (three of young people we worked with at YMCA Ashington) first ever attempt at making a Cut&Paste Tape mix. Before the sessions they didn't know what a tape was, by the end they were flying blind, with no monitoring and made a 40 minute mix of music and sounds they like - a themed Gaming Mix of brilliant new pop music and sound effects from games. It's great and a bit mad. By the end of sessions they decided to call themselves The Casual Remix Group. http://www.experiencewoodhorn.com http://www.ymcanorthumberland.org.uk

REVEREND BILLY & THE STOP SHOPPING CHOIR: TRUMP DEPRESSION HOTLINE UK TOUR Recorded at Blackfriars, Newcastle upon Tyne 20 October 2017 https://soundcloud.com/revbilly http://www.revbilly.com Hosted by Wunderbar and the amazing Ilana Mitchell http://wunderbar.org.uk

Dedicated to Big Niall Mercer - A Behemoth to the Flame of Newcastle's Alternative Nightlife. Chris & Cosey - Arcade Front 242 - Ethics OMD - Messages Kraftwerk - Pocket Calculator Yahoo - Nobody’s Diary CTI - Future Shock New Order - 586 (Peel Sessions) Arbeid Adelt - Death Disco Happy Mondays - Wrote for Luck (Think about the future) KRS One - Outta Here Boards of Canada - Happy Cycling (Peel Sessions) Aphex Twin - We are the Music Makers Tackhead - Is there a way out Queen - Flash Gordon Soundtrack The Fall - And Therein

We were invited by Woodhorn Museum near Ashington, Northumberland to deliver a session as part of the Northumberland Miner's Picnic on 10th June 2017 that, working with visitors, would offer a response to the Jeremy Deller: Battle of Orgreave temporary exhibition at Woodhorn. http://www.experiencewoodhorn.com/jeremy-deller-the-battle-of-orgreave-(an-injury-to-one-is-an-injury-to-all-2001/ We selected 40 tracks from the Top 100 UK singles of 1984 and used them and lyrics to prompt people about life, culture, identity, heritage and experience of the area. We recorded over 20 people on the day who attended the picnic and live in the area; young and old from 6 to 65. Thanks to Andrea, Anita and Liz at Woodhorn.

An awareness call from our technical team by signalsmmx

When did fish and chips become one of UK's favourite dishes? Why do British people love a curry? Food is something we all need. It brings people together. What we eat reflects the world we live in. But what about its history? Is there really such a thing as traditional British food? These are recordings of conversations with visitors to Newcastle's Discovery Museum on 22 February 2017 during school half term. https://discoverymuseum.org.uk/ The 'Time Kitchen' was a pilot public engagement initiated by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums TNT (Try New Things) programme. Time Kitchen offered visitors a free taster menu of historical recipes (Roman Lentil Casserole, 18th Century Hot Chocolate and Medieval Gingerbrede) and asked the question - When (and where) does your food come from? Is there really such a thing as traditional British Food?

When did fish and chips become one of UK's favourite dishes? Why do British people love a curry? Food is something we all need. It brings people together. What we eat reflects the world we live in. But what about its history? Is there really such a thing as traditional British food? These are recordings of conversations with visitors to Newcastle's Discovery Museum on 22 February 2017 during school half term. https://discoverymuseum.org.uk/ The 'Time Kitchen' was a pilot public engagement initiated by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums TNT (Try New Things) programme. Time Kitchen offered visitors a free taster menu of historical recipes (Roman Lentil Casserole, 18th Century Hot Chocolate and Medieval Gingerbrede) and asked the questions - When (and where) does your food come from? Is there really such a thing as traditional British Food?

When did fish and chips become one of UK's favourite dishes? Why do British people love a curry? Food is something we all need. It brings people together. What we eat reflects the world we live in. But what about its history? Is there really such a thing as traditional British food? These are recordings of conversations with visitors to Newcastle's Discovery Museum on 22 February 2017 during school half term. https://discoverymuseum.org.uk/ The 'Time Kitchen' was a pilot public engagement initiated by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums TNT (Try New Things) programme. Time Kitchen offered visitors a free taster menu of historical recipes (Roman Lentil Casserole, 18th Century Hot Chocolate and Medieval Gingerbrede) and asked the questions - When (and where) does your food come from? Is there really such a thing as traditional British Food?

When did fish and chips become one of UK's favourite dishes? Why do British people love a curry? Food is something we all need. It brings people together. What we eat reflects the world we live in. But what about its history? Is there really such a thing as traditional British food? These are recordings of conversations with visitors to Newcastle's Discovery Museum on 22 February 2017 during school half term. https://discoverymuseum.org.uk/ The 'Time Kitchen' was a pilot public engagement initiated by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums TNT (Try New Things) programme. Time Kitchen offered visitors a free taster menu of historical recipes (Roman Lentil Casserole, 18th Century Hot Chocolate and Medieval Gingerbrede) and asked the questions - When (and where) does your food come from? Is there really such a thing as traditional British Food?

When did fish and chips become one of UK's favourite dishes? Why do British people love a curry? Food is something we all need. It brings people together. What we eat reflects the world we live in. But what about its history? Is there really such a thing as traditional British food? These are recordings of conversations with visitors to Newcastle's Discovery Museum on 22 February 2017 during school half term. https://discoverymuseum.org.uk/ The 'Time Kitchen' was a pilot public engagement initiated by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums TNT (Try New Things) programme. Time Kitchen offered visitors a free taster menu of historical recipes (Roman Lentil Casserole, 18th Century Hot Chocolate and Medieval Gingerbrede) and asked the questions - When (and where) does your food come from? Is there really such a thing as traditional British Food?

When did fish and chips become one of UK's favourite dishes? Why do British people love a curry? Food is something we all need. It brings people together. What we eat reflects the world we live in. But what about its history? Is there really such a thing as traditional British food? These are recordings of conversations with visitors to Newcastle's Discovery Museum on 22 February 2017 during school half term. https://discoverymuseum.org.uk/ The 'Time Kitchen' was a pilot public engagement initiated by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums TNT (Try New Things) programme. Time Kitchen offered visitors a free taster menu of historical recipes (Roman Lentil Casserole, 18th Century Hot Chocolate and Medieval Gingerbrede) and asked the questions - When (and where) does your food come from? Is there really such a thing as traditional British Food?

When did fish and chips become one of UK's favourite dishes? Why do British people love a curry? Food is something we all need. It brings people together. What we eat reflects the world we live in. But what about its history? Is there really such a thing as traditional British food? These are recordings of conversations with visitors to Newcastle's Discovery Museum on 22 February 2017 during school half term. https://discoverymuseum.org.uk/ The 'Time Kitchen' was a pilot public engagement initiated by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums TNT (Try New Things) programme. Time Kitchen offered visitors a free taster menu of historical recipes (Roman Lentil Casserole, 18th Century Hot Chocolate and Medieval Gingerbrede) and asked the questions - When (and where) does your food come from? Is there really such a thing as traditional British Food?

When did fish and chips become one of UK's favourite dishes? Why do British people love a curry? Food is something we all need. It brings people together. What we eat reflects the world we live in. But what about its history? Is there really such a thing as traditional British food? These are recordings of conversations with visitors to Newcastle's Discovery Museum on 22 February 2017 during school half term. https://discoverymuseum.org.uk/ The 'Time Kitchen' was a pilot public engagement initiated by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums TNT (Try New Things) programme. Time Kitchen offered visitors a free taster menu of historical recipes (Roman Lentil Casserole, 18th Century Hot Chocolate and Medieval Gingerbrede) and asked the questions - When (and where) does your food come from? Is there really such a thing as traditional British Food?