Please be aware that this episode contains frequent reference to abuse, sexual abuse, child sexual abuse, rape, and murder. Listener discretion is advised, and listeners who are particularly affected ...

Ellie, Taylor, and Luke tackle a big problem in the world of grass-roots football – lack of funding. Without funding, many Sunday League teams simply wouldn’t exist.

This episode of Word on Wearside is made in collaboration with The Final Nail Podcast. We all know how complicated and expensive dying can be, but what if you have a few extra stone? As a death ...

Joe and Rob discuss the importance of homegrown talent to Sunderland and the wider area; why should clubs prioritise training their own academy players from the ground up, rather than rely on transfer ...

Rising influencer Rory Gissing has proven that fitness can positively affect a person’s mental health. However, if it’s not kept at a steady balance, it can also cause a person to spiral, with calorie ...

Three Sunderland-based business owners break down what different generations mean to them – you’ll hear from Jonathan Pickup of Jonathan Pickup Hair, Mandy Brown of Harrison & Brown Furniture, and ...

Representation is important as it helps people feel less alone, by letting them know there’s a community of others like them. Unfortunately, the history behind queer representation in the media is a ...

“A lot of the time, people don’t realise that right on our doorstep there’s this incredible music scene.” – When artists like Favourite Child’s Connor Thompson say this about cities in the North East, ...

Chris Rigg is the latest academy player to make a major first-team breakthrough at Sunderland. However, Chris’ story isn’t the reality for most young players. In this episode of Word on Wearside, ...

In this episode of Word on Wearside, we delve into why many students need to work alongside their studies and how it impacts their life. Balancing work whilst studying can lead to a number of issues; ...

Over the last few months, we have seen footballers on social media sharing about their mental health; from Man City’s Kyle Walker opening up on Twitter (now X), to Kevin Scott, as announced by Knotts ...

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