Memory Lane Podcast
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Memory Lane Podcast

Celebrating pride in our heritage and promoting local artists.

Episode 1

'Paint The Town Proud' Intro

Recorded at the 'Underdog Arts' studio based in 'The Comeback' on Abbey Walk in Grimsby, our first episode introduces the project, the artists involved and what the project means for the art and heritage  community in Grimsby.

Image: The Underdog Arts Studio, Abbey Walk, Grimsby.
Episode 2

Three Day Millionaire 

To honour Great Grimsby weekend, we have released Episode 2 in our Memory Lane podcast.


Host Molly Charnley and co-host Becky Darnell are joined in the studio by film director Jack Spring and actor Michael Kinsey to chat about upcoming film 'Three Day Millionaire' which is set and filmed in Grimsby and pays homage to the towns rich fishing history. 

Image Copyright Grimsby Telegraph. Synopsis: IMDB.
Episode 3

Villains and the Supernatural

Molly and Becky are joined in the studio by urban spray artist and musician Rob Distant (In Vision Artisans) and local occult expert Jack Scott to chat about stories of reported haunting scenes, the great theft of Girl Pat trawler and one of Grimsby’s most renowned fisherman Bunny ‘The Beast’ Newton.


Disclaimer: this episode has mention of animal sacrifice, murder and suicide. Discretion advised.

Image: Birds Eye Factory Fire Aftermath - Grimsby Telegraph
Episode 4

The Mariners

With a history as rich and varied as Grimsby Town Football Club, this episode covers the ups and down's of the club and looks into it's promising future with one of GTFC's most dedicated fans and Mariners Trust board member Kristine Green and GTFC muralist Kevin Atkins.

Image: Grimsby Town FC pictured in 1900 | Source: Wikipedia
Episode 5

West Marsh Memories

Former Mayor of North East Lincolnshire and Author of the 'Girl on the Marsh', Jane Hyldon-King is in the studio to share her memories and stories of the West Marsh. Joined by Artist Andy Pea who is the lead artist for the West Marsh mural, hosts Molly and Becky learn all about growing up on the marsh in the 60's and 70's and the inspiration behind the second in the series of large scale artworks to celebrate Grimsby's heritage.

Image Source: Grimsby and Cleethorpes History Club @GrimsbyCleethorpesHisry
Episode 6

Fantasy, Myths and Legends - Grim and Havelock

This episode, we travel deep into the folklore of our town and exploring the mythology surrounding its founding with local occultist, ceremonial magician and student of the supernatural, Jack Scott. Joined by Artist Dale Mackie and hosts Molly and Becky.

Image: the statue of Grim and Havelock | Source: Grimsby Evening Telegraph
Episode 7

Grimsby Streets

Molly and Becky are joined by local historian, journalist and author Emma Lingard and artist Sarah Palmer (House with the Blue Door) to look into the history of Grimsby’s street names and seeing what they tell us about our town.

Image Source: Grimsby and Cleethorpes History Club @GrimsbyCleethorpesHisry
Episode 8

East Marsh Memories

Molly and Becky are talking East Marsh Memories with current Mayor of North East Lincolnshire and leader of East Marsh Involve, Councillor Steve Beasant.

With knowledge and memories spanning decades, Steve fills us in on stories of The Regal Theatre and the legendary street parties of Hope Street.

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