Three Tynes
3tynespodcastThe home of Three Tynes, including the audiovisual music-animation project and the audio 3tynespodcast about grassroots music in the moors and valleys of Northumberland and the upper South Tyne.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 100 | Subscribers | Read | 3tynespodcast.substack.com |
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It's April 1st 2026
Four episodes in March! A visit to the Let’s Sing group in Hexham, led by Julie Finch, to discover the importance of singing for good mental health and a bumper episode - how could it be shorter? - on singing political songs with two season...
Performing political songs
Political songs are alive and well and being performed every day here in the North East. If you go to a small gig or an open mic session, you are likely to hear mention of issues such as social deprivation, poor mental health, lack of emplo...
Bonus episode: Allen Valleys Folk Festival 2026 preview
Peter Aldcroft and Craig Atkinson tell us about the 2026 festival - an amazing variety of music, free workshops and spoken word, open mic, delicious food, the ceilidh and the spectacular burning of the wolf on Allendale square.
Singing for fun with Julie Finch and Let's Sing
Today, we visit Let’s Sing, a group led by Julie Finch that’s held twice a month in the West End Methodist Church in Hexham. The group is for anyone who enjoys a good sing and meeting friends. We’ll hear from Julie and some of the regulars ...
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3tynespodcast, part of the Three Tynes project, is a free to access podcast about music and the people who make it and listen to it in the valleys of the South Tyne, the North Tyne and the Tyne.
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