Oral History Medway

Made In Medway

History EN ↓ 2 episodes

Made in Medway is a podcast dedicated to capturing the lived experiences, memories, and voices of the Medway Towns’ diverse communities. Hosted by Robert Flood and Dr Christopher de Coulon Berthoud, each episode explores personal stories that illuminate the area’s cultural heritage, diaspora histories, industrial past, and ever-changing social landscape. Made in Medway is an Oral History Medway podcast. Join us as we celebrate the Medway Towns, one story at a time.

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Oral History Medway

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Latest episode

Nov 18, 2025

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Episodes

Pioneers of Flight - Short Brothers Oral History Medway podcast 18.11.2025

In August, Rochester Cathedral welcomed a remarkable visitor – the Short Scion aircraft, a symbol of Medway’s proud aviation heritage. But behind the aircraft lies a far greater story: the story of the Short Brothers, their factories at the Seaplane Works and Rochester Airport, and the people whose lives they shaped. In this episode of Made In Medway, Dr Chris de Coulon Berthoud and Rob Flood unco...

Made In Medway - Trailer 12.11.2025

Made in Medway is a podcast dedicated to capturing the lived experiences, memories, and voices of the Medway Towns’ diverse communities. Hosted by Robert Flood and Dr Christopher de Coulon Berthoud each episode explores personal stories that illuminate the area’s cultural heritage, diaspora histories, industrial past, and ever-changing social landscape. From factory floors and shipyards to high-st...

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