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Talking History is a new project set up by the originators of Big n
Bostin Heritage and Barrier Free Audio Production Talking History combines our audio expertise with a very strong interest
in community and oral history Talking History can record your memories and produce high quality audio
based programmes on CD |
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Our recent projects include: West Bromwich Voices (1940s—1950s) Audio CD produced by Anne Wilkins, Ray Gormley & Pete Millington The Long and Winding Road by Pete Millington A timeline of Disability history on PowerPoint Proud to be Disabled A 60 minute video documentary Produced by Paul Boaler, Paul Woodfield & Pete Millington If you would like your memories or those of a loved one recorded onto
audio CD or your group would like to run an oral history project—why not
contact us for a chat about your ideas? Send an email to Talking History using the link below and we’ll give you
a quote |
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The Return of the Prodigal Paddy Read some chapters of an online book exploring Anglo
Irish identity in Birmingham UK Copyright Pete Millington |
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Listen to a sample track from one of
our oral history interviews. Pete Millington in conversation with Len Tasker,
a disabled gentleman from Coventry in his 90s who set up the first disability
social club in the city in 1938. In this part of the interview Len
talks about his pioneering work launching a holiday bungalow for people with
iron lungs in the early 1980s. Listen To Track One Requires Windows Media Player Look through the online PDF scrap book containing
historical documents from Len’s archive of the |
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Listen to more oral history
recordings: Local Memories from the 1940s and
1950s |