On the programme today:
- were joined in the studio by author Jill Drower, brother to Roly and great great granddaughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Cunningham who created the camp of the same name - the first one of its kind in the British Isles (even before Butlins!). Jill has just released a fabulous hard back book, 'Good Clean Fun', all about the Camp and the social history of the time. You can get it now from The Bridge Bookshop, the Lexicon and Amazon Marketplace amongst others or email scrudgebooks@gmail.com for more information
- also today, did you know that less than 3% of photographs of sport in newspapers depict women? We spoke to Natalie Jackson, a Manx woman who is on a mission to change that and make the image of sport more gender equal; find her business Totally Runable here, and follow the campaign at #SeeSportyBeSporty
- and we asked whether you would be happy to give up your phone at the dinner table as restaurant Frankie and Benny's introduce a No Phone Zone.
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