Episodes
Carole Williams from our Charity of the Week Autism in Mann shares some real life experiences of those who are Autistic, during what is Autism Acceptance Month. Find out more here Autism in Mann – Isle of Man autism parent support group
April is Autism Acceptance Month so our Charity of the Week with Kelproperties.com is Autism in Mann. Carole Williams tell us all about the wonderful work they do and to give some helpful advice for those living with or affected by Autism. Autism in Mann – Isle of Man autism parent support group
Cathedral Foundation for Music and the Arts teaches the island's young people choral singing to a very high standard, funds the training of an Organ Scholar each year, and provides all sacred music at the Cathedral as a gift to our Island community - amongst many other things! Marlene Maska and Ian Thompson tell Christy all about it . Funding Our Music
Foundation for Music and the Arts (FMA) holds responsibility for supporting and funding St German's Cathedral Music Department. They teach the island's young people choral singing, fund the training of an Organ Scholar each year and provide all sacred music at the Cathedral. Marlene Maska and Ian Thompson tell us more. Funding Our Music
Lucy Buxton tells Christy about the Manx Deaf Society
Christy catches up with Collabro's Jamie Lambert ahead of their return to the Gaiety Theatre next weekend, Saturday 28th March. Find out more and book tickets here Collabro
Tiffany Kerruish tells us about the special Drone Show taking place on Friday (20th March) to celebrate City Day and mark the Year of the Manx Language
It's British Sign Language Week and the Manx Deaf Society are getting involved. So we've invited Lucy Buxton to tell us all about the work the charity do on the Island and how they could help you, if you have any form of hearing loss. Find out more here Manx Deaf Society | Home
Christy caught up with rocker Dockers on One2Three this afternoon, to chat about DC/AC's FInal Stand gig in TT 2026 and the exclusive pre-sale event at the Sea Terminal tomorrow (14th March 26)
Jen Adams from Manx Whale and Dolphin Watch 'whalecomes' us to their new Info Centre in Peel and tells us about some of the incredible creatures we can see around our Island coasts, from dolphins & whales to sharks, rays and even swordfish. Find out more on their website
Manx Whale and Dolphin Watch has been at the forefront of marine mammal science on the Isle of Man since 2006. They work year round to ensure the safeguarding of whales, dolphins and porpoises (cetaceans), as well as basking sharks, through non-invasive research and public engagement. Jen Adams tells us more.
Astronomer Howard Parkin is giving a talk at Peel golf club this Thursday 12th March about some of the women who've broken the glass ceiling in the field of astronomy and space flight, going back over 3,000 years. To book phone 842227 or email pgceventerein@gmail.com. He also tells us what wonders we can expect to see in our Dark Skies in the coming weeks.
Set up in February 2023 by Karen Van Den Berg and Sharon Lunt, who both have the condition, the Manx Endometriosis Support Group aims to raise awareness and education for those affected by endometriosis. They hope to make access to care a norm and not at the expense of many years of fighting and in many cases paying privately.
Local music duo Harvey, aka Stu Watret, Carl Holden and their unofficial 3rd member AI*, have been celebrating that one of their very first singles features in new Disney+ Series 'Love Story'. The series, about the relationship between John F Kennedy Jnr and Carolyn Bessette, has brought a new international audience of many thousands to Harvey's music, as Carl Holden tells Christy. *Read last year's story about the pair using AI to recreate Stu's voice here: HARVEY : Carl Holden, Stu Watret and their artificial 'third member'! - X Manx Radio Live Lounge - Manx Radio
It's Eating Disorders Awareness week, so we've been catching up with Georgie Shelley and Molly Spiers from Manx Eating Disorder Support all this week on One2Three.As they explain, there is a great deal of misunderstanding and a number of myths around eating disorders, but there is hope for those who may be struggling. Find out more here: Manx Eating Disorders Support – Isle of Man
February is Eating Disorders Awareness Month, so we are catching up with Georgie and Molly from the Manx Eating Disorder Support charity, to find out how they support individuals and family members affected by eating disorders. If you or a loved one think you may be struggling with any kind of eating disorder, get in touch with the Charity manxeatingdisordersupport.com
Manx Wild Bird Aid celebrate their 10th Anniversary this year. Melanie Beattie shares the background of the charity and tells Christy what it means to be a volunteer, from rescuing and releasing rare birds to knitting nests for new arrivals! Manx Wild Bird Aid - Home
Viking re-enactor Tom Bell is taking on a very physical challenge on 22nd March: running a half marathon while wearing heavy Viking dress and carrying weighty Viking weaponry. He’s doing it to raise money for Hospice. And he took time out of his half term holiday (also Viking themed, naturally) to tell Christy all about it. Follow his progress and donate here.
Melanie Beattie gives us the background of the small charity made up of Island Wide volunteers who go above and beyond to rescue, rehabilitate and release sick or injured wild birds.
Sight Matters' Caitlyn Bradley and Peter Marshall tell Christy about their many varied plans to mark the 90th Anniversary of the charity and share more details about the work they do on Island for those with serious sight loss.
Our latest One2Three Charity of the Week is Sight Matters. They are celebrating 90 years of providing services and support to those on the Isle of Man with serious sight loss. Cathryn Bradley and Peter Marshall tell us more about the wonderful work they do.
Caitlin Bradley tells Christy about the work of St John Ambulance Isle of Man, from training to attending events, to maintaining defibrillators and so much more. You can find out more here St John Ambulance IOM | For the Faith, For the Service of Humanity
Our Charity this week is St John Ambulance Isle of Man. Caitlin Bradley tells us all about the wonderful work this vital organisation does on the Island, how it all began and how you can support them.
Paul Healey BEM and Matthew Palmer tell Christy about Craig's Heartstrong Foundation, the charity that has saved hundreds of lives, thanks to bi-annual free screenings and the 600 defibrillators situated around the Island.The One2Three Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com
Juan Callister is about to complete his mighty icy mission, which has seen him adding a minute of dip time in ice cold water every day of January. Tomorrow, he'll get in the sea for 31 minutes and is inviting everyone to come along. It's all to raise money and awareness for Isle Stand Up To Suicide and other mental health charities. He has SMASHED his original target - to the power of ten. Support his cause here: https://www.justgiving.com/page/juan-callister-1
Douglas Choral Union are bringing 1950s New York back to the Gaiety Stage with much loved musical "Guys and Dolls", opening February 21st. Jude Fullerton, Simon Fletcher and Natalie Smith popped into One2Three to tell us about it. Get your tickets now from VillaGaiety
Craig's Heartstrong Foundation was originally set up by the Lunt family in memory of their 25 year old son, Craig, who died in April 2005 from a previously undiagnosed heart defect. As a result of the annual screenings they run with Cardiac Risk in the Young and the 600 defibrillators they have funded around the Island, they have saved hundreds of lives. Paul Healey BEM and Matthew Palmer tell us more. Craig's Heart Strong Foundation – Isle of Man Heart Charity
Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association is an Isle of Man registered charity that has been raising money to support research into cancer and providing support to Island Residents affected by cancer, since 1959. The big ‘C’ on the logo actually stands for CURE for cancer. Executive Officer Sandy Denning tells Christy more. Home - Isle of Man Anti Cancer Association
Isle of Man Anti-Cancer has been raising money to support research into cancer and providing support to Island Residents affected by cancer, since 1959. Sandy Denning tells us how the charity began, how it's going and what the plans are for the future. Find out more about them here: Home - Isle of Man Anti Cancer Association
Kat Ions and Lucy Corlett tell Christy about the charity Riding for the Disabled Isle of Man, which celebrates 50 years in 2026, while young riders Matthew Corlett and Evie Roberts talk about the incredible difference it has made to their lives.