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News, Current Affairs & Sport Podcasts:

MANX RADIO UPDATE:

  • Update Friday 17 April 2026

    The MHK behind assisted dying is ‘disappointed’ the UK government blocked a move to grant it Royal Assent in its current form.Peel Commissioners have met for the first time since a row broke out last month.Amazon MGM Studios will be on Island soon, filming for an upcoming TT movie.

MANX NEWSCAST: 

  • Call for election candidates to make 'concrete commitment to carers'

    Ahead of the general election the Manx charity Crossroads is asking candidates - what will you do for the Island's carers?It's written an article titled 'The Hidden Economy of Caring' in which it says: "We spend a lot of time talking about the cost of care. We spend far less time talking about its value. "Yet without unpaid carers, our health and social care system would look fundamentally different."Jackie Betteridge is the CEO at Crossroads.She told Lewis Foster why they've put together this article - and why now.

AGENDA: 

  • Agenda 3.8.26 - tax - do we pay enough for the services we want?

    In the latest of our pre-election broadcasts we’re looking at tax. One way to fill the £100m gap in government finances would be to pay more tax, but what could a future government do to boost its income? Tax is seen by many as an inhibitor to the enterprise needed to grow our economy, so tax rises need to be considered very carefully. Find out more about Manx taxes on this week’s Agenda. Over several centuries lower tax and duties have been the cornerstone of Manx economic success but can we rely on that in the future? A very taxing conversation on this week’s show.

MANX RADIO MANNIN LINE:

  • It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Friday 7th August 2026

    Live from Knockaloe at the Royal Manx Agricultural Show with farmers Sam Morrey & James Allanson,, Murray Cringle (MNFU), Stephen Keeley (Creamery), Tim Cowsill (DEFA), Lee Cain (President) and Beach Buddies Bill Dale. . It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Friday 7th August 2026

PERSPECTIVE:

  • Perspective 2.8.26 - the Chief Minister looks back at the five years of his administration

    As the dying embers of the Cannan administration gently cool the Chief Minister joins us to look back at the past five years. We regularly hear the phrase “this is the worst government we’ve ever had” trotted out in the run up to possibly the last four elections, but is that true? You won’t be too surprised to learn that Alf Cannan doesn’t think so. Indeed Mr Cannan is bucking a trend in being the first Chief Minister in more than twenty years to stand in the election that follows his term in charge. He talks to Perspective about the challenges presented over the past five years and his frustration over lack of progress in certain areas. He even claims some successes.

MANX RADIO SPORT:

  • Friday Sport Preview (7-8-26)

    In tonight's programme:Pre-season preparations are well underway in Manx football with just a few weeks to go until the start of the 2026/27 season, we hear about some of the latest summer developmentsHundreds are expected to descend on Ramsey this weekend for the Isle of Man Marathon and Half-Marathon Championships on SundayAn eight-strong Isle of Man snooker team is on its travels across the water to take on counterparts from the UK & Ireland And we hear from Isle of Man professional boxer, Jade Burden following the announcement of her latest title fight coming up in just over two months' time
    This week featuring Tony Mepham, Dave Griffiths, Darryl Hill and Jade Burden

Manx History, Heritage & Culture:

MANX RADIO HOLD NEWS:

  • OLD NEWS 09 AUGUST 2026 - 1405

    This week H turns the clock back a bit - quite a bit to be honest as he looks at what could have been the main stories in the Manx press of 1405!

 MANX RADIO'S ISLAND LIFE SERIES:

  • Just who is Judith Ley?

    Judith Ley has been entertaining Manx Radio listeners for four decades, following an interesting career that took her all across England from her native Liverpool, where she mingled with star names and worked with corporations such as the BBC. Dave Moore in conversation with the Sundown, At Your Service and Guild presenter.

AT YOUR SERVICE:

  • It's over 26 years old - but the message is fresh, relevant - and powerful. Listen here!

    Recorded 26 years ago - still relevant today - Rev'd David Adam, author and former Vicar of Lindisfarne - Holy Island - finds a huge mesage in just one verse of St Patrick's Breastplate - and modern-day pilgrim Richard Littledale shares some thoughts inspired by the hills of North Wales, as he prepares to walk the ancient pilgrim route - the Camino de Santiago - plus music and another packed notice board.

MANX RADIO AT 60:

  • Manx Radio at 60: The Last Look

    John Moss takes a final trip into the archives to relive some of the finest interviews and features we've brought you throughout our 60th anniversary year.

KELLY'S EYE: 

ISLE OF MAN HERITAGE RAILWAYS: 

  • MANX ELECTRIC RAILWAYS 130th ANNIVERSARY

    A continuation of Mike Buttell's journey through history on our Heritage Transport in a year of Anniversary Celebrations.  This week: Mike completes the journey to Ramsey, remembers a landslip that might have seen the end of the Railway and reveals a top secret service at the top of Snaefell, in this final part of our series about the Island's pioneering and much loved form of transport.

TERRY CRINGLE'S HISTORY MAN:

THE CHARLES GUARD SERIES

  • Giles Job relives childhood memories of Derby Castle

    Giles Job lived in the Derby Castle Hotel as a child in the late 1940s. At the time the building was divided into two apartments and he and his family lived in one of them.
    On a recent visit to the Isle of Man he took the opportunity to talk to Charles Guard about his memories of the living there, including anecdotes about the Derby Castle theatre, the dance hall and the underground maze of cellars and passages that he explored as a young boy.
     

Manx Language:

ABBYR SHEN REESHT:

  • Abbyr Shen Reesht - Say That Again 2ah Mee Luanistyn - 2026 - August 2nd

    Ta meeryn ayns shoh ass 'Shiaght Laa' ayns shoh, as ass 'Claare ny Gael' ta kione currit er un skeeal ass Skeealyn-ferrish Grimm as toshiaght er fer elley. / There are pieces out of 'Shiaght Laa' here, and from 'Claare ny Gael' an end is put to one story from Grimms' Fairy-tales and a start to another.

ABBYR SHEN:

  • ABBYR SHEN

    A course in learning to speak Manx by Brian Stowell, published by Manx Radio in Manx Heritage Year 1986 and reissued by the Gaelic Broadcast Commission. Lesson 12: Final lesson - Revision

CLAARE NY GAEL:

  • Claare ny Gael 2nd August 2026

    The celebration of Laa Luanys, the first day of August, was a cause of concern to the Manx clergy - not so much carnival as carnal. One of Grimms' Fairy-tales in a Manx translation ends and another begins. There's also plenty of Celtic music and song to enjoy.

Motorsport:

JOURNEY TO A DREAM:

  • The Biker Mums - Catriona McIntosh Thomson & Jayne Simpson

    Not every journey to a dream starts on the Mountain Course - and not every hero in the paddock wears leathers.In this episode of Journey to a Dream, the spotlight shifts to two important people behind the scenes: the biker mums.Catriona McIntosh Thomson and Jayne Simpson are known around the paddock as the mums of Grant Thomson and Marcus Simpson, but their role in road racing goes far beyond that.They talk openly with Beth about what it’s like when your child chooses road racing, the nerves that never quite go away, the early mornings, the overflowing trophy cabinets and the unwavering support it takes to help someone else chase a dream.Honest, funny, and relatable, this episode is a reminder that while riders take to the course alone, they never get there on their own.You can listen back to the previous JTAD podcasts with Grant here and with Marcus here, and they both also took part in the first ever Journey to a Dream Live from the Queen's.It would great if you could follow the riders on social media - your support makes such a difference. Grant is on Facebook and Instagram and you can find Marcus on Facebook and Instagram too. You can find details about their supporters clubs here too.And if you'd like to get in touch with Beth, you can email bethespey@manxradio.com

ATTENTION PADDOCK: 

SOUTHERN 100 RACING:

Entertainment:

ONE TO THREE:

  • Pride in the Island and our People

    James Cherry, Chair of Isle of Pride, tells Christy about some of the plans the new Committee have for this year, events, training and more. Find out more at facebook.com/isleofpride

EARWIGS:

MANX THEATRE PODCAST:

  • Manx Theatre Podcast - Come From Away

    In this Episode Neil chats with his fellow cast members, the Assistant Director Joe Hillard and Musical Director Steve Daykin from the Isle of Man's Premiere Cast of Come From Away brought by Two Feathers Productions to the Gaiety Theatre from on Friday night 10th July 2026.

MANX RADIO'S SPOTLIGHT

  • SPOTLIGHT 05 AUGUST 2026

    H hears how the choir Caarjyn Cooidjagh have been invited to sing at the Royal Irish Academy, 15 views of summer from Manx Bard Bradley Chambers and farewell to the unique voice of Anna Goldsmith

TA MEE GINDYS:

MANX RADIO'S IM1

INSTRUMENTS OF DEMOCRACY:

Music:

AT YOUR SERVICE:

  • ANNA GOLDSMITH

    A special programme in tribute to our beloved friend, Anna Goldsmith, who died at the age of 48 after a short illness. Thankfully we have countless memories to share, and so much of her wonderful music. In the programme, we mention the 'Treisht' project, featuring a vast number of Manx musicians and Anna on vocals - the song was recorded entirely on location around the Island and you can watch the video here: Waiting on the world to change... | Videos & Movies on Vimeo

JUMPIN IN

  • JUMPIN' IN 31 JULY 2026

    The cats in the hats try to squeeze the three day gigantic jazz jamboree which is the North Sea Jazz Festival into 57 minutes. Impossible - but they give it their best shot!

MANX RADIO FOLK SHOW: 

SWEET 'N' SWING: 

Business Podcasts:

BUSINESS TALKS:

  • Business Talks - Net Zero

    What is net zero and why does it matter? In this episode, we’re talking about all things net zero with Tareq Taher, Actuarial Senior Associate & Paul Jones, Net Zero lead and Partner at PwC Isle of Man. They share information about global and local net zero commitments, how we at PwC Isle of Man have gone about working towards our commitment and how other businesses can too.

MT FOCUS WITH MANX TELECOM: 

  • MT Focus - Manx Wildlife Trust

    In the third episode of our MT Focus series with Manx Telecom we speak to Graham Makepeace-Warne about the work Manx Wildlife Trust do and how Manx Telecom continue to support the charity.

KPMG RAINBOW ALLOTMENT SCHEME: 

  • The KPMG Rainbow Allotment Project 2022

    From Planter to the Plate, listen to Primary School children across the Isle of Man growing everything from golf ball shaped carrots to Rainbow coloured radishes.  

WINE FOR ALL: 

Environment Podcasts:

JOURNEY TO NET ZERO:

BIOSPHERE ISLE OF MAN: 

MANX RADIO COUNTRYSIDE: 

  • COUNTRYSIDE 04 AUGUST 2026

    Kirree chats to Ned Kennaugh about heavy horses ahead of the Royal Show, while Simon gets his chukka boots on for the big Polo events in Ballaugh, hears about a new medical service for outdoor events and has a ferret around the ferrets with Ian Crebbin . .

MANNIMAL: 

  • Mannimal 8 - Slugs

    It's been a long time coming - but eventually H has got out for a walk to observe one of the under-sung and widely disliked heroes of the undergrowth - the humble slug, with one of their number one fans - Dawn Colley. Check it out - if you don't learn something new about our slimy chums you must be a fan yourself!

Health Podcasts: 

RADIO DOCTOR:

BODYWISE: 

  • BODYWISE : Dementia

    Matt and Ciara look at the subject of dementia - with plenty of exclusive additional content.  They speak with expert in the field Dr Joe Brown who works in the largest hospital in Ireland and the largest centre for memory in the country, also with local expert Emily Hignett who is a Mental Health Nurse working in Older Person's Mental Health here on the Isle of Man.  We also hear from Rebekah Traynor who is a speech and language therapist working as an independent practitioner and we hear a beautiful, uplifting conversation between a mother and daughter, sharing their own experience dealing with a dementia diagnosis. 

BRAINWAVES: 

  • Brainwaves - understanding water

    Find out more about a unique service on the Isle of Man - Brainwaves. Business owner and Water Psychology Coach Sian Griffith explains more to Howard Caine.

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