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Latest Episodes:

News, Current Affairs & Sport Podcasts:

  • Update Monday 13 January 2025

    More on the fire which closed a road in Ramsey for two hours this morning, how can we reinvent the Manx high street and some news which is out of this world.

  • Manx Newscast: Father welcomes drug policy

    A parent on the Isle of Man who has been campaigning for the legalisation of drugs after loosing his sons to a MDMA overdose is welcoming a drug policy.The Isle of Man Government is preparing a new approach aimed at reducing the harms associated with drug use.It follows a directive from Tynwald in November 2023.

  • Agenda 13.1.25 - Legislative Council candidate Bill Henderson

    On the 4th March the House of Keys will choose four people to become members of the Legislative Council. Prior to that vote, Agenda will be speaking with all the candidates so that you can find out more about the people that hope to become national politicians, voting in Tynwald on policy and finance and playing a significant role in shaping the laws of our Island. We hear this week from the longest serving Tynwald Member, Bill Henderson MLC, who is hoping to retain his seat. LegCo members have a big say on how our Island is run so it’s important to know who they are!

  • It's Mannin Line with Beth Espey - Tuesday 14 January 2025

    Politics dominated today's programme, with discussion about the number of MHKs and MLCs needed for the Isle of Man. Is it time for reform and if so, what form should that take? There were also differing opinions on the new ratios for teachers travelling with children on school trips. If you have any thoughts to share before the next Mannin Line, you can call 682631.

  • Perspective 12.1.25 - Gate to Plate initiative supporting Manx food and parking in Douglas.

    Normally on Perspective we hear from seasoned voices giving their sage opinions on the affairs of the day. This week at least for the first part of the program we break from the norm and hear from Castle Rushen High School Junior Achievement program entrants Gate 2 plate. They aim to help strengthen the connection between Manx food consumers and those who produce Manx food. We also hear from Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh who is moving the petition of Ms Andrea Krüger in January Tynwald. Will you be inspired by the Gate2Plate team to buy more Manx produced food?

  • Saturday Sport Classified (11-1-25)

    Results, reaction and analysis from today's football, rugby and hockey action from across the Isle of ManRob Pritchard is joined by Tony Mepham, Dave Christian and Ben Cunningham

Manx History, Heritage & Culture:

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.
     

  • THE BABY IN THE GLEN - Mary Ramsey's story

    A woman whose mum was abandoned in Ballure Glen near Ramsey as a baby nearly 80 years ago believes she may have traced the family names of her birth grandparents.Mary Ramsey, who was later adopted and renamed Stephanie Taylor (née French), was raised in the UK where she lived until her death in 2012.Her daughter Lorraine Berry has now used DNA tracing to find out more about her biological family.

  • AT YOUR SERVICE - where the big question today is 'How would Jesus live MY life?' - the answer might surprise you!

    Special guests this week are leaders at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity - Chief Executive Officer Paul Woolley, and Director of Church Relations, Ken Benjamin - they're asking - how might Jesus live your life? - or my life ? The LICC exists to 'join the dots' between church life and life outside the church - to show that in a healthy and caring society, there really should be no divide between the two - all life belongs to God - which means that everything we do is sacred .....And Anglican priest Rev'd Sharon Grenham Thompson returns to talk about St Francis of Assisi - and the power of a single sunbeam ....Plus we have music - from the St Michael Singers, Graham Kendrick and Paul Baloche, and Katherine Jenkins - and our usual busy notice board!

Manx Language:

  • Abbyr Shen Reesht - Say That Again 5th January 2025

    Ta shin clashtyn Daniel Quayle as ny cooishyn ren eh loayrt mychione ayns 'Kiaull as Cooish', agh gyn y chiaull 'sy chummey podcast shoh. Va Annie Kissack marish Phil Gawne son 'Goll as Gaccan' as ta shin clashtyn ny neesht jeu. Ren ny Braaraghyn Grimm chymsaghey ny va sleih gra roo skeealyn ferrish, agh t'ad quaagh dy liooar lesh mooarane raghlid as treihys ny keayrtyn - myr ta shin clashtyn ass 'Claare ny Gael'.We hear Daniel Quayle and the cooishyn he talked about in 'Kiaull as Cooish', though without the kiaull in this podcast format. Annie Kissack was with Phil Gawne for 'Goll as Gaccan' and we hear both of them. The Brothers Grimm collected what were called fairy stories, but they're strange enough with plenty of violence and misery at times - as we hear from 'Claare ny Gael'.

  • 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 12th January 2025

    We're on the way southwards down the east coast with William Gell in his 1906 poem, Mannin Veg Veen : A Poetical Sketch of the Isle of Man. As he tells us, we'll be coming back to some of the places barely mentioned in this quick coastal tour which has made up Cantos I and II of his poem, with seven more to come. We arrive back in Douglas Bay now.In a translation into Manx of the stories of the Brothers Grimm, we're on the road home with Hans after seven years' employment. His journey home is not without incident, but rather like Dr Pangloss in Candide, Hans is ever the optimist, feeling that things keep turning out for the best.As shoh yn kiaull ain -KAELIG - E kreiz ar nozMANNIN FOLK - Ramsey townKERENSA - Quay fair/GelasmaAOIFE HAMMOND - Ocam an phriosuinMEREDYDD EVANS - Y ferch o blwy PenderynBRUCE MacGREGOR & TIM EDEY - Annie's waltzYANN-FANCH KEMENER & DIDIER SQUIBAN - 'Duhont'ar ar maneCAARJYN COOIDJAGH - Caddil oo, my lhiannooDALLA - Descent

Motorsport:

  • Journey to a Dream - Craig Neve

    In today’s episode, we’re joined by Craig Neve, an electrician by trade and a force to be reckoned with on two wheels. Craig has carved out an incredible career racing at BSB level in Supersport and Superstock, with other highlights including two four-Hour endurance wins at Jurby and breaking into the coveted 130 mph club at the TT.But Craig’s journey hasn’t been without its challenges. From an early injury that ended his promising football career to an intense comeback after a massive crash at the NW200, Craig’s resilience is nothing short of inspiring. Whether it’s his Mountain Course debut in 2014, his top-10 finishes at the TT, or racing alongside legends with the Bathams Racing Team, Craig has consistently proven himself as a rider to watch.With years of experience, a family legacy in the sport, and an unrelenting drive, Craig’s story is one of passion, determination, and triumph.You can follow Craig's progress here.This podcast is brought to you by Kawasaki Insurance and if you would like to join the conversation in 2025, you can email bethespey@manxradio.com

  • Two Steves, a pair of jeans and 'the Greatest TT Race of all time'

    Steve Salt, a lifelong motorbike fan and rider himself, started coming to the Island and the TT in the early 80's. He's back this year and has been reflecting with Christy on his time working alongside the late Steve Hislop and especially one of his career highlights - the now legendary 1992 Senior TT Battle with Carl Fogarty (full interview).

Entertainment:

  • DOT'S STAR STUDDED CONCERT

    Local legend Dot Tilbury popped in to tell us about her upcoming concert in Marown on January 25th, with a host of fabulous guests AND a good Manx supper, all raising money for the young cyclists.

  • Manx Theatre Podcast - Dick Whittington

    In this episode Neil chats with several members of the cast and production team from Stage-Ed's 2024 Gaiety Theatre Pantomime Dick Whittington which opens this Friday evening, 20th December.

  • SPOTLIGHT 08 JANUARY 2025

    In the first Spotlight of 2025, we hear from an Isle of Man student appearing in the Cambridge Footlights this spring, talk to the king of puns Milton Jones ahead of his show on the Island next month and catch up with the Arts Council as they look forward to their 60th anniversary year.

  • Ta Mee Gindys 30 April 2024

    H and Tubs head to Kirk Braddan to explore it's slightly other worldly link with St Trinians amongst other joys - and Beth gets hands on with H. The joy is palpable  .  . 

  • IOD 21 Chris Thomas with a new instrument

    Chris Thomas MHK puts down his trusty bass for a few moments and travels light, with a stirring rendition of "The Locomotion" on recorder, adding delicate colour to some thoughts on the work of the Select Committee on the role of the Legislature in the Budget Process.

Music:

  • Christmas Live Lounge 2024

    Fancy a change from the usual seasonal playlist? Christy breaks out her best festive tunes, from near and far, old and new, to give you a truly alternative Christmas?

  • JUMPIN' IN 03 JANUARY 2025

    The cats in the hats jump into 2025 with a special dedicated to some of the modern jazz greats we've lost in the last year. A best of 24 to follow!

  • FOLK SHOW 07 JANUARY 2024

    JB heads into 2025 with great sounds from June Tabor and Nick Jones, The Olllam and music inspired by Hen Harriers from Martin Simpson

Business Podcasts:

  • 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 - 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.

  • 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.  

Environment Podcasts:

  • MANX RADIO GRASS BANK PROJECT NOVEMBER UPDATE

    Manx Wildlife Trust Community Ranger Hannah Phillips joins H to look over the progress on the bank as they attempt to bring back more wildflowers into the area - and they distribute some more yellow rattle seeds around the area

  • 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 06 JANUARY 2024

    The Radio doctor looks at the joys of the new year including the so called "quandremic" . . flu, RSV, norovirus and covid. Keep up with those new year's resolutions!

  • 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 - 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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