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Phil Gawne offers a weekly insight into Manx politics, interviewing current and former politicians about issues in Tynwald and the House of Keys, while exploring the broader world of politics and government operations.
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Manx Radio is 'At Your Service' - with a space for people of all faiths and none to share thoughts, prayers, music and conversations - offering a little spiritual strength for challenging times.
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During the Coronavirus crisis, William King has decided to use the time indoors to good effect and teach himself the guitar from scratch. Check out his diary of how he's getting on and maybe join in with him. Independently produced, not a Manx Radio production.
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Manx language rambling with Phil Gawne, Adrian Cain and guests - everything from planting spuds to reaching for the stars. - Ta Phillie, Ade as caarjyn rouail mygeayrt y Theihll as yn Tuinney loayrt mychione red erbee ta shin cheet er. Gaelg aboo!
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World Book Day

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To celebrate World Book Day, well known Manx Radio personalities started reading some of their favourite stories available to download as a podcast.... and they continued to do so to help you sleep soundly.
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Making Waves

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Marine Scientist Rowan Henthorn and Journalist Aaron Ibanez speak to the movers, shakers and ocean explorers in this six part series of stories from the sea. Produced by environmental group Sustain Our Seas. Independently produced, not a Manx Radio production.
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In October Tynwald members agreed to a slightly watered down proposal to tie the minimum wage to the living wage. This led to the Local Economy Forum holding a lively meeting which, while highly critical of government and Tynwald’s decision, suggested a change to tax allowances and credits which would see the lowest paid taking home slightly more m…
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In tonight's programme: The challengers to the premier league leaders all have the chance to close the gap at the top in this weekend's football clashes Vagabonds are on home territory still searching for a first win of the season in the only rugby tie on Saturday Some of the world's best pool players are on Island this week for the 2025 IPA Grand …
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In this episode, we bring you more reaction from the farming community after news this week that a local veterinary practice will soon withdraw its farm services. As the world marks World Diabetes Day, we talk to parents about the everyday reality of raising a child with diabetes the challenges, the routines, and the support they rely on. We also l…
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H catches up with two of the actors involved in a forthcoming performance of Ibsen’s “The Doll’s House” at Ballakermeen Studio Theatre, takes a last look at the wonderful “Perspectives” exhibition at the Loom Gallery . . and speaks to joint conductor of the IOMSO, Graham Kirkland ahead of the Orchestra’s Gala performance at the Villa Marina on the …
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Agenda 10.11.25 Is government’s whistle blowing policy fit for purpose? Well a new Tynwald Committee has been set up to answer that very question? Should concerned government employees be able to take their concerns directly to an MHK or is this best left to HR experts to handle? Also, there were several questions raised in October Tynwald about yo…
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Siobhán chats with the mighty Balla Sabbath ahead of their (second ever!) gig at the Erin Arts Centre on 1 November! Tune in as 'Ozzy Osburn', 'Bill Wardland-Davies', 'Nelly Iommi' and 'Ivan Butler' treat us to a live set - and we chat all things Black Sabbath. Next month's gig at the EAC is sold out - but keep an eye on their socials for future ap…
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Sarah Morris believes that when we say 'you're welcome here' we shouldn't exclude dogs and she, and her labrador Daisy, are on a pilgrimage to find all the dog-friendly Cathedrals in the UK - and the Isle of Man, of course! Listen to their story here - along with Ellen Blacker - an apprentice with the Anglican Church Building Support team. But it's…
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Natasha Parry from Diabetes Isle of Man talks to Christy about the Charity, ahead of World Diabetes Day 2025; and young mum Amber Sewell shares her experience of dealing with her 6 yr old son Arthur's diagnosis as Type 1 Diabetic last year. Find out more about the charity here: Home | Diabetes Isle of Man. One2Three Charity of the Week is supported…
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Students on their way to becoming qualified counsellors have spoken of the benefits of being able to complete their studies on-Island. The organisation Brighter Teaching brought its training services to the Isle of Man in 2023, allowing people to achieve their Level 5 diplomas without having to leave and study in the UK. It offers a range of Ofqual…
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A Manx farmer says the sector 'needs to come together and find a solution' following the announcement that Milan Vets will no longer carry out farm veterinary services. The practice says it will no longer be able to treat livestock from the end of the month, citing a long-term decline in the number of farm clients. Milan Vets is owned by Independen…
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The Derbyhaven Residents' Society says it welcomes the findings from the Tynwald Commissioner for Administration regarding the handling of a complaint over the former Castletown Golf Links Hotel. A report by the ombudsman found that maladministration had occurred when Malew Commissioners was dealing with a request to serve a demolition notice on th…
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On the programme tonight, concerns from the farming community as Milan Vets prepares to end their farm services at the end of the month. Specialist lawyers have now been called in to examine the Liverpool Ferry Terminal troubles - we have the latest on what they’re looking into. A former Health Minister says the problems raised in the new Manx Care…
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Christy was joined on the programme today by Callum Taylor, who plays Caractacus Potts and Mike Bonner, who plays Grandpa Potts in the latest production of much loved musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the Gaiety Theatre, along with Christine Wild from the Theatre School who is producing along with her daughter Rachel from the Rachel Wild Performer…
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What is an adaptive classroom? Scoill Yn Jubilee Juniors in Douglas is the first to pilot the project. Christian Jones speaks to to Brendon Kenny from Ellanstone and Paul Murphy from Werk Solutions about what it means in practice. How can design, psychology, and community insight shape better learning spaces for children, and could it influence the…
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Coming up on the podcast - an independent report into the Island’s health and social care system has found it’s “not operating as well as originally intended.” We'll hear from the Department’s Interim Chief Officer and from Manx Care about what needs to change - and where things go from here. Also tonight - the first results are in from the 20 mile…
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Public sector workers could see an increase in the level of pensions provided by government. Tynwald members will be asked to approve changes to its schemes in December's sitting. The amendments being proposed by the Public Sector Pensions Authority's (PSPA) would see an increase in the benefits of the members' contributions rather than a reduction…
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A Douglas East MHK says Treasury isn't going far enough to deal with dilapidated properties and derelict buildings on the Island. Joney Faragher is introducing a motion to Tynwald later this month which aims to give local authorities the power to impose charges on the owners of these sites. It also adds that any off-Island owners of domestic proper…
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An independent report has found that the current health and social care model in the Isle of Man 'is not operating as well as originally intended' following the establishment of Manx Care. Four options are on the table to improve things - including scrapping the body altogether. We speak to the Department of Health and Social Care's Interim Chief O…
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Coming up on today's programme - there’s a warning for very heavy rainfall tomorrow, and we hear from the Met Office to find out exactly what conditions are looking like and how to prepare. The chair of a new committee on whistleblowing says the top priority is protecting the Island’s reputation - we’ll find out what that means in practice. We’ll a…
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Andrew Smith MHK talks to Christy about the National Festival of Remembrance Concert on Nov 14th at the Villa Marina, raising funds for the 2025 Poppy Appeal. Tickets available at the box office: Tel: (01624) 600555. He also gives some background to the Appeal and poppies themselves and shares the poignant, powerful poem 'In Flanders Fields'.…
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Shoh dhyt caa dy chlashtyn cooishyn Daniel Quayle ass e chlaare, 'Kiaull as Cooish', as chyndaays jeh paart dy skeeal ferrish Grimm ass 'Claare ny Gael'. Here's a chance to hear Daniel Quayle's topics from his progamme, 'Kiaull as Cooish', and a translation of part of a Grimms' fairy tale from 'Claare ny Gael'.…
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Earlier this week the Year of the Manx Language, Blein ny Gaelgey was officially launched at the start of the Cooish Manx language festival. The year has been organised by Jeabin, the Manx language network and there will be loads of events during the year to celebrate the Manx language. The year is primarily supported through existing budgets and a…
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On today's programme - Manx Care says it’s finally making progress on dental waiting lists, in Ramsey, a local takeaway is urging people to stop making bogus and prank orders. Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, we speak with the Royal British Legion about their vital work supporting veterans. And in Laxey, an upcoming art exhibition explores how creativi…
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On tonight's programme, the Department of Infrastructure is standing firm in its support of Ronaldsway Airport, as fresh questions are raised over safety and management practices. We hear part of a powerful, deeply moving conversation with a former Prisoner of War shared ahead of an Island Life special ahead of Remembrance Day. Plus, Mannin Line ha…
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This year, people around the world have been marking 80 years since the end of the Second World War. This is the story of Isle of Man resident Celia Meade and her experience as a prisoner of war in Burma. Speaking to Lewis Foster, Celia gives a full and unflinching account of the atrocities she witnessed and experienced during 1942-1945. *A warning…
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A former infrastructure is pleading to parties at Ronaldsway Airport to sit down for consolidatory talks. It follows questions about political oversight of the airport's management. In the House of Keys this week, the Infrastructure Minister said she gave the senior management team at Ronaldsway her full support - but wouldn't comment on specific e…
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