Howard Caine presents a journey through the vibrant arts and creative scene on the Isle of Man.
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Manx Podcasts
News interviews in FULL! Highlighting some of the most interesting, intriguing and engaging recent Isle of Man stories from Manx Radio News.
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Manx Radio's regular Big Band music show hosted by Howard Caine
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The daily podcast of Manx Radio's Update Programme. The definitive roundup of Isle of Man and International news of the day from the Island's No.1 news source.
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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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Hosted by Andy Wint, Manx Radio's daily audience interaction programme. Exploring national Isle of Man issues, with direct public access and comment.
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John Barker hosts Manx Radio's weekly Folk Programme showcasing the best in traditional and modern folk music
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Howard Parkin joins Judith Ley to discuss the different and exciting sights that can be seen in the dark skies over the Isle of Man at night.
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A weekly look at the news, the views and the people behind the Manx countryside and farming industry with Simon Clarke and Kirree Kermode.
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Bob Carswell delivers a weekly programme of great Manx Gaelic broadcasting and entertainment.
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Sessions and live performances along with the best bits and extended, exclusive content from the Manx Radio Live Lounge with Christy DeHaven; showcasing the best in Isle of Man music.
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Phil Gawne takes an in-depth look at a variety of aspects of life on the Isle of Man and further afield. Sometimes political, occasionally controversial, but always an appointment to listen.
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Manx Radio's SportsCast is a look at all aspects of Manx sport, interviews with teams, competitors and more through interviews, propgrammes and features.
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Manx Radio's weekly Jazz programme hosted by brother Howard & Chris Caine.
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A look back at a week of Manx Gaelic programmes.
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A series of programmes focussing on aspects of Island life on the Isle of Man covering a wide range of topics.
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The best, juiciest, funniest, most interesting and uplifting additional bits from One to Three with Christy D!
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Neil Callin talks to cast, crew and creatives involved in bringing Manx Theatre to life. Produced by the Manx Theatre Podcast, not a Manx Radio production.
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A podcast about football in the Isle of Man, lovingly cultivated by Isle of Man Newspapers' Andy Dalrymple and Dave Norton.
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Howard Caine and Beth Espey explore the mysteries and hidden gems of the Isle of Man, the kind of things which make you think... "I wonder!"
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The Manx Wildlife Trust podcast exploring all things wild in nature upon the Isle of Man. Produced in association with Manx Radio.
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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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IM1 - The satirical look behind the scenes at Manx Radio.
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Programmes and features from Manx Radio's Mountain Memories station.
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Series of podcasts from the Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association
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Series 1 relives the feel-good exploits of a young-at-heart retiree who walked Wainwright's 191 mile Coast-to-Coats Path through Northern England's breath-taking countryside. Series 2 recounts the early life of an eager traveller who was fatefully cast ashore in the 'lucky country', Australia. Series 3 remains a mystery, so let's wait and see, shall we?
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Manx Radio's weekly programme looking at Manx life from a different angle, exploring the historical, social, linguistic and academic issues.
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A series of programmes that highlight rich variety of aspects that allows the Island to hold Biosphere status and the work and events that take place to celebrate it and care for it.
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The Isle of Man Mountain Course is the most iconic and dangerous road racing circuit in the world - 37.73 miles of public roads, bends, bumps, and breathtaking bravery. For riders chasing a place on the start line, the price is total commitment. It demands physical strength, mental endurance, and a race bike tough enough to survive the punishment of the Mountain. Startline goes behind the visors with Radio TT and Manx Grand Prix presenter Beth Espey, as she uncovers what it really takes to e ...
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Judith Ley hosts the weekly programme featuring inspiring stories, interesting interviews, great music & moments for quiet reflection from around the Isle of Man's Christian community.
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Celebrating 100 Years of the Manx Museum through audio from the past.
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The general anything podcast from Manx Television, Plc. for the Isle of Man and beyond.
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The annual Manx Budget Programme which provides in-depth analysis into the Isle of Man Budget with expert guests and politicians.
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A series of different radio dramas and productions produced for Manx Radio.
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Terry Cringle's weekly look into different aspects of Manx history.
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Christy DeHaven and Howard Caine host life hacks & soundbites, live guests, lifestyle tips, family favourites, a scoop of skeet & a generous helping of community spirit.
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A fascinating series of radio programmes produced by Charles Guard MBE about a variety of Manx topics.
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Interviews, chats and exclusive extra content from Alex and Christy on the Afternoon Show
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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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The centre of our Island community, Beth and Christy tour our Village Halls to uncover their history and the characters involved with them.
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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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Sarah Hendy presents reports, music, interviews and general coverage from the Festival Interceltique de Lorient.
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A series of podcasts; MT Focus highlights the work Manx Telecom do supporting local charities and events across the Isle of Man.
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Matt & Ciara tackle the difficult subjects around health, lifestyle and well being.
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Ed Oldham takes time out to talk to people about life.
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Aaron Ibanez uncovers the treasure hidden beneath our feet and the characters who search to find it.
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‘Unlocking Our Sound Heritage’ by the charity Manx National Heritage is an eavesdrop on a century of voices from the Isle of Man produced in conjunction with Manx Radio.
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A live panel discussion programme based upon an Manx Radio Island wide survey to find out what matters most to people on the Isle of Man.
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Judith Ley's daily round up of the news and results from the annual Manx Music Festival.
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In tonight's programme: The race for Railway Cup qualification is hotting up in the Canada Life Men's Premier League ahead of the latest Manx football clashes this weekend In the sole rugby tie this weekend, two Island sides will face off for a place in the final of the Cheshire Bowl A Mixed Premier League southern derby is among the headline fixtu…
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Is the government doing enough to promote equality and inclusivity? A blind resident says more needs to be done. New technology at Noble’s is helping medics communicate with patients, no matter what language they speak. It’s with it being 31 October, that means it’s Hop Tu Naa.
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It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Friday 31st October 2025
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51:24Organised crime and false visas, the power of a landline, no Equality Champion here, opinion on Clause 5, the purpose of billionaires, fishing around wind turbines & Judith Ley's opinion on the Bishop business. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Friday 31st October 2025
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From supermoons to space travel - Astronomer Howard Parkin has the top sky stories for the month ahead
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29:33Astronomer Howard Parkin MBE looks at the Manx skies and explains what we can see in the weeks ahead - weather permitting! After a music break from the Moody Blues, we're off into space with some of the biggest stories currently making the news headlines.
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Equality on the Island: Voices calling for change
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11:11A blind resident has urged the Isle of Man Government to do more to promote equality and accessibility - questioning the loss of the Equality Champion role and the absence of an Access to Work scheme. We hear from Juan Greggor, and from MLC Dawn Kinnish, who says existing support needs a rethink.
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*ADVISORY: not for the fainthearted*.... John Moss marks the spookiest time of year with a deep dive into the local connections to one of the most enduring and terrifying monsters in literary and movie history.
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"Remember me to All at Home" an evening of drama and music to remember the fallen, dance and art events at KA, a local composer premieres a work for choir and string quartet and sculptor Bryan Kneale's final work is at last unveiled in the land of his birth
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Agenda 27.10.25 - Tynwald defeats the Area Plan for the North and West
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26:51The Area Plan for the North and West was defeated by three votes in last week’s Tynwald sitting and while it remains possible that it could scrape through in the November sitting it will require all of Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford’s political guile to make that happen. So why has it failed? On Agenda this week Chris Thomas and Paul Craine …
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There's a reminder that life in the Island could be gritty, with two men losing their lives for their crime in 1832. There's a well-known story from the Brothers Grimm, heard here in a Manx translation. As usual, there's plenty of music, too, from the Celtic countries.
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Perspective 26.10.25 - Some of the October Tynwald highlights
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50:35October Tynwald highlights this week. Questions pondered how people will cope when the MiCard system is scrapped and whether the Manx economy is in recession. A new Child First Policy was received by Tynwald and there was unanimous support for a call to introduce a comprehensive program of neurodiversity training in Manx schools.…
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The jazz hamsters have sounds from the likes of Charles Lloyd and Tom Johnson and pay tribute to the music of some great names who have recently moved on to bandstands new . . . Danny Thompson, Anthony Jackson and Klaus Doldinger
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Startline Ep 2 - Fuelled by passion: Neil Rutledge's aim to race the Manx Grand Prix
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12:50In this episode we meet Neil Rutledge - a racer and a family man who's dreaming big. Here Neil opens up about life in the garage, balancing work, family, and the relentless pursuit of speed. It’s not just about bikes - it’s about belief, sacrifice, and chasing something bigger than yourself. You can follow Neil on Facebook here and Instagram here.…
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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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Off to Marrakech on the Manx Dance Express!
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It's 250 years old - but it's got its own brand new free app - it's the Bible - in Manx!
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31:28Neil Rees of The Bible Society talks about celebrating the 250th anniversary of the printing of the first complete Bible in Manx, with the creation of a brand new app which will put the complete Bible in Manx on any smart phone or suitable device - and a new printed edition of the Bible will follow next year. There's music - including a Canticle fo…
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S9 Ep2: Manx Footy Pod 2025-26 - Episode Two
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Manx Theatre Podcast - Echoes of Shadows & Legally Blonde
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37:30In this double bill episode Neil Callin chats with Helen McKenna about her new Audio Drama "Echoes of Shadows" which is being released next week and also with Chris Sullivan, Alicia Schofield and Matilda Clague from the Manx Operatic Society ahead of next week's auditions for Legally Blonde.
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