In a packed episode Charlie and Sam discuss the return of former Manx Chief Ministers, a publicly elected dictator and a concern about two hour parking.

They also touch on the controversy surrounding the implementation of 20mph zones, the financial struggles of the DHSC, the potential sale of Manx Telecom, the TT race schedule, success of local farmers and this weekend's Parish Walk.

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In this week's episode Charlie and Sam look back on TT 2025, get angry about the government's salary bill and reflect on the work and life of Chris Garrett.

Plus, they get a bit giddy over Subway returning to the island.

In this episode Sam and Charlie discuss the tragic murder investigation in Ramsey, government roadshows, and child labour law reforms.

Plus, Davison's beer-flavoured ice cream, a dog rescued from the Chasms, and athlete Will Draper’s triathlon success.

They also talk cheese, the documentary No Man Is an Island, TT updates and a public safety announcement about safe sex.

Sam and Charlie chat about Isle of Man news, including Mountain Road repairs, Tynwald debates on 20mph limits, and passenger figures. They also touch on prison staffing issues, weight-loss jabs and Charlie's plans for her garden.

In this week's episode, Sam becomes obsessed with how horses play badminton, Charlie speaks to equestrian start Yasmin Ingham and the Liverpool Ferry Terminal.

Plus, Spoons opens its doors, a union calls out the culture within the education department and the latest on plans for a windfarm.

With Charlie away Sam and Juan discuss the recent shortage of spreadable butter on Manx shelves, including an interview with Creamery boss Findlay, look at the election of three leaders and consider the return of a bus service to Cregneash.

Plus, with VE Day being celebrated this week, we talk about the sad death of Chris Garrett and the tributes that have been paid to him.

In this week's episode, Sam and Charlie discuss conspiracy theories, look back to a memorable exchange in the House of Keys and what links Manx Cats, the Welsh accent and Martin Clunes.

They also discuss the sad tale of a dog named Charlie, talk wind farms and French courts and look ahead to the bank holiday weekend.

With Charlie away the boss steps in as Juan and Sam discuss local authority elections, a statue of King Orry and why Manx democracy is fundamentally flawed.