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.

In this special programme for Tynwald Day, John Moss reflects how, over a millennium, the Isle of Man celebrates its independence.

David Kinley returns with another series of programmes looking at the history, culture, folklore and superstitions of the Island's early emigres to the New World of America. This week, in the last of the current series, he speaks to Izzy about Transatlantic Emigration.

David Kinley returns with another series of programmes looking at the history, culture, folklore and superstitions of the Island's early emigres to the New World of America. This week, he speaks with Fenella Bazin about Music.

David Kinley returns with another series of programmes looking at the history, culture, folklore and superstitions of the Island's early emigres to the New World of America. This week, he speaks with Jane Prescott about herbalism, medicines and more.

David Kinley returns with another series of programmes looking at the history, culture, folklore and superstitions of the Island's early emigres to the New World of America. This week, he speaks to Robert Teare about the Manx Language.

H looks back at some of Manx Radio's highlights over the past few weeks from the TT via Bees to Beth's amazing brush. And that's not a spelling mistake

Captain of HMS Middleton, a Hunt Class mine countermeasures vessel, Lieutenant Commander Rob Garner, talks to Chris Pearson as the vessel docks in Douglas during this year's TT.