Peter de Sausmarez spoke with Express Reporter Luke Webb, on the haunted happenings at Sausmarez Manor.

Welcome to Aurigny In The Air(waves) a podcast with James Filleul, taking you behind the scenes of Guernseys airline, Aurigny. Join us as we meet the dedicated team who makes the airline soar giving the Guernsey community a deeper look in to the organisation and its operations. 

In this episode, James sits down with Nico Bezuidenhout, Chief Executive Officer at Aurigny Air Services. They discuss what it’s like to lead the company, the ongoing conversation around fare prices, and his vision for the future of Aurigny.

Kate Wright, CEO of Freeda, and entrepreneur and friends of Africa Jersey member, Lesley Kastande discuss why community is “core and key” to change. 

The community workstream leads touch on how attitudes need to shift in the public realm to successfully become an Island of Longevity. 

They also offer practical tips on how change can start right now to realise their vision of what Jersey could become by 2050. 

For more information on the project, visit its website 

Jersey's economy may seem stable in comparison with other world economies, but scratching beneath the surface reveals a more fragile and unsustainable reality for the island's future. 

Discussing Jersey’s economical successes and pitfalls, armchair economist and longevity workstream lead Paul Milbank, joins sustainability and economics practice lead at PwC Channel Islands, Alison Cambray. 

Listen in to hear about what new creative and perhaps brave ideas could be harnessed to better the health of Jersey’s future economy. 

(and spoiler alert, it's not all about GDP) 

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Our attitude towards retirement needs to change to benefit ourselves and the island community. 

That's the message from recruitment expert Tina Palmer, who explains why she is passionate about restructuring traditional systems and mindsets geared towards retirement as an end stop. 

In the episode she emphasises that employers and employees must work together to understand that age really is just a number if we are all increasingly likely to live in triple digits.  

For more information on the project, visit its website 

Welcome to Aurigny In The Air(waves) a podcast with James Filleul, taking you behind the scenes of Guernseys airline, Aurigny. Join us as we meet the dedicated team who makes the airline soar giving the Guernsey community a deeper look in to the organisation and its operations. 

In this episode James chats to Jason Bowley Head, of Maintenance and Lottie Robert Safety and Compliance Officer. They discuss what its like working as a engineer for Aurigny, and what goes in to keeping everyone safe. 

No one really likes talking about money, but if we are all living longer we must face why personal finance matters if we want to live long but sustainable lives. 

Island of longevity co-founder Phil Romeril discusses the topic with Tim Townsend, head of wealth management and corporate consulting at Alex Forbes. 

The pair break down why finance isn't all about dull Excel spreadsheets and how we can each use money better to rely less on the public purse later in life, no matter our current bank balances. 

For more information on the project, visit its website 

Health and care is a wide-reaching and often contentious subject for many in Jersey. But are existing systems sustainable? 

Occupational physician and Lifestyle Medicine founder Dr Chris Edmond joins Family Nursing & Home Care CEO Rosemarie Finley to break down what needs to change in our culture and health services to better the community’s health in all forms. 

They also spell out the disastrous effects if nothing is done to change it and what it will take to get us there. 

For more information on the project, visit its website 

Should we be worried about cyber security? Are attacks on the rise? And is the risk of a cyber attack something that should be on the radar of all Island businesses and individuals?

In simple terms, says Matt Palmer, the answer to all those questions is yes. And yet, despite the prevalence of such attacks, the director of the Jersey Cyber Security Centre says that most people are still surprised when they become the target. He chats to Emily Moore about what you can do to protect yourself.

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How ready are the Channel Islands to deal with a major cyber security incident? What are the steps that need to be taken to try to minimise the risk of such an attack and how would we respond if those defences were penetrated?

Emily Moore speaks to Matt Palmer, director of the Jersey Cyber Security Centre, about plans to shore up Guernsey's cyber defence.

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