Bob Carswell delivers a weekly programme of great Manx Gaelic broadcasting and entertainment. In a timely fashion, William Gell's 1906 poem has brought us to St John's for the fair. However, he gives us a conundrum in referring to 'Glenfaba Bob', when none of the coroners at that time were named Robert at that time. He also gives us a glimpse of industrial history, with the fishing in Peel and the mining in Foxdale, before describing the beauty of the countryside, but also the destruction of a 20 or 30 tonne granite boulder - Godred Crovan's Stone - in St Mark's, broken up in the 1820s. Our story in Manx takes us to the finance industry, and some children who are perhaps strangely enthralled with their grandfather's tales of team leadership. As nyn giaull : JAMIE SMITH'S MABON - Yes, we sing now : NEIL CLARK - Kirkhill/Piobaireachd Dhonal Ddu : BISKEE BRISHT - N'abbyr ny smoo : SCOOT - Tinner's fancy/Boscastle breakdown/Four hand reel : DAOIRI FARRELL - A pint of plain : DAVID KILGALLON - Wandescope/Shelg y Drean/Port Fathaby : LORS LANDAT & THOMAS MOISSON - Me n'ouzon ket : RACHEL HAIR & RON JAPPY - Redford Cottage/Dhannsadh gun dannsadh/'S taigh leam fhin bhuntata 's im