This week, Kirree heads along to the Pony Club Dinner and Awards Night, and Simon joins the epic queue for tickets to the annual Young Farmers Club Concert.

Kirree goes along to the 'Relatively Talented' concert at Loch Promenade to enjoy the musical talents of three generations of the Clague family! Simon speaks to Tim Baker MHK about damage done to the uplands of the Kirk Michael Area, and he finds out about a prestigious award received by Milntown Garden and Estates.

This week, Simon finds out about a surprise discovery in the waters off Langness, Kirree speaks to the Young Farmers about their charity work and we hear from the recipient of an special award in Kirk Michael

Simon is picks up a plough with the Northern Young Farmers and he attends the Ramsey Fur & Feather Society's show in Andreas, Kirree goes tasting honey with the Southern Bee Keepers.

Kirree speaks to Vice President for the National Farmers Union, Ian Parsons, and Simon finds out what former Director of Manx Birdlife, Chris Sharpe is up to these days.

Kirree speaks to this years champions at the second part of the Christmas Prime Stock Show along with the visiting judge and organisers. Simon is at the Young Farmers Federation Tractor Run and he catches up with market gardener, Bry Radcliffe at his Ramsey Veg Shed.

This week, Kirree is at the first part of the Christmas Primestock Show speaking to UK adjudicator Ian Lancaster, Live Sheep Champions Alan and Sandra Jones, Holly & Emma Faragher Native & Young Handlers Champions, Beef Champion Graham Watterson, Reserve Beef Ashley Kinvig and SDAS Secretary Sarah Comish. Simon speaks to the newly elected President of the Isle of Man National Farmers Union Tim Johnson

Kirree and Simon attended the Tesco launch of its Isle of Man Meats range and the all-new Federation of Young Farmers Committee are in the studio!

On this week's Countryside, Kirree visits the 62nd Annual Chrysanthemum Show in Castletown and Simon speaks to award-winning wildlife artist, Jeremy Paul at his exhibition in St John's.

Hop-Tu-Naa and bees are the subject of this week's Countryside