Sir Charles Kerruish was one of the Island's most notable politicians, and in 1995 he spoke to David Callister about whether he would seek re-election for President of Tynwald.

In this episode first broadcast in 2004, David Callister and Peter Kelly admire the view from Carnane.

For a time, the Isle of Man was a popular destination for movie makers. 

In the mid-1990s. John Moss visited Castletown Railway Station where the movie "Stiff Upper Lips" was being shot.

John Moss looks back at when Margaret Thatcher's press secretary Sir Bernard Ingham made a visit to the Isle of Man.

In this episode first broadcast in 2005, David Callister and Peter Kelly take a tour inside the Camera Obscura, viewing various attractions, people and buildings across the bay and promenade - some of which are no longer there today. Part Two of Two.

For 1st April, we had a little bit of fun going back into the Manx Radio archives for some classic TT action - and the chance for you to enjoy the ‘Smell of Motorsport’.

In this episode first broadcast in 2005, David Callister and Peter Kelly take a tour inside the Camera Obscura, viewing various attractions, people and buildings across the bay and promenade - some of which are no longer there today. Part One of Two.

In this latest edition, we bring you an archive interview with David Callister talking to Marian Heaton about the Camera Obscura on Douglas Head. 

Marian, along with her family, were the former owners of the attraction.

John Moss looks back at the Isle of Man's tourism industry in 1970, as we hear an interview with Sir Dudley Cunliffe-Owen, managing director of the Palace and Derby Castle Ltd, and the Palace Hotel and Casino.

John Moss looks back at when racing driver Nigel Mansell, then an Island resident, launched the Clean Sweep Campaign.