John Moss looks back at the 1996 sale of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company to Sea Containers.

In this edition, we look at one of the biggest events in the Island's sporting calendar, the Parish Walk. 

We hear part of an archive interview from six-time winner John Cannell.

Sir Miles Walker, the Island's first chief minister, discusses the idea of a tax cap with David Callister on Mannin Line in 1992.

In this episode from 2005, Peter and David visit the statue of the late TT champion Steve Hislop.

Manx Airlines was originally established in the 1940s, but a new incarnation of the airline took to the skies in 1982, serving the Island until 2002.

John Moss looks back at the beginnings of the "new" Manx Airlines.

Before Douglas Marina was opened in 2001, well known businessman Albert Gubay had his own plans to develop a marina in the early 1990s.

John Moss looks back at the story.

In this episode from 2005, Peter and David take a look at the surprising history of an altar tomb in Onchan graveyard, which marks the final resting place of the last surviving officer from the ship Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar.

In March 1981, the Isle of Man was rocked by the news that Mike Hailwood had died following a road traffic collision.

In this archive material from the time, we look back at the life of the 14-time TT winner.

In December 2004, the Isle of Man's Chief Minister Richard Corkill resigned. 

In the aftermath of the announcement, Treasury Minister Allan Bell addressed the Island's business community.

In this episode from 2005, Peter and David take a look at the many-chimneyed Onchan Vicarage.