In 1982 work began to reopen Groudle Glen Railway. Tony Beard was the Chair of the Isle of Man Steam Railway Society and he spoke to David Callister about their plans for the railway.

An archive interview from 1977 where Chris Musk talks to Helen Shimmin, the Miss Isle of Man entrant at that year’s Miss World competition.

In this episode, Kelly has his eye on South Quay, as Peter talks David Callister through the history of the Builder's Centre and surrounding area.

Alan Jackson is one of Manx Radio’s most fondly remembered presenters, presenting the Breakfast Show in the 1970s and introducing the Jolly Bodies to the Isle of Man.

But did you know Alan once recorded a record? John Moss explains.

From the archives, an edition of "Have A Go" with Wilfred Pickles, recorded in Laxey in 1965.

This week marks the 60th Anniversary of Manx Radio. This week, to follow on from last week’s episode where we heard about the caravan that was the original site for Manx Radio, David and Peter cast their eye to our current location - Broadcasting House itself.

In 1993, former MHK and MLC Ian Anderson spoke with David Callister to look back at his lengthy political career.

In celebration of 60 years of the Nation's Station, John Moss brings us a series of programmes looking back at some of the events and voices that have led to some of the highlights our broadcasting history.

In this episode, Manx Governors over 60 years.

In 1998, renowned MHK and MLC Victor Kneale spoke to David Callister about his political career, and a strange anomaly with his birth certificate.

In celebration of 60 years of the Nation's Station, John Moss brings us a series of programmes looking back at some of the events and voices that have led to some of the highlights our broadcasting history.

In this episode, Manx Movers and Shakers (Part Two).