Have you ever thought about adopting a new furry or feathered (or scaly!) friend for your family? Krysia Boruch tells us more about the Manx SPCA - how to go about adopting, a bit about some of their animals in rescue right now and also how you can volunteer.

She also reveals that they have some more 'ghostly' guests staying with them out at Ard Jekyll... 

Find out more about the charity and their animals on their Facebook or on their website https://www.manxspca.com/

September is Alzheimer's Awareness Month but of course, dementia is an illness that continues day to day, month to month - as does the work of the Isle of Man Alzheimer's Society. Christy caught up with dementia advisor Claire Cubberly to find out about the work they do and also what support is available for those who are on a dementia journey. Contact the charity for more information on 01624 613181.

Geneen Crossley is on the Isle of Man to try and trace her Manx roots - which involve rumours of Royal blood, links to the Knights' Templar, a mystery woman and two local mines... Does any of this sound familiar to YOU? If so, listen on to find out more. You can also contact Geneen by email [email protected]

Krysia Boruch tells us all about the wonderful work of the Manx SPCA, how it began and how we can support them. Find out more on their website https://www.manxspca.com/

Christy catches up with TV presenter and adventurer Simon Reeve to celebrate the little green wins, as he looks back at some of the biggest environmental achievements in Britain over the last decade.

Simon, who is known for his passion and knowledge of environmental issues, believes Britain is a nation looking to change their habits to improve our natural world - and new research supports his theory, with around 78% of Brits saying they want to help tackle climate change now, so the planet is habitable for future generations.

Jen Adams tells us all about the incredible marine life that can be spotted from our coastline, from dolphins and porpoise to humpback whales! She also shares crucial information about how to behave if we do have close encounters of the cetacean kind... Find out more on their website here, email: [email protected], call the office on 01624 610131, or pop in to see them at 31 Michael Street Peel. 

Jen Adams tells us all about the wonderful work of Manx Whale and Dolphin Watch, how it began and how we can support them. Find out more on their website here, email: [email protected], call the office on 01624 610131, or pop in to see them at 31 Michael Street Peel. 

The Manx Stroke Foundation aims to help and support people after stroke, they also identify new initiatives in stroke care and campaign to improve stroke services on the Isle of Man and are dedicated to raising awareness of stroke and its risk factors so that strokes can be prevented.

Trustee Edward Kelly and new Chair Michelle Ferrer tell us more about some of the services they offer.

Find their website here: http://www.manxstrokefoundation.org/ Email: [email protected]

The Manx Stroke Foundation is a registered charity formed in 1997 by a small group of health professionals who recognised the need for a support group for those affected by stroke. The overall aim of the Foundation is to help and support people after stroke, they also identify new initiatives in stroke care and campaign to improve stroke services on the Isle of Man and are dedicated to raising awareness of stroke and its risk factors so that strokes can be prevented.

Trustee Edward Kelly and new Chair Michelle Ferrer tell us the background of the charity and give us an idea of their services, goals and how you can support them and their work.

Find their website here: http://www.manxstrokefoundation.org/ Email: [email protected]

Live At Home is a dedicated Manx-registered charity established in 1998, their volunteers are passionate about providing lots of ways for members to live happily at home for as long as they can.

The charity is on the lookout for volunteers across all areas; CEO Karen Winter and Operations Manager Alison Lester explain how YOU could help them and also talk us through some of their brilliant new initiatives, including the new Digital Hub, the Wellbeing Group and more.