Local charity Live At Home are on a mission to tackle loneliness and isolation on the Isle of Man while also supporting people to live independently at home as long as possible. David Gawne and Karen Winter tell us more. Find out more here: Isle of Man Live at Home

Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com

“An uproarious spy thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats—when they’re not crying with laughter.” - The Times

Carl Parker and Lisa Kreisky from Parker & Snell Company tell us about the multi award winning 'The 39 Steps', Alfred Hitchcock’s classic spy thriller brilliantly recreated for the stage, with four actors playing 139 roles. Showing at the VillaGaiety from Thurs 27th Nov

David Gawne and Karen Winter tell us about the charity that is on a mission to tackle loneliness and isolation, while helping Isle of Man residents to live independently at home where they feel happiest, for as long as possible. Find out more at https://www.liveathome.im/

The Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com

Natasha Parry from Diabetes Isle of Man talks to Christy about the Charity, ahead of World Diabetes Day 2025; and young mum Amber Sewell shares her experience of dealing with her 6 yr old son Arthur's diagnosis as Type 1 Diabetic last year. Find out more about the charity here: Home | Diabetes Isle of Man. One2Three Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com.

Christy was joined on the programme today by Callum Taylor, who plays Caractacus Potts and Mike Bonner, who plays Grandpa Potts in the latest production of much loved musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the Gaiety Theatre, along with Christine Wild from the Theatre School who is producing along with her daughter Rachel from the Rachel Wild Performers Studio. Callum also sang the beautiful lullabye Hushabye Mountain live in the studio for us.

Natasha Parry tells us all about the charity set up to support those with any form of Diabetes and their families. Find out more on their website here: Home | Diabetes Isle of Man

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Chairman of the Royal British Legion Isle of Man, Jim Cottier, talks to Christy about his involvement with the organisation, the importance of the Poppy Appeal and incredible generosity of the Manx public at this important time of year. He also shares his own poignant story.

Andrew Smith MHK talks to Christy about the National Festival of Remembrance Concert on Nov 14th at the Villa Marina, raising funds for the 2025 Poppy Appeal. Tickets available at the box office: Tel: (01624) 600555.

He also gives some background to the Appeal and poppies themselves and shares the poignant, powerful poem 'In Flanders Fields'.

Jim Cottier, Chairman of the Royal British Legion, Isle of Man County, tells us about the origins of the charity, what and who they support and about the 2025 Poppy Appeal.

The Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com.

The countdown is on for the Douglas City Fireworks Display, sponsored by Grant Thornton IOM. Councillor Natalie Byron-Teare tells Christy what we can expect this year. Come down to Harris Promenade to enjoy the fun, grab some food and don't forget to tune in to Manx Radio on the night for the perfect soundtrack to the display.