In this archive interview, Graham Bell spoke to Brian Kreisky from the company.

After production was complete on the series, we made an additional programme – looking at how the series came to be and what went in to bringing it to life.

This series was produced and broadcast in 2009.

This series was produced and broadcast in 2009.

But in this edition of Time To Remember, Hector shares his memories of farming on the Island.

Ernie shares memories of a cow and it's milk and also an escaped pig who made an unexpected appearance at a church service!

We also hear from Victor Kneale and Clifford Irving, as they react to victory and defeat respectively.

This week, the second and final part of a wonderful episode of the programme Family Phone In. David Callister hosts Manx cultural activist, poet, journalist and much more, Mona Douglas. The topic, old fashioned health remedies.

This programme was broadcast in 1981 and it goes without saying, we do not recommend you actually try any of these home remedies at home...

This week, part one of a wonderful episode of the programme Family Phone In. David Callister hosts Manx cultural activist, poet, journalist and much more, Mona Douglas. The topic, old fashioned health remedies.

This programme was broadcast in 1981 and it goes without saying, we do not recommend you actually try any of these home remedies at home...

In this edition, Louise Quirk took a trip to the Manx Folk Museum to talk to Walter Clarke about the art of butter making.

We start things off with an episode of "Days Gone By" with the much missed John Kennaugh.

Island farmer Graham Crowe spoke to John Kennaugh about the dangers the disease would pose to our agriculture industry.

Peter Kneale and John Moss were in Peel for the return of the boat to Manx shores.

In this archive recording, Fenella Bazin looks at the Chronicles of the Kings of Mann and the Isles.

In 2005, Chris Kinley went to the Solent to get behind the wheel of a power boat.

Here's some highlights of the opening ceremony, led by Konnie Huq, at the time a very popular Blue Peter presenter.

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

In this episode, Manx Governors over 60 years.

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

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

In this episode, Manx Movie Magic

In this episode, the Mannin Line.

In 1970, she visited the Isle of Man and spoke to Peter Kneale about the early success of the cobbles... and the hairnet!

He talks of his admiration for the Island and has strong views about the motorcar!

In this archive interview, David Callister talks to Jack about some notable occasions at which he performed.

After the declaration, they both made victory speeches.

Following the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, she spoke to David Callister about her trip to the Royal Wedding in 1981.

Used until the mid-1970s, in this archive interview David Callister finds out more.

On one visit in the 1970s, her caught up with Manx Radio's Alan Jackson.

Here's an extract of a conversation about growing up in Cronk-y-Voddy.

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

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

John Moss looks back at the plans that were in place to protect the Isle of Man from the outbreak, in particular how Manx Loaghtan were well placed on the Calf of Man, as we hear an archive interview with Tony Pass from Manx National Heritage.

Manx Radio were at the Lady Isabella to cover the event.

John Moss looks back at the historic voyage.

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

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

John Moss looks back at the story.

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

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

John Moss looks back at the story.

In this archive interview from the 1980s, Geoff Cannell, Charlie Webster and Bernie May share their memories of when the Rolling Stones performed at the Palace Lido.

Produced and presented by Terry Cringle, the feature ran from the late 80s to the mid 90s.

In this archive interview, Terry talks to David Callister about how the daily feature was put together.

Manx Radio was at a meeting with some very unhappy depositors.

Here we bring you a selection of reports and interviews from the time.

Here we look back at one of the first "snow days" covered by Manx Radio in 1965.