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When you're young, something very often fires the imagination which stays with you for life. In Barry's case it was music and radio, a fascination with stemmed from a holiday on the Isle of Mann where he could see the Radio Ship in the bay. After leaving school Barry's passion was enhanced for several years in the entertainment business. However reality took hold and need for a 'proper' job took over. During his time away from radio in the world suits and business Barry's passion for music c ...
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My Dad's Car

Andy Gregory and Jon Recknell

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A discussion with invited guests about their personal relationships with automotive nostalgia. Despite the title, it doesn't even matter if the topic of discussion is their Dad's car or not. It could be their Mums, their Grans, parents, guardians or even a neighbours. If it made an impression, we want to talk about it. Season 1 - February - May 2023 Season 2 - July - November 2023 Season 3 - November 2023 - March 2024 Season 4 - April 2024 - September 2024 Season 5 - October 2024 - Hosted by ...
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ITS ALL ABOUT HOUSEMUSIC PhunkUnique is founded in 2012 by Phunk and DJ Unique in Hamburg /Germany. Connected through the love of Housemusic in all directions. After a lot of gigs in clubs in Hamburg and around like BKI, Purgatory, Nautic and many more they’ve released serval productions on various labels like Housesession, Vamos, Revibe and Tiger Records. They also did official remixes for artists like Chris Rea, Indeep and the Nightcrawlers. Now the focus is on the white isle Ibiza and and ...
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The Treasury Minister admits the two percent increase in the higher rate of income tax probably won't be removed in the next Budget. A report finds the Isle of Man is safer than the UK, but there are concerns over the impact of alcohol and drugs on public safety. We have an update from Braddan Commissioners on The Roundhouse access road. And FC Isl…
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Join PICTISH TRAIL and LAURA for an hour of brand new music and hot goss from LOST MAP. There’s news on our HUMBUG! line-up, as well as tunes from ALEXIA AVINA and AFTERLANDS. Our featured interview this month is a conversation between Lost Map’s MALCOLM JACK and Berlin-based synth-prog post-punk alchemists, PAINTING. They chat in-depth about how t…
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As soon as the sun goes down, we start a new 24 hour cycle consisting of the eve, followed by the day itself. Sundown on 31st October brings the Manx tradition of Hop tu Naa, with its surprising variation of associated songs, some of which we hear, whilst Culture Vannin's Online and Educational Resources Officer, James Franklin, tells us more about…
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Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson says efforts are underway to support young people suffering from long-term mental problems to get back into the workplace. Paper recycling at bring banks is being stopped from next week – we hear why. And we hear from a young man who’s returned home – three years after a road traffic collision left him with seriou…
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An overview of the UK Budget statement and what it means for the Isle of Man. We hear why the Steam Packet says it’s had to alter the winter sailing schedule to Liverpool. The education minister has an update on the future of the Park Road site in Douglas. And why was the contract for the Isle of Man TT Races not put out to tender? All that and mor…
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Update tonight brings you the latest as Chief Minister Alfred Cannan survives a motion of no confidence in the House of Keys. An MHK tells us why he wants an urgent review of government's climate change policies. Watch out, there's measles about! And we hear about the barriers women face when trying get involved in Manx football. All that and more,…
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We're joined for this episode by a fellow podcaster, one half of the Tyre Kickers! Matt shares podcasting notes, but also delights in sharing with us his earliest car memories. From playing in Dad's Citroen and Bedford van through to a play shed complete with the interior of a Bedford van, we also touch on Alfa Sud's, getting insurance quotes as a …
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An expert on Manx public law tells us why a 'secret ballot' in tomorrow's vote of no confidence in Chief Minister Alfred Cannan is unlikely. Chief Constable Russ Foster gives on update on the constabulary's recruitment challenges. And, Manx Utilities tells us what the reaction's been like to its onshore windfarm proposals. All that and much more on…
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Find out what we can see - weather permitting - in our dark skies over the Isle of Man in the coming month of November - then catch up on the significance of some of the latest expeditions into space - all in the company of Astronomer Howard Parkin This month's music break is from Judith DurhamBy Manx Radio
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We find out something about a newspaper called the Manx Liberal, which was published from 1836 to 1851. We turn to an edition of October 1843 and hear of a tragedy in Union Mills. In our Manx translation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, Professor Van Helsing has protected Mina Harker within a circle sprinkled with pieces of communion wafer to keep away ev…
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Ta meeryn ass three claare er-nyn-son ayns Abbyr Shen Reesht, lesh yn chied chlaare 'sy strane noa jeh shen ta shin gra ree 'Shiaght Laa', fastyr Jerdein ec 5.30. Myr shoh, lhig dooin goaill toshiaght lesh shen. SHIAGHT LAA 'Shiaght Laa', ren goaill toshiaght reesht Jerdein yn 24 Jerrey Fouyir. As nish gys fastyr Jeheiney eddyr 5.00pm as 6.00pm er …
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So much to talk about on Perspective this week. Some Tynwald leftovers - whistle blowing and a Manx framework for awarding degrees, the fallout from Lawrie Hooper’s resignation, a new chief minister candidate explains why he’s putting his name forward, energy policy, Crogga and a suggested half billion raid on our NI fund. Julie Edge and Chris Thom…
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We end the working week with a half-hour round up of news on and from the Isle of Man. Douglas Central MHK puts his name forward to be the next Chief Minister, should a vote of no confidence go against Alfred Cannan next week. Manx Care has issued a statement defending a number of new leadership roles and service changes which have received a lot o…
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From Saturday 26th October there'll be an exhibition entitles 'Rare Sightings and Urban Faeries' at the Manx Museum in Douglas. We hear from the curator of the exhibition for Eiraght Ashoonagh Vannin, Manx National Heritage, Nicola Tooms, before we hear from the artist herself, Julia Ashby Smyth, who has 77 images on display. In a week's time it'll…
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On the day the UK Government announces a ban on disposable vapes from next year, the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture asks; should we ban them here? We also have the latest on the Ballasalla bypass development and the appeal against plans for a sewage treatment plant in Peel. The Chair of Castletown Commissioners says there's a socia…
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There's a lot of news around at the moment and we cram as much as we can into this episode, including potential industrial action by doctors employed by Manx Care, changes to the MGP from 2025, the latest from the hearing into the proposed sewage works in Peel and the UK's Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, grants 'nationally sign…
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A very quick reminder that the NEC Classic Car show is only a few weeks away now. We've been dropping the somewhat snazzy Mike Brewer ad throughout our back catalogue, but here you can enjoy a few minutes of us chatting about the event. To get an extra £2 off your advance ticket booking please use the code MYDADSCAR3 at the checkout. Ticket Informa…
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We finish the short story by P M C Kermode about John the Priest of Corna dale, set against events of the year 1210. It was intended as one of a series of unconnected short stories, perhaps more as a vehicle to give lots of historic colour. However, he was persuaded to continue to follow the life of his main character in subsequent episodes. Profes…
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Shoh diu y podcast, Abbyr Shen Reesht, as y cheayrt shoh ta meeryn ass three claare er-nyn-son, as 'syn aght cadjin ain ta shin goaill toshiaght lesh cooishyn Daniel Quayle ass y chlaare echey, 'Kiaull as Cooish', ga nagh vel caa dooin clashtyn y kiaull ass yn chlaare shen, vees goll er jannoo eddyr yn BBC as Radio Vannin as ta ry chlashtyn fastyr …
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October Tynwald proved to be a much more lively affair that we had expected. As he resigned his Health Minister role, Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper accused the Chief Minister of undermining Manx Care and wishing to privatise health services, and repeated his assertion that Health is underfunded not over budget. The Chief Minister responded by robustly d…
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Welcome back to season 5 of My Dad's Car! We are joined by Paul Gardner from SpeedBroker who found us through our popular social media game 'Car Spotting Tennis' in which we trade interesting vehicle spots with a racquet sports twist. It was a black Citroen BX that Jon spotted that used to belong to Paul's Dad. He had a run of mundane cars Paul rec…
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