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The still almost award winning IM1, albeit with no awards to show. Still - better than a lot of the rest of our stuff it seems as that doesn't even get nominated. Or not. Have a listen and take your pick . .

Lots of swearing, disrespectful and full of AI. Another glimpse of life at Manx Radio and on the Isle of Man, albeit slightly slower than usual . . . .

A web length version of the same programme you heard on the radio . . .

The almost award winning satirical comedy programme returns for a not very special celebration of sixty years annoying the nation

Join an audience of several people at a live recording of IM1 - A NEW HOPE recorded live . . . well mostly . . at the Peel Centenary Centre this autumn

The team bring you their latest satirical look behind the scenes at the Nation's Station and Manx life.

Another selection of lowlights from Manx Radio's satirical corner, plus some new material, done at no cost whatsoever, which is how we like it here .. Enjoy. Or not as the case may be . . .

The best (or worst) bits to date from our much loved satirical swipe at Manx life, Manx politics, Manx culture and Manx Radio

The latest edition of our satirical look behind the scenes at the Nation's Station

The latest edition of our satirical look behind the scenes at the Nation's Station

A live performance of our satirical look behind the scenes at the Nation's Station - recorded at the Peel Centenary Centre in front of a sell out crowd in September.

A live performance of our satirical look behind the scenes at the Nation's Station - recorded at the Peel Centenary Centre in front of a sell out crowd in February.

The latest in the satirical look behind the scenes at Manx Radio during the recent crisis.

The latest edition of our satirical look behind the scenes at the Nation's Station.

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The second episode of the satirical look behind the scenes at Manx Radio. In this programme for Tynwald Day 2018, the station launches its new, vibrant coverage for the National Day: Radio T !

The first episode in the series that takes a satirical look behind the scenes at Manx Radio, the Isle of Man's National Broadcaster.