Podcast appearances and mentions of marc tyley

A local pharmacist is welcoming Manx Care's reintroduction of mask wearing at its sites- The Steam Packet is hoping disruption to its service because of dredging in Liverpool will be 'infrequent' in future- and after 50 years of broadcasting and 17 years at Manx Radio, we say goodbye to Marc Tyley as he hangs up his headphones

Manx Radio brings you a special radio drama mini-series, Cronk Beg Carnival. Written by Lisa Creighton and voiced by Juan Bridson, Lisa Creighton, Toby Smith, Jackie Hawkes, Tom Cain, Chris Caine, Sophie Rudge, Alexandra Batty, Máıre Stephens, and Jenny Davies, all of the Service Players. Produced by Bob Harrison and Marc Tyley

Manx Radio brings you a dramatisation of the supernatural tale by W.W. Jacobs, adapted for radio by Bob Harrison and produced by Bob Harrison and Marc Tyley

Had it not been for the Covid-19 pandemic, Services of Celebration and Commemoration would have been taking place around the Island, to mark the 75th Anniversary of the end of the war in Europe - VE Day - the 8th of May 1945. So, using prayers, hymns and reflections which would have formed a major part of those services, and presented by people who would themselves have been taking part, AT YOUR SERVICE today pays tribute to the millions of men and women at home and abroad, who gave so much, so we can now know freedom. The hymns today are the same ones used at the very first Service of Thanksgiving held in Westminster Abbey, 75 years ago. The prayers are led by the Archdeacon of Man, The Venerable Andi Brown who is also IOM County Chaplain to the Royal British Legion, and to the Royal Air Force Association Isle of Man. Before coming to the Island, The Lord Bishop, the Rt Rev Peter Eagles, gained over 20 years' experience in military service, first as Chaplain to the Forces and then as Archdeacon to the Army. Today, he reflects on what he feels is at the heart of this anniversary. Marc Tyley is a familiar voice on weekday mornings on Manx Radio - but before coming to the Island he worked for almost 30 years as a British Forces broadcaster in many different parts of the world, often broadcasting from present day war zones. He reads A Tribute To The Millions - a reflection specially written for this anniversary, and Unmentioned in Despatches - a poem which recognising that not everyone came home to a hero's welcome. Reverend Jo Dudley is Vicar of Christ Church in Laxey. For her, as for so many people, this anniversary is full of very personal family memories, which she shares here. And there is one stunning piece of instrumental music from Manx-born musician Jason Evans, who is Principal Trumpet with the Philharmonia Orchestra. To say any more would spoil the surprise! In order to match the theme of the programme - as mentioned earlier - our hymns today were taken from the first VE Day Service of Thanksgiving, held in Westminster Abbey. But next week I'll be turning back to my list of YOUR favourite hymns - so do please email me with your choice and, from the list, each week I'll play two hymns that you've chosen. And if you'd like your hymn choice to be dedicated to someone else who listens to AT YOUR SERVICE, it will be my pleasure to mention them - just give me the details along with your hymn title. YOU CAN EMAIL ME - judithley@manxradio.com Wishing you a peaceful and healthy week ahead Judith

Rab Noakes talks to Marc Tyley about his collaboration with Brooks Williams and looks ahead to his first ever visit to the Isle of Man.

Carol Ellis the Baking Bard, The Cook Shack, Marc Tyley's Greatest Hits and Moghrey Jedoonee!

Shaun Ryder, legendary front man of Happy Mondays and Black Grape talks to Marc Tyley about how both bands are having a resurgence at the moment and looks ahead to a new biopic being filmed in 2020. Shaun will be appearing at the Villa Marina on November the 19th.

Legendary frontman of Status Quo, Francis Rossi talks to Marc Tyley about the new album Backbone and looks back on some memorable concerts right here on the Isle of Man.

Kat Mills, Marc Tyley, Mindfulness Mike, Cheese and Maughold Village Hall!

Chris Sully, Manx Radio's Managing Director joins Marc Tyley on Greatest Hits and chooses the landmark album Reverence from Faithless as the Classic Album.

Ashlea Tracey joins Marc Tyley on Greatest Hits and chooses tracks from Elton John's masterpiece, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. She talks about her move to the BBC in Jersey and how the Isle of Man will always have a special place in her heart.

Dilys Sowrey takes Marc Tyley through the wonderful album Blue by Joni Mitchell. She chooses four of her favourite tracks and also talks about growing up on the Isle of Man and her own life in music.

Max De Bernardi and Veronica Sbergia have appeared twice at the Big Wheel Blues Festival receiving standing ovations on both occasions. They spoke to Marc Tyley on Greatest Hits ahead of the start of their latest UK wide tour, with The Laxey Working Men's Institute as the opening venue on Saturday June the 22nd.

Dave McLean joins Marc Tyley on Greatest Hits and takes us through tracks from Tom Waits' 1985 album Rain Dogs.

Paul Quinn has been at the heart of the great British rock band Saxon for over forty years. He also has an exciting side project underway called The Cards. In this podcast Paul talks to Marc Tyley about Saxon's longevity and the excitement of starting something new.

With the 2019 cinematic release of Asbury Park; Riot, Redemption, Rock n Roll, here's another chance to hear the leader of Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, John Lyon, talking to Marc Tyley about his life and times and the whole New Jersey, Asbury Park scene.

Ben Hartley and Marc Tyley discuss the power of radio in this final episode of the series.

Leo Sayer talks to Marc Tyley about his amazing career, the highs and the lows and also takes him through some tracks from his brand new album 'Selfie'.

Gary Numan performed at the Villa Marina last year (2018) and took time out to come up to Manx Radio to talk to Marc Tyley for Greatest Hits ahead of his show.

Gyp Buggane is the owner and producer/engineer at Ballagroove Recording studios in Ballasalla. He joined Marc Tyley on Greatest Hits and chose The Beatles - Revolver as his classic album. He also got to squeeze in a superb bonus track as well.

On Monday 22nd April 2019, director Bob Harrison and producer Marc Tyley bring you the Manx Radio Production of Lucille Fletcher's 1943 radio play 'Sorry Wrong Number'.

Simon Lockwood from Don't Fret Isle of Man takes Marc Tyley through five tracks from his favourite classic album; Blondie's Parallel Lines

Marc Tyley catches up with the singer Vonda Shepard in a Christmas Greatest Hits Special.

This week, a very Manx feel with Backdoor Slam, Simon Cambell and Marc Tyley. There's lots of 'backs' too! Title Artist CD Back Home Blues Jimmy Dawkins Fast Fingers Backdoor Man Hat Fitz & Cara Robinson Beauty 'n the Beast Second Time Around Robin Rogers Back In The Fire Come Home Back Door Slam Roll Away Eyes Of A Child Walter Trout Common Ground Blues For Mama Marc Tyley Live No More Whisky Louisiana Red Memphis Mojo Gold Dust Sandi Thom Gold Dust Back Back Train Aerosmith Honkin On Bobo Backstabber Virgil & The Accelerators The Radium Backstroke Ronnie Earl Spread The Love Island Of Rust Simon Campbell Thirty Six Big Change Is Gonna Come Paul Cox & Charlie Fabert That's What We Were Born For

Marc Tyley and Dave Raven get together for two hours of their favourite music.