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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 TimesCarl 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 Our Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com.

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.

Motiv8 offer free, confidential support for anyone impacted by dependency to alcohol, drugs, gambling or gaming - for all ages. Nicola Browne talks to Christy about the services and also explains what it might be like for someone going through a dependency journey. Find out more at www.motiv8.im. If you know of a charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties.com

Motiv8 provides free, confidential support for anyone impacted by dependency to alcohol, drugs, gambling or gaming. Nicola Browne tells us about the charity, the team and some of services they offer for anyone struggling with dependency. Find out more at motiv8.imIf you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties.com

Mike Divers, Steve Daykin and young musician Matthew Coates tell Christy about the new (big) band on the block, the Blue Train YOUTH band!

11 year old pop prodigy Aastha Vakil is making waves in the music world - but with a very particular brand of motivational, uplifting music. Following on from her single 'Believe In Yourself' which we spoke to her about when she was just 9 yrs old, she has now released new song 'Invincible'. On a mission to help those who are struggling in life, all proceeds from the track will go to support children's charities both here on the Island and in the UK.Splitting her time between the Isle of Man and India, Christy caught up with her recently at home in Mumbai. Watch the video on her Youtube channel @AasthaVakil

Manx Language Development Officer Ruth Keggin Gell tells us about the Cooish Manx language festival - and also about a new Girlguide and Scout badge for the Manx language.Get all the details about the festival at Learnmanx.com/Cooish

A new podcast is hoping to shine a light on the issues surrounding alcohol addiction and recovery. Jimmy Thistle's series 'After Hours' features guests from all over the world, with the aim to encourage listeners to take a minute and think about their own drinking habits. Jimmy tells Christy all about the podcast, shares his own story and gives us a flavour of the guests to date. You can find the full podcast series here After Hours with Jimmy Thistle

Ed Space's mission is to reshape the conversation around mental health on the Isle of Man, with an aim to encourage open and honest talking about how we truly feel and to make mental health a conversation, not a stigma.Shirley Cain and Dan Dooley tell Christy all about it.

Ed Space's mission is to reshape the conversation around mental health on the Isle of Man, aiming to encourage open and honest talking about how we truly feel. The charity holds various groups and events around the Island to support those who need it. Founder Shirley Cain and Co-ordinator Dan Dooley tell us all about it. Find out more here: edspace.imThe One2Three Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com

Angie Aire MBE from Breast Cancer Now IOM and Sharon Maddrell from Isle of Man Breast Care tell us about the importance of regularly checking for lumps, bumps and other anomalies (both men AND women) and share some lighter moments from their own experiences going through breast cancer treatment.

It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the popular Fashion For Life event returns this weekend, Oct 24th. One of the lead organisers, Sharon Maddrell, tells us about her charity Isle of Man Breast Care which, alongside Breast Cancer Now IOM, has been raising funds and awareness through this event and much more for many years.If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties.com

During this Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Angie Aire MBE tells us about the work of local charity Breast Cancer Now Volunteering in the IOMIf you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties.com

Sea Cadets Isle of Man Executive Officer Emma Shimmin and Junior Training Officer Sally Rothwell-Caley tell us all about the organisation for children aged 10 to 18, helping them to gain new skills, build confidence, make friends, and experience real adventures, all while having fun! They are also on the lookout for volunteers - could you come on board? Listen to find out more.If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties.com

Dot Tilbury, Angie Aire and Sharon Maddrell join Christy to update us on the return of the biggest show in the Charity event calendar - Fashion For Life at the Villa Marina on Oct 24th.

Sea Cadets Isle of Man offers activities like sailing, climbing and camping to children aged 10 to 18. Executive Officer Emma Shimmin tells us more. If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties.com

Manx dance team, Skeddan Jiarg, have been invited to represent the Isle of Man at the prestigious Marrakech Folklore Days Festival in Morocco - one of the largest annual folk dance gatherings in Africa. The intergenerational team heads off at the end of October. Christy caught up with Manx dance teacher Gráinne Joughin and group leaders Ali Carroon and Jen Thistle to find out more. If you can help them in any way, email [email protected]  (Music: Europop Vona by Barrule) 

Christy chats with Pam Watson about the work of the Diana Princess of Wales Trust - also known as 'Hospice at Home'. Find out more on their website here.If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties.com

All this week between 1 and 3pm we are finding out about the work of the Diana Princess of Wales Hospice Care at Home Trust – Isle of Man, (also known as 'Hospice at Home'). Pam Watson tells us about upcoming events, how you can support what they do and much more.If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties

As we mark Dementia Awareness Week, Christy chats with Gemma Wild from local charity Forget Me Not, the small charity that supports Dementia Care and goes above and beyond to fund the Island's Admiral Nurses. Find out more here: Forget Me Not | Supporting Dementia Care Isle of Man

As we mark Dementia Awareness Week, Gemma Wild tells us about the small charity that supports Dementia Care and goes above and beyond to fund the Island's Admiral Nurses. Find out more here Forget Me Not | Supporting Dementia Care Isle of Man

Brett Martin, father of Lucas 'Looky' Martin, chats with Christy about his son's lasting legacy two years after he died from bacterial meningitis. He also tells us about the latest upcoming family fundraiser, as they take on the Loch Ness Marathon to raise money for Looky's Aid.

Christy experienced a Stage(Ed) Invasion on One2Three today, with two Ugly Sisters, a Princess and a Producer roaring into the studio to tell us about this year's Pantomime, Cinderella. Find out more and get your tickets here: Cinderella

This week's One2Three Charity of the Week with Kelproperties.com is Looky's Aid, set up in memory of Lucas ‘Looky’ Martin, who died from meningitis in September 2023 at the age of 21. The charity helps young people to rise above the challenges that they face. Looky's Dad Brett tells us more. Looky's is also the chosen charity for this year's Isle of Man Festival of Motoring Sporting Bears Motor Club Dream Rides on Saturday 20th Sept.

On One2Three today we learned about the sport of Bowling from experts Michele Cubbon and Jenny Moore. They are organising a fundraising North Vs South Tournament in aid of MNDA IOM on Sept 20th at Nobles Park

Juan Christian from Isle Listen and John Keggin from Island Escapes give us an update on all things Tough Mucka. The event is on Oct 5th - at a new location - you can still register but you'll need to be quick... It's open to all ages 9+, choice of adult distances (8km or 14km), individual or team of 3 entry. Visit the website for more details.

All this week between 1 and 3pm we are finding out about the work of the Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA IOM), upcoming events, how you can support what they do and much more.If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties

Christy has a frank and honest conversation with Mary Doyle from Cruse Bereavement Support about the tricky but important subjects of death and grief. Cruse are our latest Charity of the Week, supported by Kelproperties.com.

Manx youth supergroup Scran have been invited to play at the ROyal Albert Hall in November as part of the Manx Youth Proms 2025. Christy caught up with Aylith Braithwaite and Daniel Cross, who play harp and guitar in the group and Dr Chloe Woolley, the Music Development Manager from Culture Vannin. Before we hear from them, group leader David Kilgallon tells us why Scran are making such an impact on the trad scene. Find out how you can support their trip here.

In 2027, nine Manx Scouts will travel to next World Scout Jamboree, a global gathering that brings together tens of thousands of young people from around the world to celebrate unity, adventure, and cultural exchange. Applications close soon though, on Friday 26 September 2025! Listen to Mark O'Connor telling Christy all the details for your chance to be a part.

Cruse Bereavement Isle of Man offer support, advice and information to children, young people and adults when someone dies. Mary Doyle tells us more. The Charity of the Week feature is brought to you by Kelproperties.com

Christy chats with Jim Macgregor and Olivia Crowe from Search and Rescue Dogs (SARDA) Isle of Man about the work they do, about some of the memorable moments they've experienced with the charity and - of course - about their fabulous furry family. They also explain how YOU can be involved, as 'dogs' bodies' and more. Charity of the Week is supported Kelproperties

Our One2Three Charity of the Week is SARDA (Search and Rescue Dogs Association) Isle of Man. All this week between 1 and 3pm we are finding out about the work the team do, upcoming events, how you can support what they do and much more. If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties

Our One2Three Charity of the Week is The Joey Dunlop Foundation. Christy went to see the fabulous facilities at Braddan Bridge and sat down with Suzanne Tasker and Gilley Keown to talk all things Dunlop.If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties

Juan Christian, Steven Downward and Dave Parkes tell Christy about their very Manx World Record Attempt - one that YOU could be a part of! Sign up here by Sunday 24th Aug: Three Legged Race - IsleListen

Our One2Three Charity of the Week is The Joey Dunlop Foundation. All this week between 1 and 3pm we find out about the work the team do, upcoming events, how you can support what they do and much more. If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties

A chance to hear the full conversation with Isle of Play Director Chris Gregory all about the current state and future of play, as we enjoy the final weeks of the Summer holidays. We look at growing up here, the facilities available for children, how parenting could help encourage play and much more.

Our One2Three Charity of the Week is Isle of Play. All this week between 1 and 3pm we find out about the work the team do, upcoming events, how you can support what they do and much more. If you know of a small charity that you think we could feature in this spot, drop an email to [email protected] telling us a bit about it. The Charity of the Week is brought to you by Kelproperties

Christy catches up with some of the cast from Taylorian Productions' Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - Debbie Gooding who's playing Mrs Gloop, Joe Jennings and Thomas McAleer who are playing Charlie on alternate nights and Ben Heath who is Willy Wonker. The show is at the Gaiety Theatre from July 31st, book your tickets here : Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Two Feathers Productions bring the hugely popular hit musical to the Gaiety Theatre July 12th to 19th. Christy caught up with cast members Bryony Grant, Lauren Molyneux and Kathryn Toohey, the 'Urchin Trio'.

Kirk Michael man Juan Callister has entered himself in to the World Downhill Skateboard Championships, which are taking place on the Island for the first time this year. Despite having no experience of the sport, he has really thrown himself in to it and tells Christy why.

Douglas City Library have been working with the Alzheimer's Society Isle of Man to make a range of specially curated books available to borrow, that help people with dementia and their carers to keep connected. Christy finds out more and hears about an event taking place to help promote the initiative.