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Gilbert Greaves - Intro.

Winding back to May, Kieren went to see Finding Emily. Is the Brit-rom-com back for Gen Z?

Macca Chats to Lisa and Sarah about Past Futures

What's the worst 2 hours and 15 minutes you've spent doing something recently? Kieren went to see Disclosure Day, the latest film(?) from Steven Spielberg. Strap in.

This week on the Vectis Friday Film Review, Kieren was astounded by an independent documentary production available on Amazon Prime, titled 32 Frames. A camera was found in the rubble of the World Trade Center, and its owner is unknown. Can the owner be identified from its 32 photos taken on the day, cross-referenced with other found footage? What was their fate on September 11th? Kieren dives ...

RailFuture is the UK's leading campaign group arguing for improvements and extensions to the train network. It's chair Mike Southgate has a unique bar to asses if services are improving: will his wife take the train as opposed to driving: the "Mrs Southgate Test" is discussed in full and you'll find out why the Island Line cannot run 2 trains per hour like it once did.

St Georges School - how microsoft developed every xbox game console

St Georges School - Callum's Fabulous weekend.

St Georges School - Dylan Titanic

St Georges School - kirstens diary

Anna Sacchini from Harp on The Wight came into the studio to chat with the Thursday afternoon crew , playing us a fabulous tune on her harp as well. This year is the twelfth Harp on Wight International Festival and this festival has become a key musical event on the Isle of Wight in Ryde. There will be a series of concerts with local and international harpists There are also teaching workshops,...

Elle from Wild Isle Nature School chats to Dave Mac, Ross and George from the Wednesday Afternoon Show about the progress of the school, what they offer and their award nominations

Terry brings highlights the very first Harvest Moon game in full 3D, 'A Wonderful Life', but also goes over the confusing brand name change later in the series' history.

Peter Duncan from Blue Peter was in The Stray Cats!!!

Get ready to learn about a famous shell-ebrity of an animal!

Weeks after he first said he wouldn, Kieren finally got out to see Nimrods, a movie loosely based on Green Day, starring Green Day (and some people from The US Office). Was it any good though? (Yes)

It's exactly a year since Felicity Spector and Jack Curtis explained why their incredible train experiences were included in The Untold Railway Stories. We're listening again to their amazing tales on the anniversary of the books' release.

St Georges School - star wars deathtroopers

St Georges School - Dylan Gym Routine

St Georges School - Callum fireman San

St Georges School - Harvey Man Utd

St Georges School -  kirsten facts about ice cream

Macca Chats to Graham Middleton about Ventnor Calling.

Macca Chats to Mark from IW Follies

Can You Hear Us? - Update with Jo Ridley

Paul talks about the work of Rotary International and it's fight against polio.

They are currently looking for volunteers on the Isle of Wight To find out more please head to www.jcac.org.uk

Terry brings attention to the park builder game based on the famous Lego theme parks, 'Legoland'.

This week, Kieren went back to his teen years to visit Jackass: Best and Last (On Amazon Prime now). Silly fun or an insurance nightmare? Kieren reviews it.

This Weeks Topic Is About Rainforests

Carisbrooke Rangers visit the Vectis Radio studios

In between performing stand-up at Edinburgh to running his own podcast (Park Date), Chris writes books on such diverse subjects as Stations, Lidos and  Brutalist Architecture. Listen to us natter about content creation and comedy!

St Georges School - Star wars return of the jedi

St Georges School - Dylan Scottish Football

St Georges School - Harvey Max Verstappen

St Georges School - Callum top 6 Darts big majors

St Georges School - kirsten black swans of dawlish

Macca Chats to Jim Elston - Past Futures

Maggie talks in depth to Musician & Local Councillor - Phil Jordan

Terry highlights the challenging retro NES-style indie platformer game, 'Cyber Shadow'.

This weeks topic Is about Seasons

Sorry fellow listeners, no animal podcast for you today! However, I've got just the perfect substitute, even if it is a little cheesy...

Imagine a dystopic future... well, present, where nobody can... you know. Birds, bees, etc. Kieren has to sit through 102 minutes of that story in this week's film review for One Night Only.

Kieren looks back in both anger and delight in his mixed review of the new reason to pay Oasis £15. Sorry, he means documentary.

Having seen how cheap tunnels are made in Norway, Michael believes we could use their method of blasting and drilling to cross between Manchester and Sheffield - at a tiny fraction of the cost of traditional tunnel-boring machines.