Paul Chase from Financial Options talks about the importance of life insurances and gives some great advice on the options that are available to us, no matter what are circumstances.

The One World Centre Charity Challenge is underway and students from 6th Forms around the Island are taking part, raising funds and awareness for some of the smaller charities around the world. Camilla, Evie, Issy and Hannah from Castle Rushen High School team 'Seed Madagascar' tell Christy about their own project and charity. Find out more here

Christy catches up with Jude Fullerton from Douglas Choral Union and two of the leading cast from the upcoming production of 'Chicago', Jordan McCormack who plays Velma and Evie Skillicorn who plays Roxie. Fascinating to learn about the real life events that inspired the murderous storyline! The show runs at the Gaiety from 7th to 15th Feb.

On a particularly grey day here on the Isle of Man - and on the day of the year recently labelled 'Blue Monday', we decided that the best person to speak to would be happiness expert and CEO of Laughology Stephanie Davies, on the subject of using colour to our advantage.

Christy visits the new South Beach Shelter, built by the community, for the community - then runs in to the sea...

Local legend Dot Tilbury popped in to tell us about her upcoming concert in Marown on January 25th, with a host of fabulous guests AND a good Manx supper, all raising money for the young cyclists.

St Ninian's High School students Emma Worsfold, Lindi Nyoni, Lucie Williams, Ella Edwards and Freya Beggs tell us about the One World Centre Street Child Charity Challenge. You can find them on Instagram @streetchildsnhs

On Boxing Day, hundreds of hardy folk across the tiny Isle get together to take part in two great Manx traditions: Hunt the Wren in the morning, then it's off to St Johns for 'Cammag'. With tales of knobbly sticks, zero rules and (friendly) fights on the field, we thought it best to find out from those in the know - 3 generations of Callisters who've been playing it for decades.

3 generations of Cammag players