Vectis Community Audio's Podcast: Recent Episodes
Vectis Community Audio
On the 23rd October this year Seb Roncoroni came into the Vectis Radio studios and told an amazing and brave story that at the age of 29 diagnosed his own aspergers, hear the truly touching story of his relationship with his family from such an incredible young man.
Ebony hairdressers in Northwood are having a Wear it pink Day Cherry Drop tells us all about it
Macca chats to Tina from F A C T, Frans Adolesence Cardiac Trust about raising money for life saving equipment for school kids on the Isle of Wight.
More from Macca Fearne and Hannah more exercises to warm up your vocal chords, a bit more acting and a bit more improv!!
Macca teams up with Fearne and Hannah from the Ugly Ducklings Theatre for a warm up, spot of acting and an interview!
Macca chats to Mike Spencer and Tony Bray about Motor Neurone Disease, we find out more together and how many are suffering with MND. Also, Tony tells us all about his swim across the Solent in July, the training, the weightloss and why he has to swim from Ryde to Portsmouth rather than the other way around.......
Rueben Loake from CDG talk about Career Development Group assists Job Seekers back into full or part time employment.
Macca chats to Glen about the Drop which is a Skate Park in Newport, doing fantastic work keeping Kids out of trouble plus news of a brilliant charity event
Two Ladies from Arreton chat to Macca about a planning application for 80-90 houses in Arreton, atleast 12 houses will be overlooked and that's just the start of the dispute...........
This is Ann Allens incredible story in her own words, just imagine for a minute that your child is missing ........for thirty years, it doesn't bare thinking about does it.
Jenny and Erin from Ryde Academy came in for work experience and presented their own request show.
More from Judds time as a work experince student from St Georges School to Vectis Radio
Judd Phillips from St Georges School on the Isle Of Wight came into the station for work experience and presented his own show.
This Phone In brought attention the importance of having a Foodbank on the Isle of Wight, amazingly there were people that didn't know it existed myself included
Ian Mac
Today on the Isle of Wight there are families struggling to put food on the table. For people on low incomes, in crisis, made redundant, suffering benefit delays or with unexpected bills this can mean going hungry. Every day parents skip meals to feed their children and people are forced to choose between paying the rent and eating.
Would you be able to spare 4 hours of your time to work in an Isle of Wight foodbank cafe / Distribution Centre? For more information ring the office on 01983 292040.