The Isle of Wight Show with Joe Redston

I also talked with Nigel Hartley, CEO of the Mountbatten Hospice. Nigel has worked in hospices for 30 years, and has sat with thousands of dying people, so is uniquely placed to talk about why hospices are so vital.

I also talked with Nigel Hartley, CEO of the Mountbatten Hospice. Nigel has worked in hospices for 30 years, and has sat with thousands of dying people, so is uniquely placed to talk about why hospices are so vital.

Jackie is a Consultant Nurse at the Mountbatten Hospice. She talks about the work she does, and how she helps people with the challenging conversations we all need to have around death, dying and bereavement.

Jackie is a Consultant Nurse at the Mountbatten Hospice. She talks about the work she does, and how she helps people with the challenging conversations we all need to have around death, dying and bereavement.

Season 3 is my conversations with some of the people involved with the Mountbatten Hospice. Other episodes will see me talking to one of the nurses, the CEO, and patients, but we begin with Matt White, the Communications Manager at the Hospice. Matt talks about all the things they do at Mountbatten - some of which, you may not be aware of!

Season 3 is my conversations with some of the people involved with the Mountbatten Hospice. Other episodes will see me talking to one of the nurses, the CEO, and patients, but we begin with Matt White, the Communications Manager at the Hospice. Matt talks about all the things they do at Mountbatten - some of which, you may not be aware of!

The last interview in my mini-series with members of the IOW Island Games team is with Martin Goodall, team chairman.

The last interview in my mini-series with members of the IOW Island Games team is with Martin Goodall, team chairman.

A conversation (at the beach!) with half marathon gold medallist, Charlie Metcalfe.

A conversation (at the beach!) with half marathon gold medallist, Charlie Metcalfe.

Hear from Imogen and Matt, two of the IOW's very successful Island Games shooting team.

Hear from Imogen and Matt, two of the IOW's very successful Island Games shooting team.

My conversation with Dan Burns, manager of the IOW Island Games table tennis team about their recent success in Gibraltar.

My conversation with Dan Burns, manager of the IOW Island Games table tennis team about their recent success in Gibraltar.

Heath manages Aspire Ryde, which he started with £1000 of his own money, and which now brings around £1.5million of value to the local community. He talks about how the voluntary sector could be more professional in some areas, the difference between leading and managing people, and much much more. This is the last episode in Season 1 of the Isle of Wight Show. We'll be back soon - in the meantime, thanks for listening!

Heath manages Aspire Ryde, which he started with £1000 of his own money, and which now brings around £1.5million of value to the local community. He talks about how the voluntary sector could be more professional in some areas, the difference between leading and managing people, and much much more. This is the last episode in Season 1 of the Isle of Wight Show. We'll be back soon - in the meantime, thanks for listening!

Musician and promoter Simon Ledger talks about the charity single he put together after losing both his Dad and Stepdad at a young age, working for the Russian Mafia and Olympics (not at the same time!), and the impact TV shows like 'The X Factor' are having on the music industry.

Musician and promoter Simon Ledger talks about the charity single he put together after losing both his Dad and Stepdad at a young age, working for the Russian Mafia and Olympics (not at the same time!), and the impact TV shows like 'The X Factor' are having on the music industry.

In this incredibly wide-ranging conversation, Ian talks about his work in conservation and regeneration, what we can do to contribute, the human microbiome ... and the National Poo Museum!

In this incredibly wide-ranging conversation, Ian talks about his work in conservation and regeneration, what we can do to contribute, the human microbiome ... and the National Poo Museum!