Culture Vannin make interviews available
Serious, sombre, sinister, spooky, sentimental, silly.
A wide variety of memories, stories and experiences of Manx residents are being documented in an ongoing project by Culture Vannin - and many of them are now available to listen to online.
The oral history project is by no means a n ew one, it's something that's been carried out by the charity for many years - but Online and Educational Resources Officer James Franklin is opening the interviews up to the public domain.
He told Manx Radio about one of his favourite stories so far:
For more on this, go to www.culturevannin.im and click on 'People and Places', then 'Oral History'.
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