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Heeney shares Isle of Man Stories with Global Audience

by isleofman.com 2nd September 2013

Born and bred on the Isle of Man, Rob Heeney wanted to share some of the Island’s characters with the world.  Luckily, he has the platform to do just that; his hit podcast “People with Stories”.

It’s a deceptively simple format; each week, Rob features someone telling him real life stories, but it’s proving popular with listeners all over the world.  His guests usually come from a wide range of backgrounds but in celebration of his Manx heritage, he’s devoted the past 3 episodes solely to Isle of Man residents.

Rob explains, “We have a great tradition of storytelling on the Isle of Man and some great characters and I really wanted to share that with my listeners.”

‘The Isle of Man Trilogy’ is episodes 33 (which features Dot Tilbury) 34 (Derry Kissack) & 35 (Katherine Crowe). Anyone with internet access can listen at: http://is.gd/pwstories (iTunes) or http://is.gd/podbay (non iTunes).

So, will there be any more Isle of Man Stories featured?

“I really hope so,” says Rob “I’m back home a few times a year and there some more people I’d really love to interview”.

In fact, Rob plans to return in the Autumn to record his debut live stand-up DVD and is currently looking for an appropriate venue.

“If anyone would like to suggest a suitable venue in Douglas for the DVD recording, or indeed, someone they think would make a brilliant guest on the podcast, do email rob@peoplewithstories.com.” 

Posted by isleofman.com
Monday 2nd, September 2013 10:50pm.

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