Every life has a soundtrack. 10 Tracks invites guests to trace their story through music, one song at a time. Ten tracks, ten moments, ten memories—told in their own words, through the songs that moved them, marked them, and made them.
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Every life has a soundtrack. 10 Tracks invites guests to trace their story through music, one song at a time. Ten tracks, ten moments, ten memories—told in their own words, through the songs that moved them, marked them, and made them.
My guest today is Alex Brindley, Director of Programming, News, and Content at Manx Radio, the national broadcaster for the Isle of Man. He also hosts a weekday Afternoon Show from 3pm. Off-air, Alex is married with two children and a proud Manx resident, with a deep passion for the island’s heritage and culture.
He’s an accomplished musician, volunteers at the Victorian Groudle Glen Railway and directs theatre shows and previously films and documentaries.
If that did not fill his plate, he is also a self-confessed theme park enthusiast, who travels the world with his family in search of the next rollercoaster thrill.
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Alex's 10 tracks: listen now
1. Glenn Robertson - Romeo and Juliet (from Hot Ice Pleasure Beach)
2. Julie Andrews - Feed the birds
3. Dario G - Voices (acoustic)
4. John Williams-Jurassic Park theme
5. Bruno Mars – Just the Way You are
6. Paul van Dyk - Beautiful life
7. Fun - we are young
8. Michael Kamen - Main theme to band of brothers (London Metropolitan Orchestra)
9. Paul van Dyk - Nothing but you
10. Hugh Robertson- All in the April evening (Grimethorpe Colliery Band)
Where to find Alex:
Manx Radio: Alex on air
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10 tracks Podcast
Every life has a soundtrack. 10 Tracks invites guests to trace their story through music, one song at a time. Ten tracks, ten moments, ten memories—told in their own words, through the songs that moved them, marked them, and made them.
