Welcome to Journey to a Dream, brought to you by Kawasaki Insurance.

In this episode, we’re thrilled to introduce Paul “Moz” Owen— and we uncover the story behind that nickname!

With nearly three decades of racing under his belt, Paul has a wealth of stories to share.

Motorbike racing runs deep in Paul’s family, a passion passed down from his father.

The photo says it all: three generations of Owens united by their love for the sport—Paul on the right, his son Thomas in the centre, and his dad Gareth on the left.

While we don't talk much about Paul’s impressive racing career and numerous podium finishes, he gives us an honest look at the highs and lows of dedicating your life to a sport that while exhilarating, can sometimes be pretty brutal.

If you would like to take part in the podcast, send an email to bethespey@manxradio.com, I'd love to hear from you.

In this episode we join Gary Radcliffe whose biking career started very early with a bucket and sponge.

It sparked in him a life long passion for the sport, and following his own success he now helps to inspire and coach future racers through the race school run by the Andreas Racing Association.

As you'll hear - it's never too late if you've always thought you wanted to give it a go and listen until the end to hear what question you need to ask Gary if you see him...

If you'd like to be part of the podcast, I would love to hear from you - you can email bethespey@manxradio.com

Journey to a Dream is brought to you by Kawasaki Insurance.

Get ready for an exciting episode with one of the brightest personalities in the racing paddock!

Our guest, Davo Johnson, may have faced some tough challenges over the past couple of years, but his unshakable determination and resilience make him a true standout.

A powerhouse on the track and a natural behind the mic, there’s no doubt Davo has plenty more thrilling chapters ahead in his racing journey.

In this episode, Davo takes us back to his early days, walks us through the highs and lows of his career, and reveals the powerful motto that keeps him going.

Want to follow Davo’s journey? Check out his Facebook page here.

And if you’d like to be part of the podcast, drop us a line at bethespey@manxradio.com

In this episode, we catch up with two familiar faces who have big plans for 2025!

Michael ‘Jack’ Russell and Jake Roberts return to share their thrilling journey as a sidecar duo.

They dive into what inspired them to team up, the unforgettable feeling of landing on the podium, and how much your support truly means to them.

Stay updated on their progress by following them on Facebook, and if you missed their previous interviews, you can listen to Jack's here and Jake's recorded in October last year, here.

A huge thank you to SPJ Photography for the action-packed photo of the duo—we can’t wait to see many more!

Want to be featured on the podcast? Drop me an email at bethespey@manxradio.com.

The guest for this episode of Journey to a Dream is Derran Slous, a Travelling Marshal and former racer who has seen and experienced many different aspects of the sport he loves.

Derran is able to sum up what goes on in the mind of so many racers and shares some very poignant memories with us.

He also has some very well-known nephews and just wait until you hear how he tried to convince people he didn't have a broken leg...when he clearly did.

His TM colleague Jonathan Woodwood is a former podcast guest and he is behind the TT Travelling Marshals YouTube channel which you need to have a look at to understand a little of what this role entails.

If you would like to be part of this series, you can email bethespey@manxradio.com

A really insightful look into what makes a road racer tick with Damian Horan in this episode.

After nearly a decade competing on the Isle of Man, what keeps him coming back to the MGP, what does the support he receives mean to him and what does his brother call him?

He also talks movingly about his friend and mentor Davy Morgan and that's who you can see Damian pictured with here.

You can follow Damian's progress on his racing Facebook page.

And if you would like to be part of the podcast you can email bethespey@manxradio.com

A special episode about the Billy Redmayne Memorial Fund, which every year supports newcomers in the Manx Grand Prix.

Billy, who was also a soldier, was a hugely talented Manx rider - he won the Newcomers MGP in 2014 and the Junior MGP a year later.

Sadly he died in a racing incident in Scarborough in 2016.

Here, Billy's dad Dave joins Beth along with the four riders the fund is supporting for 2024 - Aidan Cleary, Damien Crook, Calum Pert and Tim Walsh.

You can listen back to Damien's first Journey to a Dream podcast recorded back in March.

There's also the beautiful book Billy's Mum wrote in his memory, 'A Life Well Lived: Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened.', and all money raised goes to the fund.

Ian Soilleux is Beth's guest on Journey to a Dream today.

Having started racing in 1993 - road racing on the Isle of Man was something he never even considered, until a visit to watch TT at St Ninian's made him think again.

Ian's been involved in every aspect of racing, from competing himself and coaching riders, to marshalling and being a team boss.

2024 sees his return to the MGP and we wish him every success for this year - and keep listening to the end to find out who is Ian's artist of choice to listen to before he heads out on the bike...

Keep up to date with how Ian and BD Racing are doing by following the Facebook page here.

If you would like to be part of the Journey to a Dream podcast, you can email bethespey@manxradio.com