Wild Swim Podcast

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  • Swimming tales of adventure! From lidos to lakes, rivers to the sea, this podcast celebrates the joy of swimming in the great outdoors.
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  • Alice Vodden: Outdoor Swimming and Public Health

    Alice Vodden: Outdoor Swimming and Public Health
    Apr 12 2022
    Alice joins me to speak about her Masters in Public Health, and the important role she believes that outdoor swimming could play in this area. Like many swimmers I’ve heard about the personal benefits of open water swimming, as well as experiencing this myself. Alice describes how this might work on a wider, population level, […]
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    28 mins
  • Kerry Andrew: SKIN

    Kerry Andrew: SKIN
    Feb 11 2022
    Author Kerry Andrew joins me to talk about SKIN, a story of mystery, myths and – of course – swimming. SKIN follows the journey of eleven-year-old Matty. Joe, father to Matty, has disappeared, and nobody will explain where he’s gone, or why. Kerry captures the joy of outdoor swimming as Matty finds peace in the water, […]
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    26 mins
  • Swimming during a pandemic

    Swimming during a pandemic
    Jul 7 2021
    COVID-19 put many things on hold, including swimming, with many people unable to access the water. So what’s it been like for wild swimmers? In this episode I speak to swimmers about their experiences, including those who put training on hold, and those who started wild swimming for the first time. Many swimmers – including […]
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    29 mins

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