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Farleigh and District River Swimming Club
River Thames
West Oxfordshire Sailing Club
Serpentine Swimming Club
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Rave On For the Avon
Environmental Activism
Rights Of Rivers
Cleveden Marine Lake

Swimming in the outdoors - lakes and lidos, rivers and oceans, especially the people that swim in them. Music - 'Noe Noe', 'Aeronaut', ' Vienna Beat', and 'Watercool Quiet', from Blue Dot Sessions.

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Amelie Schlemmer swims in Vienna. She is co-founder of SVDK – Swimmverein Donaukanal – the Donaukanal (Danube Canal) Swimming Club. This was founded in 2020 by four students of the Social Design program at the University of Applied Arts, Vienna, as a... more

The volcanic Lake Bullen Merri is in Victoria, Australia, cloverleafed in shape. A little over two and a half kilometers across. Swimming here, Stanley Ulijaszek was struck by its deep history, and the history of the aboriginal Djargurd Wurrung peopl... more

Mike Lapworth was the inspiration for my 65 swims at the age of 65 years. He had swum 50 swims at the age of 50 years. Hywel Davies I have swum with across the years, having met while swimming the length of the non-tidal River Thames (in stretches, n... more

Kara Mayer’s mission is to make river swimming around NewYork City safe and free. With her development of + POOL, a water-filtering floating pool for safe recreation in urban waters, she has ignited a series of policy changes that will open up access... more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Giles
Oxford-based charity leader, fundraiser, project manager, and swimmer
Black Swimming Association
Episode: Sarah Giles, on Oxford, Swimming, and Inequality
Helen Edwards
Ecological artist, dancer, and swimmer.
Oxford Urban Wildlife Group
Episode: Helen Edwards’ River-Based Exhibition in Oxford ‘Breathing of Life’

Hosts

Stanley Ulijaszek
A passionate outdoor swimmer and author sharing personal stories about outdoor swimming and the swimming experiences of various community members.
Danny
Co-host contributing to discussions on swimming experiences and community connections.
Charlotte Sawyer
Co-host discussing diverse aspects of swimming and community initiatives.

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
  • Very inspiring!

    I really enjoy this podcast. Stanley talks to different people and thus different swimmer types. The talk with blue tits founder Sian is full of enthusiasm whereas the talk to Sandy Burnett full of associations to music. Which is one of Stanley’s favorites turns: his guest bring in music they connect with swimming. So, you’ll have Abba, next to Benjamin Britten, Deep purple or John Cage - who once said: „If you want music open the window.“ Or dive into water...I am enjoying every series and cann... more

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Many find the discussions on environmental issues and inclusivity particularly inspiring and thought-provoking.
The variety of guests and their perspectives on outdoor swimming contribute to a rich listening experience.
Listeners appreciate the blend of personal stories and community spirit present in each episode.

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Sarah Giles, on Oxford, Swimming, and Inequality
Q: What do you think should be done, could be done at the policy level?
There should be a gathering of stakeholders to share their views, aiming for systemic change in swimming rather than short-term solutions.
Sarah Giles, on Oxford, Swimming, and Inequality
Q: Can you give us a taster of that report?
The report shows that there are myriad factors that prevent swimming for people from African, Caribbean, and Asian communities.
Helen Edwards’ River-Based Exhibition in Oxford ‘Breathing of Life’
Q: How do you decide where you're going to swim on a particular day?
Helen mentions a belief in an unconscious path that leads her to particular locations, influenced by memories and sensory engagements, revealing a deep connection with the land and water.
Helen Edwards’ River-Based Exhibition in Oxford ‘Breathing of Life’
Q: Can you tell us something about your ecological work and how that relates to everything else you do?
Helen explains her dedication to living systems and her work with the Oxford Urban Wildlife Group, emphasizing the importance of conservation and educating the community about their relationships with nature.
Helen Edwards’ River-Based Exhibition in Oxford ‘Breathing of Life’
Q: How contiguous are swimming and dreaming for you? Can you be dreaming while you're swimming and swimming while you're dreaming?
Helen expresses that there is indeed a connection between the act of dreaming and swimming, suggesting that both activities can flow together, allowing for an evolution of the mind and body in a new way.

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Episodes frequently explore the culture of outdoor swimming, with a focus on lakes, rivers, and swimming communities. The narratives often center around personal anecdotes, environmental advocacy, and the ways swimming connects individuals with nature and their communities. Noteworthy is the emphasis on inclusivity and accessibility in swimming, as discussed by guests involved in initiatives like the Black Swimming Association. Unique moments are often interwoven with cultural reflections on music, and each episode tends to highlight various swimming locations while fostering a sense of nostalgia and belonging among swimmers.

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