<![CDATA[DunkersPodcast]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/dunkerspodcast The Dunkers Podcast dives into the world of cold water immersion—affectionately known as "dunking." It’s more than just getting cold; it’s a daily ritual that lifts mood, builds resilience, and creates deep community connection.

Born from the Abersoch Dunkers and shared with dunkers everywhere, this podcast captures the real voices behind the ritual—from sea swimmers to urban dippers. We explore how a simple act of stepping into cold water can transform lives, strengthen the body, resets your mind and brings people together in all weather.

Expect stories, laughs, and reflections—with each guest leaving a question for the next, creating a ripple of curiosity through the dunking world. Show up, tune in, and take the plunge.

]]> RSS.com 2026.701.120359 Mon, 06 Jul 2026 17:17:00 GMT en 5f4d0d2d-4133-50e2-9f19-d8722fa04778 https://media.rss.com/dunkerspodcast/20250710_050754_a4819620aae460589cc92131919fa81a.png DunkersPodcast https://rss.com/podcasts/dunkerspodcast yes DunkersPodcast.com 2025 Mark Pedley Mark Pedley false episodic podcast <![CDATA[💦 The DunkersPodcast Cold Water. Warm People. Wild Chats.]]> When the world locked down, Emma and Hatti dove in—literally. What began as five shivering souls became the Abersoch Dunkers: a 30-strong tidal wave of joy, community, and glorious chaos.

Now, we’re telling the stories behind the splashes.

This isn’t just a podcast. It’s a dunk into real lives, sea-soaked friendships, and unexpected adventures—where romance blossoms in beach huts, city slickers swap concrete for coastline, and Coastwatch heroes keep an eye on the horizon (and the horizon on us).

Every episode is a window into the world of wild swimming, village vibes, and the beautiful mess of being human—shared over steaming mugs, wet dogs, and salty laughs.

Come for the cold water. Stay for the warmth.

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