Madeleine Finlay

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2,527 appearances 37 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 4d ago

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Science Weekly · The fight to save a historic English landscape · 4 Aug 2026 podcast

This feels like a really critical time now.

So, Katie, we're heading towards the deadline for the Wildlife Trust to raise their £30 million.

To put you on the spot here, what would be your plea to anyone listening?

My thanks to Sam Turner, Rosie Pearce and Katie Burke.

If you'd like to find out more about the Wildlife Trust's efforts to purchase the Rothbury estate, head to theguardian.com.

And that's all for today.

This episode was produced by me, Madeline Finlay.

It was sound designed by Joel Cox and the executive producer is Ellie Burey.

We'll be back on Thursday.

See you then.

Hi, it's Madeline here.

The Science Weekly team is taking a summer break, but we'll be back with a new episode for you on Tuesday.

But for now, we're revisiting an episode from earlier this year.

Saunas and cold water baths are popping up all over the place, and users say they make them feel incredible.

But is there any science behind it?

I spoke with my co-host Ian and Dr Heather Massey of the University of Portsmouth to find out.

Enjoy.

The Finns do it best, taking off their clothes and getting hot and sweaty together.

In saunas, of course.

And when the warmth gets overwhelming, time to plunge into a freezing lake.

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