200 voices podcast compilation: Sea-going celebs on their love of the RNLI

Listen to our compilation of 200 voices podcast episodes featuring some sea-going celebrities. In each episode, they delve into their connection with the sea and how that led them to love the RNLI.
Featuring Sir Ben Ainslie, Pip Hare, Louise Minchin, Helen Glover, Jim Moir (aka Vic Reeves), Griff-Rhys Jones and Joanna Scanlan.
The 200 Voices podcast collects together 200 stories from RNLI lifesavers, supporters and rescuees to share tales of kindness, courage and pride, telling the story of how the charity's lifesavers have made a difference - and continue to help save lives today.
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Episode timecodes:
Sir Ben Ainslie - 00:00:08
Pip Hare - 00:11:46
Griff Rhys-Jones - 00:28:15
Helen Glover - 00:40:45
Jim Moir - 00:47:28
Joanna Scanlan - 00:54:38
Louise Minchin - 01:04:19
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