
Caroline Steel
@carolinesteel3
Radio presenter. Winner of Best New Presenter at the ARIAS 2024.
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Stoked to be a finalist for a "moment of behind the scenes brilliance" for the International Women's Podcast Awards. All credit to producer Hannah Fisher who organised for me to have therapy with Paul Salkovskis & now not only am I an International Women’s Podcast Awards finalist, I'm not afraid of lifts🥳

Unexpected Elements in on fire! 🚜 چھوی / Chhavi 😷,Phillys Mwatee and I talk, underground zombie fires, fire fighting elephants and why hippos get in the way of studying ancient flames with Jennifer Marlon. producers: Al Mansfield Julia Ravey Florian Bohr Harrison Lewis bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

How long does it take a drop of water to make it from the UK to New Zealand? 💧 🇬🇧 🇳🇿 A seemingly silly question but we learnt a lot of important stuff answering it. The best kind of CrowdScience. With Marc Bierkens, producer Phil Sansom, editor Cathy Edwards bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

I’m very excited to be on the shortlist for the 2024 #InternationalWomensPodcastAwards, in the ‘Moment of Behind-the-Scenes Brilliance’ category with Caroline Steel 💫 I’ll be at the awards ceremony tonight - please wish us luck! #IWPA2024


Get Ready - the monkeys are back! new series from next week on @bbcsounds or @bbcradio4 or wherever your get your podcasts. Listen out for this unruly lot, and other amazing guests including Dame Judi Dench, Anneka Rice , Dave Gorman, Pam Ayers and of course Russell Kane !

Do you know how much the internet weighs? marnie chesterton and I worked out the answer. One of us just counts electrons and photons, the other insisted on including all the infrastructure. So we disagree by millions of tonnes. Cathy Edwards bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…


London’s skyscrapers make me feel trapped and stressed but do you feel the same…? We found out how buildings affect us on CrowdScience with Zakaria Djebbara & Edward Vessel @edwardvessel.bsky.social Cathy Edwards bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c….

What does AI mean for our future? I was joined by three world leading experts and an audience with lots of great questions. Find the answers here 👀 Regina Barzilay Paolo Pirjanian Royalcom1851 BBC World Service youtu.be/Oa0ZHfcalCM?si…

How do fish survive in the deep sea? 🐟 🐠 CrowdScience follows Alan Jamieson as he dives to the second deepest point in our oceans, to find the answer. Edith Widder Peter Rask Møller BBC World Service Cathy Edwards Florian Bohr bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

If you fancy spending Saturday afternoon watching a debate about AI 🤖 I’m presenting The Engineers on the BBC News channel now with Paolo Pirjanian Regina Barzilay bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

Recently marine biologist Alan Jamieson dove to the second deepest point in our oceans - the bottom of the Tonga trench. He didn’t find what he was expecting… I unpick the mystery on Science in Action Roland Pease BBC World Service Jonathan Blackwell bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

Are lab grown diamonds the future? 💎 I was on What in the World talking about how diamonds are made with the lovely Hannah Gelbart. Produced by Emily Horler BBC World Service bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

Why are wild board being fed the contraceptive pill? 🐷 Why are there bags of human 💩 on the moon? Why do anglerfish fuse to one mate for life? 🐠 Find out on this week’s Unexpected Elements where I’m joined by Christine Yohannes Producer: Julia Ravey bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

Do you think in words? 🤔 On this week’s CrowdScience we look at the voice many of us have inside our heads. Where does it come from? Why is it there? With Arianna Pipitone. Producer: Jo Glanville Editor: Cathy Edwards bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…