Welcome to Am I Nuts. This is the first episode in our second series of ten weekly podcasts from us at the Women’s Running podcast. I am your host Esther Newman, and she is your other host Holly Taylor.Are we nuts?In this series, we wanted to explore some of the things that we’ve talked about on our big podcast – that’s the Women’s Running podcast – that don’t necessarily have anything to do with running. Hol and I are natural born worriers, and we’ve realized that in almost every episode, we talk

Episode 85 - Two Times:On this second attempt at episode 85 Brett and Andy chat Halloween party fancy dress, tonsillitis, trying to binge every episode, 1985 quiz, first cars, 'Shoes News', fake super shoes and scams, backyard ultra women's world record, Ruth Chepngetich banned for 3 years, race recaps, upcoming races shout outs, listener comments and we finish with 'The Strava Segment'. Question of the pod: Have you ever been duped by a fake super shoe? Do you have a question for the pod

This week we look at back to our first ever mountain round - the Wicklow Round in Ireland, a route of 26 peaks, just over 100km and all inside 24 hours. It is a round that is definitely harder than the sum of its parts and one that tested us to our limits in the early days of our ultra running journey

Today on Season 4 Episode 96, I invite back to the show Stephen Butcher from the Bush Turkey Track Club in Brisbane. Stephen has now featured on the podcast 6 times, the 2nd most of any guest and there's a reason for that. He of course loves a chat, is a passionate follower of the sport and is very astute with his own running training and the sport in general. This episode focused mainly on the Melbourne Marathon where Stephen recorded an 8 minute PB, with a 2:36. He reflects on the weekend, the

Join host Tim Rogers and Cardiff Half Marathon 2025 finisher Owen Thomas for a full post-race debrief of one of the UK’s biggest running events. They break down race highlights, runner experiences, training insights, fundraising and performance takeaways from this year’s Cardiff Half.Whether you ran the 2025 Cardiff Half Marathon, supported from the sidelines, or are training for your next big race, this episode delivers everything you need — from race-day atmosphere and course strategy to recovery

Champion Ultra Runner Holly Ranson on Goals, Training & Mental Toughness In this episode of the Women’s Running Collective, Hayley and Jussie chat with Australian ultra champion Holly Ranson, who currently holds every major national record — from the 12-hour and 24-hour runs to the 100-mile, 200km, and Backyard Ultra. Holly joins us from France, where she’s training at altitude ahead of the World Ultra Track Championships. We dive into her training approach, the mindset behind pushing limits,

Taylor and Reese of Believe in the Run's Dirt Division chat about injuries that plague us and some treatments that could help runners. They also chat about the gravel category of trail running shoes. Is it a legit thing? Craft and many other brands seem to think so. They dive a further into the Craft Nordlite Ultra Pro and Nordlite Ultra 2. Guest: Emkay Sullivan is a trail runner for Craft. She has the unique experience of finding elite level success on the track, roads, and trail. Taylor and

Ultra runner extraordinaire, Mark Dowdle, joins us to chat all things Backyard Ultras and Last Man Standing events.

This week Allie and Holly talk injuries and setbacks, where suffering actually comes from and the problem with entwining yourself worth with your hobby. Be warned - this one gets deep.Theres also some chat about the awesome Sarah Perry as she continues to smash the women's BYU record and we answer a listener question about the difficulties of time management - keep your questions coming via email or DM.The Running Won't Save You podcast is proudly sponsored by XMiles - you get 10% off all your

Welcome to episode 272 of the Women’s Running podcast. I’m your host Esther Newman and she’s your other host Holly Taylor. On this podcast we talk about health, politics, stuff on TV and what we ate last night. Occasionally, we talk about running.Traitors!We’re talking about the most important thing on our minds at the moment, and that’s obviously Celebrity Traitors. Spoilers are here, if you’ve been saving it up to watch at another time, so be warned. But then we start talking about the running

In this episode of The Marathon Handbook Podcast (00:00), Michael, Alex, and Katelyn kick off Toronto Marathon week and preview their upcoming live show (04:20). They share plans for the New York City Marathon (07:00) and Michael’s big reveal that he’s running the Philadelphia Marathon (08:25). Then, they tackle two listener questions: how to handle being assigned to a slower corral at NYC (11:06) and how to base-build for a year toward a sub-3 marathon goal (31:32).In the second half (45:45), Alex

I was on the ground at Javelina while Allison rode shotgun in the live chat, and—wow—what a day. Will Murray put on the most nondescript masterclass you’ll ever see: smooth, steady, course record, golden ticket. David Roche held on for second, then surprised everyone by declining his ticket, which handed Canyon Woodward his shot after a blazing late charge. On the women’s side, my AT-record pal Tara Dower absolutely torched the course record by over 30 minutes, while eligibility rules behind her

Brendan and I have been chatting for a while, and today we decided to have a chat about everything running. We get to hear how Brendan went from 3:04 to 2:48 within a year, we talk about Boston Marathon and a little report on my (Kristian) running after 4,5 weeks of being sick.I also introduced the initiative The Marathon Podcast Sponsorship, which supports professional runners with great ambitions and goals. Welcome to The Marathon Podcast! A podcast for established runners, future runners, and

In episode 139, Andy and Rick are joined by The Running Channel's Anna Harding to discuss the importance of strength and conditioning for runners, how it improves overall performance and helps prevent injuries and the key exercises every runner should be doing.Anna is taking part in the Chicago Marathon on Sunday, 11th October and is raising money for the PANDAS Foundation, which supports mums and dads dealing with peri- and postnatal depression. She's fundraising through Givewheel - click HERE to

🎙️ The Women’s Running Collective PodcastEpisode 54 – Staying Safe on Your Run: Empowering Tips for Women G’day runners! 👟 In this week’s episode of the Women’s Running Collective, your hosts Hayles and Jussie are having a real and open chat about something that affects so many of us—staying safe while running. Whether you're hitting your local parkrun, doing laps around the block, or heading out on the trails, safety is something we all think about (and shouldn't have to!). Hayles and Jussie

In this conversation, Kamal Datta chats with Crystal Ross about her journey from marathon running to ultra running, discussing the challenges she faced in training and the mental shifts that occurred along the way. She reflects on her experiences at the Boston Marathon, the importance of a supportive community, and her future aspirations in the running world. The discussion highlights the differences between road and trail running, the significance of mental toughness, and the strategies that have

If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving us a 5 star review! It helps the pod a lot, and most importantly it helps Gus.The Coffee Club Podcast is hosted by Oliver Hoare, George Beamish, and Morgan McDonald: 3 professional runners and olympians who train and live in Boulder, Colorado that compete for the On Athletics Club.Special Guest:Joe Klecker: https://www.instagram.com/joe_klecker/Follow us here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coffeeclubpod/George Beamish:

What is an ultra? Could you run one? Glen Wareing, a veteran of 15, takes us through the world of ultra marathon running and what to look out for when choosing your first one. He also gives us his top tips for your first and it's all about planning! He talks about the events organised by GB Ultras, ranging from 50 miles to 100 miles and the big one, 215 miles across Scotland!For more podcasts head to https://www.sapphirerunningzone.com/podcasts. We have 3 channels, one on training and fundraising

Join us this week as we dive into our predictions for the Javelina Jundred, unpack Kilian’s wild 14er mission (and why he might not have tagged every summit in Colorado), and chat about Courtney’s marathon season — including what we think she has planned for CIM (is she eyeing that OTQ time?). We also share what’s next on our own race calendar and plenty more along the way. Tune in and hang out with us! Contact the Hemmings! Email: Aerobicmonsters@gmail.com Instagram: @Tabor_Hemming @Eli...

We’re starting a new type of episode where we evaluate podcasts and kindly discuss what makes a show work and what holds it back. Today, we review The Runner’s Sole by podiatrist Dr. Sharon Miller, a niche running show on foot health and injury prevention. We break down audio quality (intro music length, headset feel, warmth vs over-processing), sound effects balance, and utilize tighter hooks. Then we look at branding: clearer cover art, consistent episode art, a keyword-rich subtitle, and smarter