In the next installment of Running Code, our hosts have a chat with Sgt. Kevin Mallette. Sgt. Mallette was formerly in the U.S. Marine Reserves before starting what is now a 17-plus-year career with NNPD. He currently serves in the Recruiting Division. He shares about his career journey here. Sgt. Mallette even shares a funny story about a call for service he had with Capt. Tietjens, while the captain shares why he didn't like to show up to the same call as Mallette.

Ever wondered how top athletes balance rigorous training with creative passions? Join us as we chat with the incredible Brittany Charbonneau, who not only excels in running but also inspires us with her unique projects and amazing attitude. Natalie from Nebraska kicks us off, bringing her infectious energy to set the stage for a lively discussion. We also spotlight MaryBeth's half marathon journey in Asheville, North Carolina, and Greg’s spirited message of unity to the Will Run For podcast c...

In this episode, Tom and Jo discuss getting into trail running, some of the biggest brewing mistakes and moaning about streaming services.Disclaimer:This podcast discusses the production and consumption of alcohol but we like to enjoy drinking safely. Remember to drink responsibly and in moderation. Don't drink if you are below the legal age and don't drink and drive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another Tuesday. Another episode of our "What's Inside the Box?" podcast presented by Runner's High.Have a listen as this week we have the pleasure of sitting down with a legend in our world - Dean Shonts. Dean opened up the first run specialty shop in New Jersey - Sneaker Factory - in 1978. He is a true shoe dog in all aspects of the word. Have a listen as Dean and Craig chat about everything and anything running related. Enjoy.

The first ever Running Gingerly bookclub. This week we chat about what running books have inspired us, motivated us, educated us and entertained us on our running journey. From the obvious (Born to Run) to the more obscure (Running High) and plenty in between. Plus all the usual random chat on a low mileage week when special cushions were needed for this weeks recording.

With the Isle of Man TT races finishing just over 72 hours ago, it's the perfect opportunity to get a full round up of the last two weeks at the greatest motorcycle road racing festival in the world, from motorsports presenter and pit lane reporter Hailey Coxon. Hailey is from the Isle of Man and has bike racing and bike culture running through her veins, so who better to talk Iwan and Prutts through the last fortnight of incredible action and record breaking achievements, to not only cap this

The gang tries to acclimate to rising temps which can only mean one thing - it's Legion season and Robbe has a custom Fractel hat coming out on Monday. We also get a little deep and discuss our 'whys' of running, but the tangents are as weird as always. Finally, we chat about the new On Cloudrunner 2, which may or may not be your best stability option. Snag the Robbe Raccoon Signature Legionnaire at 6 p.m. ET on Monday, June 3: https://shop.believeintherun.com/ SUPPORT OUR

In Episode 71, Andy and Sarah are reunited but without Rick! This week, they are joined by TRC's very own James Dunn who has come along to give us an update on his epic challenge of running a whopping 100 miles...The Running Channel Podcast tackles one big topic each episode, amongst helpful tips and light-hearted chat on the latest news in the running world. Hosted bySarah Hartley (amateur runner)andAndy Baddeley (former pro runner) alongsideRick Kelsey (recovering runner), the TRC Podcast is

Amanda Vestri joined Laura Thweatt and Lindsey Hein for the Chat with a Pro series on Relay podcast this week!If you paid attention to the Mini 10K this weekend, you saw that she placed 4th and finished as the first American woman in the field. In this episode Laura actually gives her some key advice for that race!She ran at Iowa State and Syracuse runs with Zap Fitness and had a stellar season on the track this spring. She's focused on racing the 10K at the Olympic Trials this summer!We

Becs Gentry is a peloton instructor, 2:32 marathoner, a mom, and an all-around amazing human. We first spoke with Becs on her podcast, Set the Pace, and immediately knew we wanted to hear more. Originally from London, Becs now lives in New York City teaching tread, strength and rowing classes. In this episode, we chat all about growing up in the UK, her time with Nike, running in the Olympic Marathon Trials and how she ended up at Peloton.

Welcome to episode 199 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.Heat trainingThis episode, we explore the idea that running is something we can do to give us energy, as much as deplete our energy. We also talk about running in the heat, with some actual science that we read on the internet to back up the way that we

The Running Channel Meets is where we talk to real runners with incredible stories. Each episode we speak with people who inspire us to run, and give our guests an opportunity to tell their stories, often for the first time.In this episode we chat with Jasmin Paris. In 2024 Jasmin made history by becoming the first female finisher of the Barkley marathons, an infamous ultramarathon race held each year in Frozen Head State Park in Morgan County, Tennessee. We discuss what drives Jasmin to run, how

In this week's episode of Better With Running Podcast, we hear all the latest from a big weekend of racing including Chriso's amazing run at Albert Park where he managed to negative split, and Zacca enjoyed being on the course watching a number of run2pb athletes tearing up the roads.This week's #teamrun2pb guest athlete is Matt Morgan, returning to the show to chat about his amazing start to 2024 which includes 3 PBS already. Chris and Zac talk about what changes he has made this year

Running after your dreams is a courageous act that demands tenacity and resilience. Whether you’re an author striving to bring your stories to life or someone with a different dream, the essence remains the same. Don’t let fear hold you back. Pursue your dreams with unwavering determination and watch as fiction transforms into reality, one step at a time.

Chris Chavez and Anderson Emerole chat it up on Memorial Day to bring you a recap of all the sprints + field events action that took place at the Prefontaine Classic.Among the highlights: – Sha'Carri Richardson took down a STACKED field at the Prefontaine Classic and puts any doubts about her early season form to rest with a decisive 10.83 victory in the women’s 100m. Richardson looked smooth while Olympic champ Elaine Thompson-Herah struggled, finishing 9th in 11.30. – Joe Kovacs puts the

Welcome to our latest episode of the podcast where we welcome Hoka Elite runner, Louise Small! Louise is no stranger to Portsmouth, having recently come to Portsmouth to take on the new Southsea parkrun route. She did so in style, taking overall first finisher token from the volunteers.Louise and I had such a lovely chat about all things running, and it was great to hear her story about starting out as a runner in her teens and being scouted as a running talent. Along with that, Daniel and Louise

Welcome to episode 197 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.Emotional loadThere’s a lot of chat that doesn’t touch on running to begin with, as Holly has had another exciting weekend, and I’ve been having some stressed parenting moments, which leads into some general emotional load chat. Please relate to one of

Send us a Text Message.We have a fantastic conversation with author Sabrina Little, about her new book, The Examined Run. In this chat we talk about ethics and role of virtues and vices in running. The Examined Run discusses the ethics of sport, specifically the sport of running, through the lens of virtue ethics. As with any discussion of ethics, this one has many angles and nuances, and could have easily been a trilogy of books. The book is divided into 9 chapters. It starts with an introdu...

Mouse House Monday Ideas: For Mouse House Monday, channel your inner Disney magic! Wear anything Disney-inspired. Get creative with Instagram filters if you don’t have any Disney gear. Remember, it’s all about the fun, not about buying new stuff!Don’t Forget:Log your mile, take a selfie, and share it in our Facebook group for a chance to win pop-up prizes.Follow us on Instagram @extraordinarystridespod and stay engaged in our FB group.Have questions or want to chat? Send me a text!Support the...

oin us as we Look Around the Confederation! Remember you can submit your stories (Camp, Division, etc.) to scvyouthoutreach@gmail.com to be featured on the show. LIVE 7pm CST! Tonight we have Former two time Virginia Division Commander Tony Griffin on to talk about his platform as he is running for Lt. Commander-in-Chief. Commander Griffin as also been Division 1st Lt Commer, Division Adjutant, 12 years on Division Executive Council 2012 -, Camp Adjutant 2018 - Present, and Deputy Chief of Staff for