🎙️ Shoes n Brews — Episode 3Guest: Mark DunlopShoe: Hoka Arahi 8Theme: From stroke → marathon PB → 2x Central Coast BEER MILE champ 🍻This one is a beauty. Scotty and Ash sit down with Mark Dunlop, whose story is straight up wild — he went from suffering a stroke to coming back and running a marathon personal best, and then, because why not, winning the Central Coast Beer Mile two years in a row. That’s elite levels of stubbornness and good times.In this episode we get into:🥾 Hoka Arahi 8 — why

On this week's group chat, we have Erika Kemp, Lindsey Hein, and Peter Bromka. Episode Rundown:-NYC Marathon week plans (travel, Halloween, where to cheer)'-Course talk: Fifth Ave vs Queensboro + Boston comparisons-Elite preview: American women & major debuts-Men’s field + who to watch-Tommie Runz's Javelina 100 chaos-Ruth Chepng'etich ruling + doping conversation-WR context + how it affects fan trust-Helen vs Sharon rivalry-Book recommendations + XC talk-Personal suspension

Ahead of the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon, Deena catches up with race director Ted Metellus to hear more about how they prepare for the final Major of the year. We have an update from Cape Town after their race was cancelled on Sunday, and what that means for their bid to become an Abbott World Marathon Major. Also, we hear the marathon story of a Team Abbott member, and finally, Dave is here with a round-up of everything happening in New York during race week. In this episode of Marathon Talk:

It’s November, and that means it’s time for a new episode of the Trail Ultrarunning Race Directors Podcast (TURD Podcast)!In Season 1, Episode 8, host Shalini Bhajjan chats with Keira Henninger—Race Director behind Keira Henninger Races. From her early running days to leading some of Southern California’s oldest ultras and managing 11 annual events, Keira shares her inspiring journey and the powerful impact she’s making in the trail running world.Tune in to discover what makes SoCal trail and

Today is Tuesday, October 28th, 2025 and this week in 1979, American Bill Rodgers became the New York City Marathon champion for the fourth consecutive time. To this day, Bill remains the only man to have ever won the NYC Marathon on 4 occasions. In this episode, we’ll sit down with Rodgers himself to hear what that day was really like. It's #Tattoosday, and listeners of Today in Running History can save 20% off your order using my code "Hillary" at checkout. ⁠⁠⁠Here is the link⁠⁠⁠ to

This week on the Couch to Coached Running Podcast, Rob, Ben, and Emma are joined by Owen, the founder of HLTHY, a homegrown running brand redefining what a hydration vest can be. Owen shares his journey from casual runner to entrepreneur, driven by a desire to create high-quality, versatile gear designed by runners, for runners.The team dive into the story behind HLTHY — from early design sketches to product testing on the trails — uncovering the challenges of launching a running brand and the

Taylor chats with Lea Mulligan, pro runner for La Sportiva, who recently finished top-10 overall at the Leadville 100.Follow Lea on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leamulligan/Read our reviews of La Sportiva shoes: https://believeintherun.com/shoe-reviews/type/trail/?shoe_brand=972

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James and Josh are back! Swammie Shuffle - why we do it! Where the money goes! How you can be a part!Swammie Shuffle 2026 - 2/22/26 through 2/28,26Click here to donateClear the fog 300

Yorkshire Marathon – where dreams are made!We hear all about Fran's trip up north to the perfect marathon microclimate, where Sun God found their latest ambassador and it was a bad day to be a hill - enjoy!

Welcome to the second series of Am I Nuts. This is the second episode in a 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.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

Colin and Josh talk about all five regional sites that qualified teams and individuals to the state finals.Want more from Indiana Runner? Go to www.patreon.com/indianarunner

Welcome to Thoughtful Thursdays—weekly devotionals from The RunninRev made for people who pray best in motion. Tune in each Thursday to read or listen while you take a quick walk and ground yourself in faith.This Thursday's devotion is called, "Belonging Comes First." The scripture is Acts 2:42-47.If you are not already subscribed on Substack, head on over to longrun.runninrev.com and subscribe to stay up to date with all my writings and recordings.If you like this and would like to support my work,

I recently saw a Facebook post about a marathon handing out coke at one of their aid stations. In the comments section, some runners swear by it, others say it’s a GI disaster waiting to happen. So… what’s the truth?In this episode, we break down the science of fueling your runs with a sugar-sweetened beverage like Coke — how it compares to sports drinks like Gatorade, what happens in your gut when you drink it mid-run, and when it might actually work as a budget-friendly option.You’ll learn:How

New York marathon will be my 5th world major marathon and 2nd since my type 1 diabetes diagnosis. I will also be running as part of the Puma project3 team.In this episode, I talk about my last couple of weeks leading up and what will happen this weekend. I share my expectations and challenges.I also talk about how to prepare for something huge like this and also how to recover and reassess your goals after a big race.One-to-one coaching slots are filling up fast for spring. If you are interested in

An Insider's Guide to the Medical Operation at the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon. n this episode of Set the Pace, Rob interviews Dr. Matt Friedman, the national medical directory of CrowdRx, the team responsible for the medical operation at the TCS New York City Marathon and other New York Road Runners events. Dr. Friedman talks about the year-round planning that goes into supporting runners on their 26.2-mile journeys; covering everything from medical tents and emergency response teams to

Endurance journalist and author Brittany Vermeer joins me to discuss her book, The Complete Guide to Your First 70.3 Triathlon. Brittany has been in endurance media for 17 years, writing for Ironman, Triathlete, and Outside Magazin. Brittany shares the most common mistakes athletes make when tackling their first middle distance race, from nutrition mishaps to pacing errors, and we go beyond training plans to explore the mental game necessary for 70.3 triathlon success, the difference between racing

SummaryIn this episode, we sit down with friend of the pod Johnny Ramos, an ultra runner who recently won and set the course record at Saddles 100. We discuss Johnny's journey from a rebel rousing small town kid in Arizona to becoming a passionate athlete in the ultra running community. Johnny shares his experiences with wrestling, the impact of his upbringing, and how he balances his career in the Air Force with his running ambitions. The conversation delves into the importance of community,

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Nick Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic, former editor-in-chief of Wired, 2:29 marathoner, and daily LetsRun visitor, joins this week’s LetsRun.com Track Talk Podcast to talk about his new book, The Running Ground: A Father, a Son, and the Simplest of Sports (buy it here). Thompson shares how he went from a decent high school runner to running 2:29 in his 40s and setting the American record for 50K in the 45–49 age group. He opens up about the mental breakthrough that unlocked his improvement, lessons