The Vance Episode

This dude has the best laugh in town and he's also lotsa fun to talk tohttps://archive.org/download/TheVanceEpisode/The%20Vance%20Episode.mp3

The Fields Episode

Trey and Lindsay brought a tin of deliciousness and I brought some silly questions. It was a plant based recipe of awesome sauce. It was a treat getting to meet such a fun couple.https://archive.org/download/TheFieldsEpisode/The%20Fields%20Episode.mp3

The Todd Episode

Todd and I got into running around the same time so it was nice to hear his story. linkage below! https://archive.org/download/TheToddEpisode_201804/The%20Todd%20Episode.mp3

The Mike Episode

I bumped into Mike at the LGAA 5k. I was hobbling around after my calf seized up and he was kind enough to check on me. One thing led to another and he swung by the apartment to talk and some running type stuff. It was a real treat. https://archive.org/download/TheMikeEpisode/The%20Mike%20Episode.mp3

The Santi Episode

He gave me a friendship bracelet and we're brothers now. If you're not jealous by now… you should be. Please, a generously tasteful round of applause for a world renowned physical therapist, strength trainer, life coach & Columbian shaman. Here's Santi!https://archive.org/download/TheSantiEpisode/The%20Santi%20Episode.mp3

The Sandy & Ben Episode

With life, scheduling and training more on point I'm happy to report that we're back. I'd only talked with Ben briefly during a run before he eased off into the sunset at a blistering pace. So it was good fun hearing his story from a seated position and getting to know Sandy. They're good people and I'm sure you'll agree as soon as you click the link.[right click to download]https://archive.org/download/SandyBenEpisode/Sandy%20%26%20Ben%20Episode.mp3

Training For The Long Haul Episode

Time to take the theory and talk about the practice—how does someone train to run for the long haul? Patrick Gallagher has been running endurance races for 17+ years. He has completed dozens of ultramarathons and countless road races from 5k to the marathon. Just a few of his running highlights include setting the course record at the Daytona 50 miler with a time that was in the top 70 times for a North American 50 mile finish in 2016, three-time finisher of the Barkley Fall Classic 50k (arguably the hardest 50k on the East Coast), Boston qualifier and finisher, and he will be competing at the Western States 100 in June of this year. Out of the last 600+ days he’s only missed three days of running, with the unbroken streak recently surpassing 470 days in a row. At 42, he feels stronger and more fit than he ever has and so much of his success, he says, can be attributed to increased consistency and reduced injuries. How does he run 100 miles one day and then run the next day without being injured? Is it true he ran 18+ miles immediately before a recent 4.6 mile race and still won his age group and 6th overall? Did he really run across Florida from Cedar Key to St. Augustine in the middle of July just because he thought it’d be a fun challenge? Do tattoos really make you faster? How gnarly are his feet?! What does he think about when running for 100 miles?! https://archive.org/download/TrainingForTheLongHaulAudio/Training%20for%20the%20Long%20Haul%20Audio.mp3