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One of our favorite types of podcasts are to through out a word and discuss it with smart people. That is why we invited Andy Jones-Wilkins...
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Dr. Mark Cucuzzella has been running his entire life and has many marathons, six completions of the JFK 50 and two completions of the...
The famous Western States 100 began from a horse race that started back in 1955. SIX years prior to this (1949), Pack Burro racing had been...
Coaches Ian Sharman, David Roche and Krissy Moehl rejoin The Nation to answer questions you submitted via social...
This is our first Simul-podcast. It only makes sense that we would do this with our favorite British corespondent, Warren Pole, one...
We all have multiple identities – Mom, brother, friend, scientist, comedian, bowler, runner, writer, etc. Some of these identities...
We brought together running representatives from three continents Asia: Mark Agnew, Hong KongEurope: Hillary Gerardi, FranceNorth America:...
Zoë Rom had a great birthday this year. She woke up and set out to run the 17-mile, 5400′ ascent to Capitol Peak. Capitol Peak is one...
Earlier this summer Adam Kimble broke the supported FKT (fastest known time) on the 171-mile circumnavigation of the Tahoe Rim Trail in 37...
One of the many conversations we enjoy on the trail is how each of us were introduced to trail and ultra running. Each of us has our own...
Photo Credit: Max Holloway
Who knew watching someone walk would be a more popular spectator sport than baseball, football or horse racing? During the 1870s and 1880s...