
Trail running talk and banter, delving deep to gain insight and inspiration from interesting runners in New Zealand, Australia and the world. Learn more: dirtchurchradio.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 383 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WildernessSportsRunning | |||

This week is a tribute to togetherness that running can bring us. Ali, Andrew, and Matt celebrate the experience of heading out for a run with your mates, be it a marathon relay, a Denny’s Marathon, or a Coast to Coast to Coast. We explore (literally... more
Kia ora e te whānau. Ian Sharman is a straight-up Legend in the sport of ultramarathon running. A Coach and Athlete hailing from the Golden Age, before 4K cameras in everyone’s pockets and when fans had to pass around a pirated copy of Unbreakable, S... more
This week, Ali, Matt, and Andrew get philosophical: if an influencer were to influence the woods and no one were around, would anyone GRWM? We take a shot at amateur doping (and why this sucks), and share our undying admiration for the NZ 24-hour ch... more
Kia ora e te whānau. We ran away and joined the circus. And it was cool as hell. No, not that dork-fest in the desert, but a true example of community and fellowship at the 2026 Hoka Ultra Trail Australia by UTMB. These are incredible four days in th... more
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Really enjoyed Ali‘s recent interview with Abby Hall. Insightful, intelligent questions, great responses, and a natural flow to the interview. More please!
Just found your podcast episode with Majell - an insightful and inspiring interview. Merci from Mt Shasta, CA, home of Headwaters Ultra
My mate Andy told me about this podcast while we were running for 12 hours. I am a bit late to the party since it started in 2018 and it’s now 2022. This is the perfect podcast for your long run in the middle of nowhere, or even just cooking in your kitchen. The fabulous yarns, best runs ever and anecdotes from people you worship and people you’ve never heard of will contribute to making your day magical. Kia Ora Matt and Eugene for converting the masses to your church of the great wide trail ru... more
This podcast has been sooo appreciated during this long Auckland lockdown
Discovered DCR in the weeks leading up to Tarawera 2020 and it’s been my go to podcast ever since. Great interviews and great stories. Just what I need now I’m living back in UK. Cheers lads!
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This show centers on trail and ultrarunning culture in Australasia, mixing in-depth interviews, race reports, and behind-the-scenes event moments. Episodes frequently feature elite and amateur athletes discussing race strategy, recovery, training philosophy, course logistics, and the evolving culture of trail running, with a strong emphasis on community, gear banter, and the local scene around major events. It's likely to appeal to listeners who crave practical racing insights, character-driven stories, and banter-rich conversations from a tight-knit running community that spans New Zealand, Australia, and beyond. A notable strength is the hosts' warm, down-to-earth style and their ability to weave technical discussion with relatable storyt... more
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Recent guests on Dirt Church Radio Trail Running include:
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2. Adrian MacDonald
3. Ian Meyer
4. Matt Bixley
5. Annie Hand
6. Paula Griffin
7. Jack Harris
8. Phil Rossiter
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