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Journalist Sarah Lorge Butler talks to top runners and the people who helped them get where they are today.

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Sarah Lorge Butler talks to LetsRun's Jonathan Gault about his background, track & field media, mixed zone etiquette, LetsRun's often toxic message boards, and his recent reporting on Citius Mag. 

Jonathan Gault on X: x.com/jgault13

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This one's for the real running/T&F nerds!

Amy Begley, USA Track & Field's general manager of high performance, and Rob Mullett, USATF's director of long distance running programs, talk to Sarah Lorge Butler about some of the initiatives they're cur... more

Sarah Lorge Butler catches up with Katie Izzo after her runner-up finish at the USATF Cross Country Chamionships earlier this month. By finishing in the top six, Izzo earned a spot on the team that will represent the U.S. at the World Cross Country C... more

Host Sarah Lorge Butler talks to Ben Rosario, CEO of the Marathon Project, about the return of the race, which takes place December 20-21 in Chandler, Arizona. 

Ben discusses what fans and runners should expect from the race, and how things have gon... more

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Recent Guests

Ben Rosario
Owner of the Marathon Project and former coach of Northern Arizona Elite
Marathon Project
Episode: Ben Rosario on the Return of the Marathon Project | Episode 25
Aliphine Tuliamuk
Olympic Marathon Trials Champion and professional marathon runner
Brooks
Episode: Aliphine Tuliamuk: Marathoning and Motherhood | Episode 20
Emily Sisson
Two-time Olympian and American record holder in the marathon.
Episode: Emily Sisson preps for her first NYC Marathon | Episode 19
Josette Andrews
5,000 meter runner and member of On Athletics Club
On Athletics Club
Episode: Josette Andrews' Path to the World Stage | Episode 17
Hawi Keflezighi
Track and field agent and founder of Hawi Management
Hawi Management
Episode: Hawi Keflezighi: Agent to Some of Your Favorite Runners | Episode 15
Courtney Frerichs
The fastest steeplechaser in the history of the US, Olympic silver medalist, and American record holder.
Nike
Episode: Courtney Frerichs’ Return to Racing and Plans Beyond Track | Episode 14
Sharon Lokedi
Winner of the Boston Marathon and NCAA champion
Under Armour Dark Sky Distance team
Episode: Sharon Lokedi: Inside the Mind of a Marathon Champion | Episode 13
Victoria Jackson
Sports historian and clinical associate professor of history at Arizona State University, former pro runner, and NCAA champion.
Arizona State University
Episode: Victoria Jackson on the Future of College Sports | Episode 11
Jess McClain
A professional marathon runner and non-profit sector worker
Episode: Jess McClain: A Breakthrough at the Boston Marathon | Episode 9

Host

Sarah Lorge Butler
Host who interviews top runners and those in the sports community, facilitating insightful discussions about athletics.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 160 ratings
  • Calm and insightful

    Always well prepared, Sarah approaches each conversation with insightful questions and a calm, thoughtful style. Great pod for learning about running as a whole and to get to know the people at the centre of the industry

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bubbles102000
    Canada2 months ago
  • Responses need work

    Listened to the Elise cranny convo. On audio it felt more like a White House press session than a sit down interview bc the interviewer just says “yeah ok” in a condescending / aloof tone & then moves onto the next question. It felt very disjointed like listening to a listicle rather than a conversation w flow.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Bella52525
    United States2 months ago
  • Enjoyable listen

    I am enjoying Sarah Lorne and her calm a smart approach to interviewing. She makes her quests seem very interesting, even though I have not heard of many of them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    McMacMick
    United States3 months ago
  • Great new pod

    It’s great to hear a good journalist interview interesting people.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gavreid
    United States4 months ago
  • Good new pod

    Sarah is an absolutely fantastic interviewer!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    marjerm
    United States8 months ago

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Many reviews highlight the unique perspective on balancing sports and personal life, particularly for female athletes and mothers.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and engaging interviews that provide deep insights into the lives of elite athletes.
The host is praised for her calm and smart interviewing style, making each guest feel interesting and relevant.
Listeners find value in the depth of questions and the ability for guests to share their stories freely without interruption.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#77
United States/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#163
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#193
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#175
France/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#11
Colombia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#29
Poland/Sports/Running

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Katie Izzo: On to World XC After a Breakthrough | Episode 26
Q: What was the injury that you had in the year after you healed from your broken leg?
Katie explained that she experienced a stress reaction in her femur while trying to track season in 2017, and she discussed the emotional impact of that injury on her journey as an athlete.
Katie Izzo: On to World XC After a Breakthrough | Episode 26
Q: What else do you love about XC? So this is actually your third appearance at World XC?
Katie expressed her love for cross country running, noting that she feels like the best version of herself when racing, emphasizing the enjoyment and challenge it brings.
Katie Izzo: On to World XC After a Breakthrough | Episode 26
Q: What is your training schedule look like and your travel schedule look like between now and Tallahassee?
Katie explained that she would travel to Tallahassee a few days in advance and highlighted the importance of staying consistent in her training leading up to the race.
Katie Izzo: On to World XC After a Breakthrough | Episode 26
Q: Can you take us through the race and how it went for you, and what was the plan going in?
Katie shared that she always knew she was capable of such a performance as a professional athlete and discussed how her recent training focused on half marathon distances contributed to her success in the race.
Mike Smith: From NAU to the Swoosh TC | Episode 23
Q: Is it disqualifying if somebody has a really bad race at NCAA cross country?
Mike explains that a bad race can be a crucial part of an athlete's journey and growth.

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This podcast features engaging conversations with elite runners, focusing on their journeys, challenges, and triumphs in the competitive world of running. The host, a seasoned journalist, interviews both athletes and their support systems, providing insights into the professional running community and the complexities of balancing athletic aspirations with personal life. Episodes often explore themes such as mental resilience, training techniques, and the evolving landscape of sports, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in running, athletics, and the stories behind the athletes. Unique to this podcast is its emphasis on the interplay between personal experiences and professional accomplishments, shedding light on the often u... more

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1. Ben Rosario
2. Aliphine Tuliamuk
3. Emily Sisson
4. Josette Andrews
5. Hawi Keflezighi
6. Courtney Frerichs
7. Sharon Lokedi
8. Victoria Jackson

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