Journalist Sarah Lorge Butler talks to top runners and the people who helped them get where they are today.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports |
Helen Schlachtenhaufen talks to host Sarah Lorge Butler about walking on to the cross country team at Dartmouth, having a big breakthrough her senior year, and becoming a professional runner.
Helen is now eight years into her pro career, and despit... more
Professional distance runner Josette Andrews recently qualified to represent the U.S. in the 5,000m at the upcoming World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. A few days before heading to the event, Josette caught up with Sarah Lorge Butler to discuss h... more
Sarah Lorge Butler talks to Olympian Kate Grace about her recent retirement after 12 years as a pro track & field athlete. Kate recently transitioned into a career in investment consulting, and she discussed some strategies that could help set pro ru... more
Sarah Lorge Butler talks to Hawi Keflezighi about celebrating 20 years as a track & field agent. He discusses how he got his start, whether he ever doubted the agency would make it, and some of the highs and lows he's dealt with over the years.
Hawi... more
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It’s great to hear a good journalist interview interesting people.
Sarah is an absolutely fantastic interviewer!
Love this new running podcast. Great length interviews with top runners. Super balanced and well informed questioning. I like it a lot!
Enjoying great guest, thoughtful questions, and the space Sarah gives to the guests to speak especially the latest with Ahmed. I look forward to each new episode.
Great episodes so far! Can’t wait for more.
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The content primarily revolves around the world of running, featuring in-depth conversations with elite athletes, coaches, and industry professionals. Guests share their personal journeys, insights on mental resilience, and the diverse challenges faced in their athletic careers, including injuries, transitions from competition to coaching, and the impact of financial literacy for athletes. The discussions encapsulate a range of topics from training regimens to navigating the evolving landscape of college sports and professional representation, highlighting unique perspectives within the running community. This podcast stands out for its ability to capture the emotional and practical aspects of being a top runner, allowing listeners an intim... more
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Recent guests on Fast People include:
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2. Hawi Keflezighi
3. Courtney Frerichs
4. Sharon Lokedi
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6. Jess McClain
7. Emily Infeld
8. Molly Seidel
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