
Journalist Sarah Lorge Butler talks to top runners and the people who helped them get where they are today.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | a year ago |
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Hot off winning their seventh-consecutive U.S. 1500m title between indoors and outdoors, Nikki Hiltz talks to Sarah Lorge Butler before heading to Poland to compete at the World Athletics Indoor Championships.
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Professional runner Emma Grace Hurley talks to Sarah Lorge Butler three days after she, Jess McClain, Ednah Kurgat, and Carrie Ellwood were led off course by at the USATF Half Marathon Championships in Atlanta. McClain was leading the race when they ... more
Sarah Lorge Butler talks to Nike marathoner and physician assistant Gabi Rooker, a Minneapolis-based 2:24 marathoner who is preparing for the 2026 Boston Marathon. They discuss living and running in Minneapolis amid ICE's invasion of the city, and ho... more
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.
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I love learning something new about a top coach or athlete. I also enjoy hearing about their path to success and what plans they have for the future. Thank you Sarah for these insightful interviews.
I enjoy the guests. But the interviewer always seems to Ask a question, then add her own comments, then asks another question. This makes it hard to follow and enjoy. Perhaps, a comment, then one question.
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
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.
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.
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A focused interview show centered on distance running, coaching, and the people who shape elite and sub-elite performance. Episodes feature coaches, athletes, and industry professionals discussing training methods, athlete development, race strategies, injury recovery, and the sport's evolving media landscape. Listeners get deep dives into training cycles, behind-the-scenes coaching decisions, and personal journeys from world-class runners and their support teams. A notable strength is the host's calm, prepared interviewing style that surfaces practical nuggets for runners and coaches alike, along with candid reflections on balancing sport with life. The format often blends technical workout insights with human-interest stories, making it v... more
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