
Sharing my love of running by having engaging conversations with runners of all ages and ability levels. MD 2020 ❤️ 👟
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | Health & Fitness | ||||

In Episode 20, relive some highlights of season 1 of the podcast. During the many conversations this year, similar themes of health, competiveness, community, and enjoyment emerged. This episode shares small excerpts that cover these themes. Hopefull... more
In EP19 I interview Jill Hanson, a Minnesotan, who has been running for over 60 years. During our conversation she explains what running was like for girls and women prior to Title IX. Jill details her competitive years running road races before trai... more
In EP18 I interview Sean Ferguson who shares his story about recovering from a serious injury. “I went out for a run. I never came back.” Sean describes how the running community specifically Back On My Feet Baltimore supported him during the rehabil... more
In EP17 I speak with former high school coach Chad Boyle. We talk about how he ended up coaching cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track at Dulaney High School in Central MD for 23 years without even seeking the job. The school won multiple st... more
In Episode 16 I speak with Kevin Frick who began running as a miler in high school and after a long break returned to running to lose weight. Over the years his relationship has transformed from being data driven from “how fast can I be and how I can... more
In this episode I interview Isaac Cardona who lives in Oregon. We talk about how running helps him explore places, how he runs the Portland Marathon and Hood To Coast Relay every year. We also talk about raising young children to be healthy and activ... more
In this episode I interview Jenny Fox who lived in the UK until she was 9. Then she moved to NJ. Jenny has moved around to many places since but running has remained a constant support or friend in her life. We talk about how her first race was a mar... more
In EP 13 I interview Ricky Orange who has spent the last 36 years in the Army Reserves and also works for the army in a civilian role as a contract specialist. We talk about his love of racing half marathons, his goal to run a race in every state, an... more
This is a terrific show. Jeremy does a great job in sourcing interesting people to interview. I’ve learned a lot from listening to the stories that peopled from various backgrounds have about their running life.









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