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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | SportsRunningSociety & Culture |
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MG always delivers “the best of the story”
Well done. Loved the story-telling and hearing the voices of the athletes.
Definitely one of the best podcast I’ve heard, with artful and disciplined storytelling. There are so many lenses through which you can view this story, so many layers. A key moment when athletes use their platform to further a social movement. A great David v Goliath story. Black history. Olympics. Track and field. Fascinating people. The Sixties.
Very interesting podcast
Some decent storytelling, but feels a lot like a veiled long- form advertisement for Puma with some content developed to fill the gaps.
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