MARMCAST
MARMCASTA Running Podcast with chat, laughter and music!
From the maker of the MARM YouTube Channel.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningSports | |||
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 34!!
It's a Saturday night!! Having delayed their recording one night, the boys discuss Saturday night dinner and their parkrun escapades, with Andy pacing to PB's and Tim pacing to injury, one week out from Cambri... more
Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 33!!
The boys discuss the pain of their respective weeks. From bramble injuries to tooth extraction failures and everything in between.
Todd joins the Bourton 10K preview excitement and it seems does not take the ... more
Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 32!!
The boys discuss the murderous world of the music industry. In particular, murderous drummers with a cross to bear.
Andy discuss the nototiously difficult 3rd album and covers the reality of life on tour whil... more
Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 31!!
The boys have been running in the cold and wet. Andy is cock a hoop with his home made butter and Tim is wearing a hooded blanket.
The boys chat to Alex Bodin, a new Youtube Ultra Runner who has experience o... more
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- Best companion for your long runs
This podcast is the highlight of my running week. Tim and Andy regularly have me chuckling whilst I run along getting bemused looks from those I’m running past. Two very relatable perspectives on running which keep me coming back week after week. Keep up the great work guys.
Apple Podcasts5MrFancypantsz
United Kingdom24 days ago - Brilliant!
Best Running Podcast…..👌
Apple Podcasts5Rich0416United Kingdom24 days ago - Great relaxed Pidcast
Just a great podcast, I like the fact they guys don’t talk about how and when you should run, what cadence/speed/different runs you should do etc. it’s just like listening to a couple of blokes having a chat in a pub about running who probably wouldn’t mind if you joined the conversation. 🏃💪. Love the humour and different like minded guests. Keep it up!
Apple Podcasts5P3TE YUnited Kingdom3 months ago - Why isn’t this an award winning podcast!
This isn't just a podcast; it’s two blokes actively de-mystifying the art of putting one foot in front of the other until you hurt. Marmcast is the perfect antidote to the overly earnest, preachy running content out there. The hosts have chemistry that crackles, and their brilliant, self-deprecating banter makes you realize that everyone—even people who talk about running for a living—is just winging it.
It's genuinely informative, yes, but mostly it's just hilarious. They manage to make PB talk... more
Apple Podcasts5Phill-PUnited Kingdom3 months ago - Thunderbox Fun!
Tim and Andy are the Ant & Dec — or perhaps more accurately, the Morecambe and Wise — of the running world. Their banter is always fun, even if it occasionally wanders off-topic from running events to parkruns. Keep up the great work, lads!
Apple Podcasts5Action Jackson 81United Kingdom4 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #53 | United Kingdom/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #168 |  Canada/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #141 |  Australia/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #192 |  Germany/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #23 |  Poland/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #52 |  New Zealand/Sports/Running |
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What is MARMCAST about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Content focuses heavily on the multifaceted world of running, emphasizing community and personal experiences. The hosts engage listeners with a mix of humor and candid storytelling, discussing topics such as personal bests, local running events, and the camaraderie found within the running community. Episodes often feature guest appearances from runners of varying backgrounds, including competitive athletes, local runners, and fitness advocates, all contributing their unique perspectives. The podcast's emphasis on light-hearted conversation, combined with insightful anecdotes about the struggles and joys of running, differentiates it from more traditional and serious running discussions, making it accessible and enjoyable for runners of all... more
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1. Running The Red Line
2. The Running Channel Podcast
3. The Runna Podcast
4. The Romesh Ranganathan Show
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How many episodes of MARMCAST are there?
MARMCAST launched 9 months ago and published 34 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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What guests have appeared on MARMCAST?
Recent guests on MARMCAST include:
1. Kate Sargent
2. Andy Maguire
3. Phil Jordan
4. Laura Farley
5. Andrew Monk
6. Darren Williams
7. Dr. Ian Griffiths
8. Dave Rowbottom
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