
Join us while we dive into the wild world of ultrarunning! Jake and Mick go over important ultramarathon happening each week while giving their predictions on what they think will go down.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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On this episode of The Next Aid Station, Jake Kilgore and Mick Garrison kick things off with Lexi Glenn, the inaugural women's course record holder at the DC Peaks 100, who shares her experience running an impressive 27-hour race. Then, the conversat... more
Elijah Syndergaard joins Jake and Mick on The Next Aid Station after winning the inaugural DC Peaks 100 in a course-record time of 21:56. We break down his race, from battling the heat and grinding up Temple Ridge to finding a way through the low poi... more
DC Peaks 100 is in the books! Jake and Mick are back to recap one of the biggest weekends yet for the race, including the first-ever 100-miler, standout performances, unexpected finish-line stories, and everything that went on behind the scenes to ma... more
This week, Jake and Mick dive into the latest drama surrounding Finn Melanson and Mike McKnight, including the controversy over Finn allegedly reaching out to race organizers about Mike's eligibility to compete. Was he right to raise the issue, or di... more
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Just listened to my first and wish I’d jumped on a couple years ago. At least I now have binge material for my runs. Well done, guys.
I gave this a few episodes but it misses the mark for me. Not the trail running culture I want promoted.
These guys have an easy manner and Michael J. McKnight fits right in. Love listening to these guys talk about ultra-running, races, prison, injustice, whatever. It’s just an easy listen. And I enjoy that they continually push back on “offended guy or offended girl.” People just look for opportunities to be offended these days. It’s good that someone stands up to that nonsense.
Suppose a man on TRT pushed you off the podium at Kodiak by UTMB so you didn’t get your automatic qualification. Wouldn’t that bother you then?
People who rate a pod low because they don’t agree with the hosts or so easily take offence need to get a life. My goodness. Just because you have a big mouth doesn’t mean you should open it.
Keep up the fantastic work, Jake and Mick! You’re both a bright light in what can sometimes be a dim world (filled with dim people, apparently).
Here for the men’s meat!
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A high-energy, personality-forward show that blends ultrarunning race analysis with candid banter, cultural commentary, and sponsor shout-outs. Episodes frequently feature race recaps, strategic breakdowns of performances, and bold takes on industry topics, from race logistics and governance to sponsorships and media dynamics. Noteworthy is the duo's willingness to push boundaries, mix humor with tough topics, and occasionally welcome high-profile guests or insiders to shed light on the sport's evolving landscape. Potential listeners will likely enjoy a fast-paced, informal style that mixes practical race insights with entertaining, offbeat conversations about running culture and current events in ultrarunning.
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