Personal Record
Timothy Clarke'Why do you run?' Runners are asked this question a thousand times. They are asked by friends, family, strangers, but mostly they ask themselves. Personal Record is a podcast for everyday runners like you looking for the most elusive answer to the most obvious question...Why?
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- Tim's voice is magic
Tim has great guests and makes it feel like the conversation that you might want to have with people on a long run. He asks interesting questions and also lets the conversation flow. Keep it up!
Apple Podcasts5Jiimmi W
United States4 years ago - The best!
Awesome podcast. Tim has a natural ability to interview and make guests feel comfortable. Whether you’re just starting out or an elite athlete, this podcast has something for you.
Apple Podcasts541thievesUnited States4 years ago - Great podcast
Tim is an amazing host and the personal record podcast never disappoints. more
Apple Podcasts5Hammer duffUnited States4 years ago - Great Running Podcast
Love listing to this podcast it’s easy to listen to and Tim has interesting guest and great questions.
Apple Podcasts5By21783283011United States5 years ago - Great Running Podcast!
Tim has a knack for interviewing runners. It's great to be able to hear what makes these runners tick and what drives them.
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