A running podcast for everyday runners - even the ones that are not really sure they are runners, but who press play and run just in case.
Press Play & Run host Ryan Miller is an everyday runner from Glasgow. Having run out of people to bore with run chat in his personal life, he decided to inflict his nonsense on other runners instead. Ryan is joined by co-host Alison Jardine, bringing the number... more
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | SportsRunningHealth & Fitness |
Join Ryan and Alison as Ryan reflects on an amazing experience at the 2024 Chicago Marathon, collecting his 2nd world major star. Find out what lies ahead for both hosts with some big announcements for 2025.
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Ryan and Alison return to bring the curtain down on the final ever episode of the Press Play & Run Podcast. They discuss the reasons for the show coming to an end and what is next in their running, with Ryan preparing to take on the Chicago Marathon ... more
With the London Marathon complete, Ryan and Alison reflect on the good, the bad and the ugly from the world's most iconic marathon. Join them for the last episode before a well-earned break over the summer period.
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Join Ryan and Alison for the season 3 finale of Press Play & Run with guest Yvonne McNairn. Yvonne is no stranger to podiums and mixing it with the best club runners in Scotland, but her path to the front of the pack has been anything straightforward... more
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This is such a relatable listen for everyone out there with an interest in running. Relatable for all levels and love that they have fascinating but everyday guests with great stories to tell.
Great podcast for both new and experienced runners. The content is in-depth however still easy to follow and listen to. There are fabulous interviews with fan favorites in the running community. I really enjoy the variety of topics the show covers, as well as the deep dive into the different topics. As a new runner , I have learnt a ton about running!
A really good listen . Highly recommend for in-depth , friendly running motivational chat .
Love hearing other runners stories on how they started running and their inspiring achievements & experiences.
I love listening while I’m wfh, it motivates me to go out and run, I feel like when I listen to all the different guests who are all different ages & backgrounds I can achieve so much more, I’m a 36 year old Mum of 2 and I love to hear how much some older runners have achieved. I find it so inspiring and interesting hearing others stories.
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