
Friends, runners, and content creators, Laura Green and Erica Kennedy, catch up weekly to hear about one another's running successes (and many failures) and to peel back the curtain a little on what making content as a millenial looks like for them. Little bit of running with a lot of laughing. Just for fun.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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You guys aren't doing a great job of convincing Erica to run a marathon. Alice call Laura back. Halloween recap. We covered it all!
Don't forget to put your diamonds on before you head out for a run, ladies! Laura was heading into a sick spiral during this episode and you can hear her get saltier as the hour goes on. Sometimes your girl just needs to get it all off her chest. Enj... more
Laura grills Erica on what she ate, who she saw, and what part of the course was the hardest. Erica gives her non-biased review in a way that only Erica could give. It's Nike After Dark LA Recap time!
There's lots of impressions of Laura's mom on this episode. Erica heads to LA for Nike After Dark half marathon this weekend and she keeps having a recurring nightmare that the entire race leaves without her. So we are doing well!
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These two are so funny and they have me cackling on my runs. Only sad that I’ve binged all the episodes!
I love this show. Also ran my first half marathon almost a week ago, my first thought was of Erica forgetting hers. Cannot recommend this show enough.
So refreshing to listen to a running podcast that feels like the conversations I have on long runs. Not always running-specific, always fun, organic, and genuine. And no ad breaks, which are the main reason I stopped listening to podcasts during runs in the first place. I love this podcast!
I love that it is running adjacent but Erica and Laura can be talking about literally anything. It feels like a natural conversation with a friend on a run together - talk a bit about running and then talk about everything else.
As an immigrant in the US, where conversations about race often feel fraught or taboo, I really appreciate how naturally and authentically their different perspectives and backgrounds surface in their banter.
Thank you for giving me something to look forward to listening to on my runs… I’m often laughing out loud🤗Keep them coming please!!
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Two friends, both runners and content creators, catch up weekly to share running stories, family life, and the realities of building a personal brand online. The conversations blend candid race-day anecdotes, training wins and missteps, parenting moments, and behind-the-scenes notes on creating content for a millennial audience. Lively banter, humor, and relatable life moments—ranging from gear chatter and sponsorships to dating, friendships, and everyday chaos—make it feel like listening to friends during an easy long run. The show stands out for its authentic, lighthearted vibe, strong camaraderie between hosts, and a willingness to discuss both athletic and personal topics without taking itself too seriously.
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