r.a.d.
Sarah and JoelleWhat lights your fire? What gets you going? What wakes you up in the morning? What keeps you up at night? We want to know what you are passionate about -- the things that make life worth living, the things that grow you, the things that challenge you, the things that excite you. We want to know you and all the r.a.d. things about you. Join Sarah & Joelle every other Thursday to meet everyday peopl... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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We first discovered Dirty Bird Run Club (DBRC) on a week-long trip to New York last February, and became honorary Birds until we officially moved. We love the club for many reasons and were really excited to get to talk with the guy who started it al... more
As everyone knows, March is International Women’s month, and we wanted to take this opportunity to have some really incredible women on r.a.d. We’re kicking it off strong with Erin Bailey!! Between starting an agency, Momentum Management, to being an... more
If the statement “MILE 1” means anything to you, then you’ve definitely heard of today’s guest or seen him running shirtless at basically any major race. Matt Choi is a content creator, entrepreneur, and fitness and running enthusiast who is known on... more
If you’re on Runtok, especially in New York, then you’ve probably had Vicky’s videos show up on your FYP where she offers a refreshing and vulnerable take on being a newish runner. In this episode, we get into the good and bad sides to social media, ... more
The girlies are officially in New York!!! Starting off a new month with another solo episode, where we get into making new friends in your 20's post-grad and finding a community when moving to a new city. We're purely just talking from our own experi... more
We discovered Cait Keen on TikTok last year after she won the Flying Pig Marathon for the THIRD year in a row, and have been obsessed with her every since for her relatable and honest outlook on running. In this episode, Cait opens up about goal sett... more
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! We wanted to kick off the New Year with a little life update and recap of the last month of 2023, as well as get into our version of new years resolutions, goals we have and our personally curated in/out list. Can't wait for all the... more
If you listened to our episodes with Rob Perez or Lucy Scholz, you've heard of TSP. This unsanctioned race decided to do something even CRAZIER and bring the 300 mile event to the Atacama Desert in Chile. Rob and Lucy both ran solo again and crushed ... more
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