
Brought to you by the non-profit organization Racing for Orphans with Down Syndrome. Listen to the real, heart-warming stories of children who have found their forever families, as well as children who are currently waiting for their forever families.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | BusinessNon-Profit | ||||

Brady and Mike discuss some exciting changes taking place with the Athlete Model. They go through Mike's recent 209 mile race through the Cascade Mountains, and how he was able to use that as an opportunity to raise awareness for a young boy named Br... more
Brian and Ellie Gard are a dynamic duo that are out inspiring the world. Ellie was adopted into the Gard family 1.5 years ago, and quickly developed a love for running with her father. In this episode, Brian shares what the adoption process was like,... more
Mike asks Brady questions about his experiences raising Nash and Cooper. Brady shares enjoyable stories from Nash's first day at kindergarten, as well as current emotions that Cooper and Nash are both experiencing.
Mike shares the physical and mental challenges from his most recent attempt at a 250 mile race. During this race, Mike's urine started to turn brown and he started to experience symptoms of heat stroke. Thinking of our current orphan, Soleil, kept Mi... more
Brady goes through the fear and doubts that usually accompany adoption. He also gives insight on how those feelings are completely overshadowed by joy and overwhelming happiness.
Brady and Mike discuss the major success of the Three 21 Event, as well as how RODS received enough donations to fully fund Noah and Nathaniel.
Executive Director, Mike McKnight, shares his story on how breaking his back hurdled him into the world of ultra marathoning. He also shares his connection to RODS and why he's passionate about advocating for Down syndrome adoption.
Founder and President Brady Murray, and Director of Operations Mike McKnight, discuss with each other the RODS story. They share the motivation of creating a non-profit organization focused on rescuing orphans with Down syndrome, as well as the joys ... more
Thank you for starting this organization and this podcast. Don’t stop! Our fourth child was born in 2019 and has Ds. We are located in Colorado and ready to get involved with bringing orphans with Ds home. Down Syndrome is not scary!
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