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šŸƒ Running Changes Us.

Runbelievable is the running podcast that explores how running shapes who we become.

Hosted by Josh Rischin, runners from all walks of life — from elites to first-timers — share what first got them lacing up and the moments that have defined them.

These are stories of resilience, reinvention, adversity, connection, identity and growth. Stories about the challenges we face... more

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Just two years after deciding to take marathon running "seriously", Nick Ghamgosar (a.k.a the kiltedrunnerdownunder) lined up at the Gold Coast Marathon wearing a full Scottish kilt in pursuit of a Guinness World Record.

But behind the novelty was m... more

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For years, Caity Mulraney lived behind a mask.

Growing up around domestic violence, surviving an abusive relationship, battling addiction, and eventually reaching the darkest point of her life, she spent decades believing she wasn't enough.

Then sh... more

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When Jovelia Shield arrived in Australia, she couldn't speak English, knew almost no one, and soon found herself trapped in an abusive relationship.

After leaving her former partner, Jovelia found herself as a single mum living in a women's refuge. ... more

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Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is start again.

After years of partying, drinking, and feeling increasingly disconnected from himself, Lou Daeschler made a drastic decision. He packed up his life in the UK and moved to Australia in search of ... more

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Recent Guests

Mark Wigglesworth
A remarkable runner who started running in his early sixties and excels in his age group, clocking over 100 kilometers a week.
Episode: Ep 5: Ageless and Relentless: He's Running Even Stronger in his Mid 60s! | Mark Wigglesworth
Mighty Mark
Runner who has transformed his life through running after struggling with substance abuse and mental health issues.
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Episode: Ep 4: Substance Abuse: What Happens When Running Becomes Your Lifeline? | Mighty Mark

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Josh Rischin
Host of Runbelievable, Runbelievable

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • Inspiring & Relatable conversations

    A great podcast to keep you company and inspire you when you’re out on your next run!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LibbyGibbins
    New Zealanda month ago
  • You don’t have to be a runner to enjoy this podcast

    The stories are more like therapy! You don’t have to be a runner to relate to a lot of these stories. People who have been on this podcast have used runner a positive way to deal with their problems or issues. Enjoyable, informative and relatable to say the least!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Frankie_77
    Australia2 months ago
  • Great Listen

    I have been listening to the podcast since it started. Some really great stuff and funny stories. So if you’re just looking for a new podcast definitely have a listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Madlaw,
    Australia4 months ago
  • The best part of running! Community and the every day stories

    Loving this podcast! A must listen if you have just started running or been running for a long time. This is what it’s truly all about and why I absolutely adore the running community. Massive shout out to hosts Matt and Josh, they are wonderful and hilarious!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    crystalistic
    Australia6 months ago
  • Great listening.

    Great stories from everyday runners. Great chats. Great banter.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jenni Dos
    Australia6 months ago

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Guests' stories about turning adversity into motivation come through as especially impactful.
Listener feedback highlights relatable, uplifting stories and a strong sense of community.
The banter between hosts is a standout, creating a warm, authentic vibe for long-time listeners.
Conversations balance humor with real-life resilience, making the show feel welcoming to new runners.

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#66
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#192
New Zealand/Sports/Running

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Ep 4: Substance Abuse: What Happens When Running Becomes Your Lifeline? | Mighty Mark
Q: What keeps you motivated to back up, again and again, the marathon distance?
Mark expresses a desire to prove to himself that he can continue to improve his times and become a better runner.
Ep 4: Substance Abuse: What Happens When Running Becomes Your Lifeline? | Mighty Mark
Q: What would you say was the turning point for you that led you into running?
Mark states that it was his battles with mental health and the need for a healthier lifestyle that prompted him to start running.
Ep 3: 41k Blackout... What Happens Next? | Hamid
Q: Can you share your experience at the Gold Coast Marathon?
He recounted struggling with cramps due to the heat, finishing while being assisted, and realizing the strength of his mind over his body during that tough race.
Ep 3: 41k Blackout... What Happens Next? | Hamid
Q: What does running mean to you today?
For Hamid, running provides a supportive community and valuable discipline, significantly more than just physical exercise.
Ep 3: 41k Blackout... What Happens Next? | Hamid
Q: How do you find balance between running and family life?
Hamid explained that they usually run during their children's classes or early in the morning before the kids wake up, emphasizing the importance of involving them in the process as well.

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What is Runbelievable about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Every episode centers on how running shapes identity, resilience, and community. Guests range from everyday runners to remarkable figures, sharing origin stories, setbacks, and moments of reinvention that demonstrate running as a catalyst for personal growth, connection, and purpose. The conversations balance inspirational life lessons with relatable humor, often highlighting Parkrun culture, community support, and the joy of simply showing up to run. A standout trait is the honest, human storytelling that makes the podcast feel like a supportive running club you can tune into midweek.

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Runbelievable launched 10 months ago and published 45 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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