All types of running related books are reviewed by two non-elite track, road and trail runners. Observation and description of running books intended to inform, help and inspire anyone involved or related to running at any level. Whenever possible we chat with the author about the book, but if not then we try to do it justice. If you have been enjoying the podcast and want more, you can follow us ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooksSportsRunning |
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Thanks Liz and Alan for this wonderful content. I’ve learnt a lot from listening to you and your guests. It’s all presented so well. So many other podcasts feel like a waste of time with nonsensical chatter, but yours feels like an investment towards improving my running. I love listening to you on my runs and commutes. Long live the podcast and good luck on your running journeys.
The one with Pete Magill is my absolute favourite, so far: the book is packed with sensible and important information for runners, the author is a joy to listen to and the hosts skilfully wove the conversation along the entire episode.
I only got the chance to listen to the most recent podcast so far (Kara Goucher) and I loved it so much that I immediately went to follow her on instagram ❤️
I’ve had the pleasure of listening to several podcasts by Liz and Alan. (And participating in one.). They ask great, and thoughtful questions that engage the author, digging deep into the weeds of the book. These podcasts will keep you entertained throughout. I highly recommend them!
Liz & Allen bring endless variety and etertainnent to their Running Book podcast with a well of interesting anecdotes and information that never runs dry!
Apple Podcasts | #44 | Canada/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #108 | Italy/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #153 | Australia/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #24 | Colombia/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #30 | Israel/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #30 | Ireland/Sports/Running |
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Running Book Reviews launched 4 years ago and published 102 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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