Comedians Paul Tonkinson and Rob Deering talk about life and comedy - but mainly running. Whilst running.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 398 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RunningLeisureSports |
Sundry disasters befall Paul before and during a gentle run from Kings Cross back to Clissold Park, while Rob bristles with local info - and celebrates an anniversary.
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Paul and Rob continue their long run, heading back south to Wanstead and Leytonstone. Featuring book talk, the drama and non-drama of finishes, the ascetic clarity of distance running, the Hemulen Factor, experience-hungry youngsters, Rob's dream, Pa... more
Rob and Paul set off on a double run in the sun - from Wanstead Flats to Highams Park and back. Part one features fear of falling, healthy eating, parkrun report, new routes and spots, the Great North Run and other Half Marathons, fun gigs at The Sta... more
Beautiful sunshine on Hampstead Heath, as Paul and Rob talk training runs - and recovery, runs in different places, Paul's new haircut - and Rob's wife hairdresser trouble, pre-marathon thoughts, why August is special - and what's next, and an auspic... more
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My fave podcast, love the fact that it’s primarily running based but the more you listen you realise that’s just the main thread to hang many of Paul and Robs lovely, relatable life insights onto.
Both books are great too. Paul’s as an real inspiration to an older runner and Robs as a real comfort to running through grief.
Please leave the politics off air!
Love the show. Thank you marshall.
This is by far my favourite podcast- and I listen to A LOT of podcasts. It’s great to listen on a solo run, feels like you’re having a lovely catch up with mates, except you don’t need to worry about doing any talking. Makes me smile every time, often makes me grin at random strangers.
It’s the only podcast I’ve ever subscribed to, as I’d definitely buy these two a drink if I could.
Feel my power!! 🤣
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Comedians share engaging conversations while running together, focusing on life, comedy, and particularly the challenges and joys of running. Episodes typically include personal anecdotes, training experiences, and reflections on running-related topics, cultivating a casual yet insightful atmosphere. The hosts' lighthearted banter, combined with their genuine camaraderie, creates a relatable experience for listeners, akin to running with friends. Unique elements include the seamless integration of humor into discussions about physical endurance and mental obstacles.
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Recent guests on Running Commentary include:
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2. Craig Parkinson
3. Natalie Haynes
4. Andi Osho
5. Lizzy Deering
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