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Running with Problems

Mildly Athletic Couple
Ultra Running
Running
Western States
Iditarod Trail Invitational
Obstacle Course Racing
Tendinopathy
Long COVID
Overtraining Syndrome
Barkley Marathons
Strength Training
Eating Disorder
Peace and Love
Leadership
Work-Life Balance
Endurance Running
Barclay Fall Classic
Dark Divide
World's Toughest Mudder
Pete Kostelnick
Badwater

A podcast about the lives of runners and the problems we face.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes82Founded3 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Intro: Jon & Miranda  trade stories from a chaotic week where training, race work and a scary emergency vet visit collide. We are then introduce guest, Bill Stahl and chat about a wide-range of topics with from endurance, service, and seeing the worl... more

We sit down with Christine Reed to talk honestly about running with POTS, from the shock of seeing sky high heart rate data to the grief and relief that comes with finally getting a name for years of symptoms. We dig into what actually helps on run d... more

We talk with Andrea Kooiman (Coachk) about how a self-described everyday mom becomes a prolific ultrarunner while keeping the sport joyful, social, and grounded. The conversation moves from coaching kids to her first marathon to chasing Badwater and ... more

An Instagram exchange regarding illegal substances turns into a full-blown running controversy. Jon & Miranda unpack the Cameron Hanes vs Sage Canaday doping debacle, including the exact exchange that set off the “runternet” and why the reaction rais... more

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Recent Guests

Andrea Kooiman
Prolific ultra runner and coach, founder of a nonprofit focused on training kids to run trails
Coach K / Ultrarunning Community
Episode: Andrea Kooiman: From First Marathon to Badwater
John Kelly
Elite ultra-runner, Barkley finisher and data scientist
Independent athlete; run founder of related ventures
Episode: John Kelly: Barkley Lessons & Redefining Suffering
Michael Miles
Leadership coach specializing in blending leadership development with endurance sports
Independent coach
Episode: Mike Miles: Running, Leadership, and Balance
Mitch Dulleck
ITI competitor, 350-mile finisher hopeful in ITI, Leadville resident
Episode: Mitch Dulleck: The Iditarod 350 Stories Continue
John Clark
Ultrarunner who previously discussed Barkley Marathons; competed in ITI 350
Independent ultrarunner
Episode: JC Returns: 350 Mile Iditarod Invitational
Andrea Feucht
Endurance athlete sharing her long COVID experience
Independent athlete
Episode: Andrea Feucht: Long COVID Recovery and Coming Back
Katie Grossman
Ultra runner and guest on the episode
Independent runner
Episode: Katie Grossman: On Fighting to Return to Running Postpartum
Jon Castle
Obstacle course racer
Independent athlete
Episode: John Castle: From Borderline Diabetic To Podium OCR
Mark Marzen
Coach with Golden Endurance, running coach
Golden Endurance
Episode: Mark Marzen: Coaching and The Long Road Of Getting Faster

Hosts

Miranda Williamson
Co-host of the show, frequently contributing expertise on running, recovery, and training conversations
Jon Eisen
Host of the show, leads conversations and interviews with guests across endurance and performance topics

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Inspiring

    If you want to get or stay inspired to run, this is the podcast to listen to! Miranda and Jon’s enthusiasm and passion for running is contagious and you’ll find yourself doing Google searches for trails/races/gear they talk about. Appreciate that they’re open to recommendations from their listeners about future episodes or topics to discuss, not many podcast shows will do that :)

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    Laur4391
    United States2 years ago

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Content combines practical training advice with personal storytelling and race experiences.
The show motivates and inspires runners to explore trails, races, and gear.
Hosts are enthusiastic and open to listener suggestions, which strengthens community.

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Michael Morrison PT, DPT - Strength Training with some PEACE and LOVE
Q: What would you recommend for a basic at-home equipment setup for runners?
A minimal kit can be five resistance bands of different tensions, a chair or sturdy anchor, and eventually adjustable dumbbells or a simple barbell substitute like a Hyperbell system.
Michael Morrison PT, DPT - Strength Training with some PEACE and LOVE
Q: Do you have advice for people who say they don't have time for strength training?
Even a minimal commitment of an hour per week can yield huge gains; if needed, cut EMOM to as short as 9 minutes or do two sets instead of three to fit two sessions per week.
Jeffrey Binney - Once is Enough
Q: What inspired you to start this project, Once is Enough, the film? I'd love to know, how did the process of getting that started come about?
The idea grew from a personal need to honor my mom after she passed and from a desire to tell a story that blended running with a broader life narrative. The process started with friends moving to Los Angeles, discussions about a low-budget project, and rapid changes in direction as opportunities arose; ultimately, finishing the film became a mission of perseverance and authenticity.
Camille Herron On Records, Neurodiversity, And Reform In Ultra Running
Q: How did Camille's neurodivergent profile shape her approach to training and competition?
Her neurodivergence gives her heightened attention to detail, exceptional memory, and the ability to hyper-focus, which she leverages to optimize training blocks, race strategy, and communication, while also requiring accommodations and support to manage sensory load and other challenges.
Amelia Boone - Enjoying the Journey
Q: How has Boone approached discussing her eating disorder in public?
She chose to share her story to break silence, reduce shame, and help others feel less alone, while acknowledging that openness changes how people see her and can invite ongoing, supportive dialogue.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Running with Problems

What is Running with Problems about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on endurance athletes navigating high-level competition and personal growth, with conversations ranging from ultra-running strategies and injury prevention to mental resilience, recovery, and the balance between sport, family, and work. Episodes frequently feature coaches, seasoned ultra runners, and experts sharing actionable training tips, gear insights, and candid stories about chasing ambitious goals, overcoming setbacks, and staying motivated through long campaigns. A standout pattern is practical, experience-backed guidance—often rooted in real-world race experiences, medical or rehab expertise, and a strong sense of community within endurance circles. Listeners can expect authentic discussions, punchy takeaways, and... more

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1. Andrea Kooiman
2. John Kelly
3. Michael Miles
4. Mitch Dulleck
5. John Clark
6. Andrea Feucht
7. Katie Grossman
8. Jon Castle

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