Behind every runner there is a story and we think our local communities deserve to have theirs’ told. The Tales from the Valley Podcast aims to uncover running stories from the South Coast of NSW. Bega born runner Sam Hodges will be joined by another Bega born runner Russell Dessaix-Chin, Asics athlete and a stalwart of not only South Coast Running but Australian distance running. Sam and Russ wil... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsRunning |
Sam is joined by 2 new regular co-hosts and previous guests Katie Mahoney and Mitch Ryan. more
Welcome back to our running podcast! Today, Sam sits down with Charl and Frosty to unpack their recent races in Osaka and Tokyo. Charl clocked in at 2 hours, 40 minutes, and 41 seconds, while Frosty finished in 2 hours, 35 minutes, and 55 seconds. more
In the latest podcast episode, Russ and Sam tackle the Christchurch Marathon with mixed experiences. Despite struggling with a shin stress fracture, Sam completes the 10k race in a respectable 39 minutes after minimal training. Russ, however, steals ... more
In this episode of the podcast, Sam is joined by Liam Mahoney and Josh Engel to provide an insightful recap of the recent Canberra Marathon. Liam recently ran an impressive 16:42 for the 5km distance, bringing that achievement to the discussion. Mean... more
We had the pleasure to get a huge running name in the Illawarra Region on this week. Barry Keem joins Russ and Sam. 2:21 Marathoner, 100km Australian Team Representative, Ultra Runner and Super Coach, we hear about Barry's eclectic and lengthy runnin... more
Sam speaks with Dan Squires, a UOW alumni now living in Ireland. Dan has his own podcast 'The Back Straight' recapping and reviewing the running results over in Ireland. more
Josh joins Sam and Russ this week as he laces up for Canberra Marathon the week after next. more
Sam gets the chance to chat with Paige Penrose. Paige has an exceptional trail resume with wins in the UTA 22k, the Takayna 26k, The Buffalo Stampede and the UTK 27k. more
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Apple Podcasts | #178 | Australia/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #126 | New Zealand/Sports/Running |
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