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Tales from the Valley Podcast

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Wollongong
Marathon
Gold Coast
Canberra Half Marathon
Training
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Sydney Marathon
Park Run
Half Marathon
Marathon Training
Canberra Marathon
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Hyrox
Gold Coast Marathon
Athletics
Melbourne Marathon
Narooma Run Club
South Coast Of NSW

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. Passionate runners Sam Hodges & Katie Mahoney will be catching up on a weekly basis to unravel the running stories from the South Coast and take you on their own personal running journeys.

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Latest Episodes

Sam is joined by returning co-host Karen Blay to chat with one of the Illawarra's fastest middle-distance runners, Tom March.

Tom opens up about his running journey—from discovering the sport as a nine-year-old through to becoming the 2024 NSW 1500m... more

🏃‍♀️ NEW EPISODE – Lauren Percival ⚡

This week Sam & Katie catch up with NSW representative sprinter and Australian Under-23 international Lauren Percival.

Lauren takes us through her rapid rise from training on grass in Ulladulla to running 23.51... more

Sam & Katie catch up with William Wei 🎙️

William’s had a huge few months on the roads and track, highlighted by a breakthrough 16:27 for 5K at the WRF 5K, where he finished 3rd overall, before backing it up with a 34:13 at the Sydney 10 — a race he... more

Sam catches up with Max Gordon 🎙️

Max's running has come a long way in a short time. After only starting structured training in 2023, he's already run 2:43:07 at the Boston Marathon after first clocking 2:44 at Sydney. Now the focus shifts to chasi... more

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Recent Guests

Lauren Percival
Sprinter, national level athlete
Australian sprinting/NSW athletics
Episode: TFTV ft. Lauren Percival
William Wei
Parkrun dominator, YouTuber, Varsmith
Self/Geof Stalker coaching network
Episode: TFTV ft. William Wei
Max Gordon
Competitive endurance runner
Episode: TFTV ft. Max Gordon
Jess Pascoe
Winner of Wollongong Running Festival 10K, professional runner
Unspecified (guest in episode)
Episode: TFTV ft. Jess Pascoe
Sam Sprowles
Guest runner discussed in-depth running journey
Calabarra Beach Trotters
Episode: TFTV ft. Sam Sprowles
Jordan Miles
Competitive runner, member of Good Good Running
Good Good Running
Episode: TFTV x GGR ft. Jordan Miles
Chris Littlejohn
Runner, member of the Gold Coast running scene and guest on Good Good Running
Gold Coast running community
Episode: TFTV x GGR ft. Chris Littlejohn
Matt McKenzie
Founder and host of Good Good Running Podcast
Good Good Running
Episode: TFTV x GGR ft. Matt McKenzie
Angela Jebb
New guest on the podcast; runner with a PB in half marathon
Run Crew member, Wollongong runner
Episode: TFTV Rat Race ft. Angela Jebb & Liam Mahoney

Hosts

Sam Hodges
Host of the Tales from the Valley Podcast, passionate about running and community storytelling.
Katie Mahoney
Co-host of the Tales from the Valley Podcast, focusing on local running narratives.
Mitch Ryan
Co-host and contributor on the Tales from the Valley Podcast, with a love for running and local insights.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • Great for all runners

    Love this show. Live the other side of the globe, but almost feel like I am a part of the community in the Gong. Mitch, Katie and Sam are all top notch, and the guests have been fab too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrillK
    United States2 years ago
  • Sexiest podcast on the air waves

    This podcast is the sexiest thing on the air waves. It literally brings my ears to orgasm.

    Thanks to the team I have started running, and when I put the pod on … I can just run and run and run and run and run and run and run and run and run and run.

    Keep it up Lego’s

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Runnergal69
    Australia2 years ago
  • Inspiring Podcast For Runners

    Tales From The Valley is such an inspiring podcast for anyone who loves running and great stories. The hosts have a great way of connecting with their guests making every episode feel personal and impactful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zaima Khandaker
    Australia2 years ago
  • Interesting and entertaining

    Your go to podcast for all things running in Australia. Lots of high achieving, special guests come on the show and you learn a lot of skills and techniques you can use to improve your output.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    oppositepainter
    Australia2 years ago
  • Insightful, informative, entertaining!

    Fantastic running podcast. Really love the fact that each week you learn about a different runners story. Come up the great work team!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tunnaz Runnaz
    Australia2 years ago

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Fans express gratitude for how the podcast inspires them to embrace running, highlighting its welcoming environment.
Listeners appreciate the authentic connection between the hosts and guests, emphasizing that each episode feels personal and impactful.
The podcast is perceived as a vibrant and informative source for runners, offering practical insights and encouraging community engagement.
Many find the combination of humor and serious conversations about running to be particularly entertaining and relatable, enhancing their listening experience.

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Apple Podcasts
#135
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#160
Ireland/Sports/Running

Talking Points

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TFTV x GGR ft. Matt McKenzie
Q: What impact did coaching have on your marathon improvements?
Having a coach provided accountability and a structured plan, helping him reduce his times and maintain consistency while avoiding overtraining.
TFTV x GGR ft. Matt McKenzie
Q: How did Good Good Running begin and how did it evolve into a podcast and community?
Matt explains that it started as a rum club at a brewery, evolved into a running-focused group, and then became a podcast to share running stories and connect with others.
TFTV ft. Lauren Percival
Q: What does a typical training week look like for you as a junior versus today?
Lauren explains that she now trains three track sessions and two gym sessions weekly, with a structured plan set by her coach, shifting from more youth-oriented routines to targeted strength and sprint work.
TFTV ft. Daniel Wood
Q: What advice do you have for new runners looking to improve their times?
Daniel advises getting a coach to help with proper training and form, as it makes a significant difference.
TFTV ft. Daniel Wood
Q: What do you attribute the improvements in your running times to?
He attributes it to proper training, coaching, and learning how to run correctly to maximize efficiency.

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Focusing on the rich tapestry of running experiences, this podcast uncovers personal narratives from the South Coast of New South Wales, inviting listeners to engage in weekly discussions about the world of running. The hosts often share insights from their own journeys while featuring guests who range from local marathon winners to community running club organizers, enriching the conversation with diverse perspectives on training, competitions, and community support. Noteworthy is the podcast's blend of humor and personal anecdotes, creating an inclusive environment that resonates with both amateur and seasoned runners alike, making it a must-listen for anyone passionate about running or looking to be inspired by fellow enthusiasts.

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Recent guests on Tales from the Valley Podcast include:

1. Lauren Percival
2. William Wei
3. Max Gordon
4. Jess Pascoe
5. Sam Sprowles
6. Jordan Miles
7. Chris Littlejohn
8. Matt McKenzie

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