
Talking about Scottish running
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 247 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Listen to Debbie’s race recap after an incredible 3rd-place finish at the Highland Fling - her longest running race to date at 53 miles! Her Scottish Ultra Trail Championships bronze also means she has now reached the national podium in four differen... more
🎙️ Episode 249 features not one, but THREE Speyside Way Ultra winners! We’re joined by 100K champions Maisie Baptiste and Frankie Ralph, along with 50K winner Thomas Lindie from Aberdeen’s Out & Back store, to hear how their races unfolded. We also ... more
This week we discuss Kyle's DNF at the WHW race, the following week's Moray Way 100 miler, what Kyle's entered Debbie for next and details of the heartbreaking fires in the Cairngorms first hand. We also answer what the weirdest thing we've found on ... more
This time we discuss another awesome Moray Way ultra race, argue whether the Enhanced Games are a good idea, and recap on Kyle's course record (yes, you read that right!) at the Kirkhill 8. We also go into detail about the most beautiful races we've ... more
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…and the podcast is better than ever. You guys are NEVER allowed to stop 😺👍🏴🦄
Really enjoyable and inspirational listening if you are a runner
A fantastic running podcast all about everything running in Scotland and some content further afield. Every episode is filled with great banter between the lads, great interviews with world class athletes and coaches, and plenty to keep any runner motivated and engaged!
Best way to sum this pod up is that I’ve never met the guys but feel like I have. Great chat, insightful interviews and as a result fantastic TRS community 👏
Cracking wee podcast to keep you company on runs. A light-hearted but well informed commentary about the endurance running scene in Scotland. Great interviews. Highly recommend.
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- The show centers on endurance running with a strong focus on Scottish running culture, trail and ultrarunning, race reports, training journeys, and community building. Expect candid banter, practical race tips, and first-hand accounts from local events, with occasional interviews and guest glimpses from the wider Scottish running scene. A standout is the duo's emphasis on community support, local races, and balancing sport with life, which gives it a relatable, club-like vibe.
- Noteworthy elements include lighthearted camaraderie between two long-time runners, deep dives into race logistics and preparation, and an approachable, down-to-earth discussion style that appeals to both club runners and those new to ultrarunning. The format ofte... more
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Recent guests on Tartan Running Shorts include:
1. David from the Hebrides
2. Frankie Ralph
3. Maisie Baptiste
4. Thomas Lindie
5. Jordan Cruickshank
6. Chloe Sangster
7. Naomi Brarow
8. Sean Chalmers
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