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The amazing world of running you didn't know existed, from a marathon club in San Quentin State Penitentiary to racing 350 miles, unaided with only 8% vision, to setting up a girl's running club in Afghanistan, reprobates David Hellard & Jody Raynsford bring you the world's most interesting running stories, its most incredible runners, presented by some of its worst. A funny, light-hearted look at... more

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Recent Guests

Susie Chan
Runner and journalist
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Episode: Ep 700 | TBS - National Running Show Round-up
Tom Evans
Ultra-marathon runner
Episode: Ep 700 | TBS - National Running Show Round-up
Kim Connington
Competitor in ultra-running events
Episode: Ep 700 | TBS - National Running Show Round-up
Sam King
Completed 80 marathons in 80 days, a former top gamer.
Episode: Ep 700 | TBS - National Running Show Round-up
Chris King
Founder of the Spine Race
Beyond Ultimate
Episode: Ep 700 | TBS - National Running Show Round-up
Leo Lundy
Accomplished runner and researcher with over 400 marathons completed.
Trinity College
Episode: Ep 699 | Running Multiple Marathons Doesn't Make You Happier - The Truth Behind The Headlines - PHD Leo Lundy
Rob Pope
Runner and musician who has run across multiple countries and a signed guitar from ACDC
Episode: Ep 698 | TBS - Keep On Drinking
Jason Fox
Former Special Forces soldier and television personality
SAS Who Dares Wins
Episode: Ep 696 | “I was broke. I had to do SAS Who Dares Wins” - Jason 'Foxy' Fox
Mike Wardian
Acclaimed ultra-endurance athlete known for taking on extreme challenges.
Episode: Ep 693 | 6 0rgasms, 12 Donuts, 18 Beers and 24 miles in 24 hours - The Odyssey with Mike Wardian

Hosts

David Hellard
Co-host known for his irreverent humor and insightful commentary on running experiences.
Jody Raynsford
Co-host who brings a mix of comedy and candid storytelling to the world of running, often sharing personal anecdotes.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 822 ratings
  • Twatish blokes who occasionally talk about running.

    Listening to this podcasts reminds me of the times I sat in the back of a minibus with a bunch of immature wankers who forgot there was a mature woman amongst their midst. The only difference here is that occasionally they talk about running which can be quite interesting and informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mature lady runner
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Bad boys, bad pod.

    Awful pod. These guys don’t have a clue about running! One sounds like he’s doing a bad Martin Yelling impression the other like he’s never talked about running before.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Bad boys, bad pod
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • “Unfortunately, erm, it appears someone missed”

    UK listener since Ep1, generally entertaining and often silly, but the interviews have gotten better and better as the show has matured and the majority are excellent. I don’t care for David and Jody’s extremely left wing views, but it’s normally something that can be ignored as they aren’t very intrusive. Ep #572 however hit a new low, with the quote “Unfortunately, erm, it appears someone missed”. I hope you weren’t too upset that someone wasn’t assassinated for your entertainment, presumably ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Stackpass
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • More of TBS!

    Good fun podcast, I prefer the general chit chat over the interviews, but this segment seems to be getting shorter, we need more of it!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Blobafett
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Episode 482 / 485

    What a missed opportunity - disappointed to say the least - skip these 2 episodes if you’re actually interested in running, all I could hear was laughter and pooh mentioned rather too often.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LULURUNS
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the humorous yet informative discussions surrounding various topics in running.
The dynamic between the hosts creates an engaging atmosphere that resonates with both serious and casual runners.
Overall, the podcast is viewed as light-hearted, motivational, and a great companion during runs, delivering laughs and insights.
Feedback indicates that both the interviews and banter are entertaining, encouraging a loyal listener base.
While many reviews praise the unique guest stories, some listeners express concerns about the hosts' political commentary.

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#112
United States/Sports/Running
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#18
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
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#137
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#101
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#137
France/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#225
Italy/Sports/Running

Talking Points

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Ep 696 | “I was broke. I had to do SAS Who Dares Wins” - Jason 'Foxy' Fox
Q: What was your relationship to your military career after leaving?
Fox felt a deep sense of loss and purpose after leaving the military, leading to contemplation of self-destructive behaviors.
Ep 696 | “I was broke. I had to do SAS Who Dares Wins” - Jason 'Foxy' Fox
Q: How does military training impact mental health?
Military training can create a disconnect that leads to long-lasting effects on mental health, such as PTSD, especially after leaving the service.
Ep 692 | Breaking the 24 Hour World Record - Sarah Webster
Q: What are your future goals after breaking the record?
I'd like to go back and defend my title in two years' time and also look for new challenges, like Comrades on my bucket list.
Ep 692 | Breaking the 24 Hour World Record - Sarah Webster
Q: So now you've broken the record, how has that impacted your life?
The first week, the media went mad. It was crazy. I was all over social media and it was really nice. But to be honest, things are just back to normal now and just cracking on with things.
Ep 692 | Breaking the 24 Hour World Record - Sarah Webster
Q: What was your route into running and then into ultra?
I ran as a junior till pretty much the final year of university, mostly track and cross-country because I had to do cross-country because everybody said it was good for you.

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Content focuses on entertaining and insightful perspectives surrounding the world of running, blending humorous anecdotes with serious discussions. Topics often cover remarkable achievements in the sport, from extreme endurance challenges to social issues related to running, such as inclusivity and community building. The dynamic between the hosts, who tend to showcase a mix of irreverent humor and genuine passion for running, allows for an approachable, relatable atmosphere that targets a diverse audience, inviting listeners into the often overlooked aspects of the running community.

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