A running podcast from Believe in the Run, The Drop is brought to you by hosts Thomas Neuberger, Robbe Reddinger, and Meaghan Murray. But this isn't your typical running podcast– we'll talk about running (of course), but also discuss a wide range of topics, from pop culture to pigeons (not real) to picking up trash here in Baltimore. We also interview elite athletes, industry insiders, musicians, ... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 353 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsRunning |
We sit down with Dr. Desmond Wilson, Eternal's Chief Medical Officer. He's a doctor, avid trail runner and talks to us about aging as an athlete. Eternal is new healthcare service tailored to performance for athletes, which just launched in San Franc... more
The boys are back in town, except now Robbe has ventured off to Spain. But that's okay, as Karl joins Thomas and Meg in front of the camera this week to recap their adventure in Kenya with Kiprun to unveil their new race shoe, the KD900X LAB - a 5K/1... more
We got Erin Azar back on the show, even though she’s officially too cool for us. This time, she’s talking casual convos with NFL players, her marathon training for London (using the Galloway method), and her very chill philosophy on doing less. Erin ... more
Thomas and Karl are off galavanting in Kenya, so we recorded this on a Friday, which is always questionable. We cover the usual nonsense, talk about the Nike Vaporfly, and petition some brand, somewhere, to take us up on our offer to have a real life... more
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The BITR crew takes running (their mouths off on) the tangents very seriously. One of the most entertaining and real podcasts about topics ranging from running, to running adjacent, to pretty much anything under the sun. The Drop is like listening in on the most chaotic long run banter (in the best way), while the interview episodes are each as unique as the guest of the week. Never change. And if you ever need an extra wide foot reviewer, this loyal listener would gladly volunteer his flipper f... more
Take a dollop of Athletic Weekly , add a bit of the rest is entertainment.. a spattering of the muppets and a splash of running shoes.. and play frankly, Mr. Shankly in the background .. voilà.
When a running podcast tries to sound like it was recently bought by Barstool. Can’t not give 5 stars because of the algorithm but it’s been a 2/3 lately.
Hey I’m hurting along with hearing about your ItB symptoms. It hurts when you run ? Could also be TFL. Strengthen the glute med should help long term.
Keep running and chatting. I admire you long distance runners. I sprint, hence the experience of leg issues ! 🌞
Not sure what’s happened but a show about running and their influencer life, that was entertaining, has become chock full of medical misinformation and conspiracy theories. Maybe the old “no birds” joke became real or their hoping for a Rogan audience. In the new studio someone should write “podcasters that aren’t doctors should not give uniformed medical advice”. Seriously, I listened since its inception, watched the videos and participated in grit and this is tough. The running community pract... more
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Focusing on the multifaceted world of running, this podcast brings a lively mix of discussions that span from running-related topics to pop culture references, often infused with humor and personal anecdotes from the hosts. The engaging dynamics among the hosts create an entertaining atmosphere, while interviews with elite athletes, industry insiders, and creative minds contribute unique perspectives on the sport and its surrounding culture. Regular segments include shoe reviews and personal running journeys, giving listeners a well-rounded experience that reflects both the fun and serious sides of the running community.
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Recent guests on The Drop include:
1. Richard Kuchinsky
2. Rebekah Broh
3. Valerie Weilert
4. James Lawrence
5. Keira D'Amato
6. Victor Diaz
7. Meaghan Murray
8. Taylor Bodin
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