
Esther Manito & Zoe Lyons chat about all things running. It's a podcast for runners, joggers, plodders, walkers... Basically anyone that has a pair of trainers.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Esther has decided that we are going to do an extraordinary amount of what I would call mad runs next year. I'm not sure I'm happy about it but I guess it's something to look forward to and then regret in equal measure. Plod on.
Hosted by Esther Man... more
This week we chat about Esme, live pod and bench pressing. And Zoe tells a story aout mummy falling down. Oh no.
Hosted by Esther Manito and Zoe Lyons.
Produced by Joel Porter at Dot Dot Dot Productions.
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This week hot on the agenda is the hot hot sun. God it's hot. Esther loves to belt out a tune while on a plod... Zoe not so much.
Hosted by Esther Manito and Zoe Lyons.
Produced by Joel Porter at Dot Dot Dot Productions.
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This week we discuss, amongst other things, the joy of finishing last. Yeah the ego takes a bit of a battering but none of us are olympians so lets just get out there and enjoy ourselves!
Esther is doing a warm-up gig in Edinburgh so go see her at T... more
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Funny and motivating but not in a motivating to run fast and far and be champion of the world way as much as a motivating to run at all way even if it's to do a spirited walk with spurious flounces that are supposed appear as a run despite looking outwardly like I've got a rock in my shoe and am unwilling to stop and take it out.
Love the podcast and not sure if itās running or laughing so much thatās testing my menopausal pelvic floor muscles!
Absolutely love this podcast. Great to put on before a run. Gets you into upbeat mood if you needed a boost, I canāt listen to it while Iām trying to run as I crack up laughing too much and lose my rhythm. Thank you so much for such a wonderful podcast
I listened to Zoe on No Such Thing as a Fish and had found this podcast. As a 55yr old, riddled with arthritis but who remembers fondly running cross country and 10k and who still secretly dreams of doing a marathon (just the one before my body finally gives up and becomes 50% titanium) this I adore this podcast, Iāve been listening daily to catch up and have belly laughed in every episode.
I heard Zoe on No such thing as a fish on the Friday morning, I subscribed that morning and alternated listens between other pods, I caught up by Sunday. They are so relatable. I also would make a hole in my trainers if it wasnāt for the big toe condom. So Esther, you know what youāve got to do.
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A lighthearted, runner-focused chat show that blends humor with practical guidance for people who move on foot. Episodes mix inspirational running stories, training tips, gear chatter, and candid banter between two hosts who bring warmth, curiosity, and a love of community-running culture. Guests range from comedians and endurance athletes to charity runners, delivering a mix of motivation, real-world advice, and entertaining anecdotes. Noteworthy is the approachable tone, frequent guest variety, and the way the show balances light banter with useful running tips and event stories, making it appealing to both casual runners and dedicated enthusiasts.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Rob Rouse
2. Tom Wrigglesworth
3. George Lewis
4. Helen Thorn
5. Esme LDN
6. Paul Tonkinson
7. Michael Smith
8. Jen Brister
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