Keely Henninger, Corrine Malcolm, and Hillary Allen are three professional trail runners looking to utilize their experience as athletes and scientists to foster community and discussion around new and challenging topics in the world of trail running, training and racing, and equality
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In this episode, Keely, Corrine, and Hillary talk through the latest updates from the UTMB world series around index scores and policies that provide female specific resources during races. Then they deep dive the race results from the last two week... more
In this episode, Corinne, Hillary, and Keely discuss everything about the UTMB race week. They talk through the effort Corrine put into increasing media coverage for the women’s race, now covering the top 10, and how she felt that went. We also discu... more
Keely and Corrine interview Jordan Marie Brings Three White Horses Whetstone who is a Lakota, and also is the founder + organizer of Rising Hearts,a filmmaker, public speaker, Project Manager at UCLA, and DEI consultant. She talks through her journey... more
I was glad to see the conversation with Jordan! This podcast seems so focused on white feminism and I would love to see that change. Trail running is still SO white and there needs to be changes made. BIPOC inclusion and representation in the sport is a huge issue, and I don’t often hear it being addressed in this podcast. The episode with Jordan made me hopeful that this will change!
I listen to a lot of trail running podcasts, but this one has quickly become top of my rotation. I really appreciate the focus on female-centric topics that are not covered other places. The hosts and guests on the show are inspiring and relatable.
Deep dives into diverse running topics. Knowledgeable hosts. Fascinating guests.
Love this podcast, the first few bars of the intro is just fills you will joy because you know it’s going to be something good. These 3 women rock, total badass knowledge and the stats they run. A lot. The podcast is just a really good thing. The knowledge these 3 have and what they bring to the chats, topics and interviews there is always something in an episode I think, oh yeah they have just nailed that. They don’t hide the lows of running as runners themselves and so On. The. Ball. with vie... more
These woman are such badasses!
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Trail Society launched 2 years ago and published 58 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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