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Run Canada Podcast

Kirsten Parker
TCS Toronto Waterfront Marathon
Running
Running Community
Olympics
Athletics Canada
Sustainability In Sport
Oasis Zoo Run
Vancouver Half Marathon
Chicago Marathon
Trail Running
Vancouver International Marathon
Running Boom
BMO Vancouver Marathon
New Runners
Carbon Neutrality
Climate Change
Tree Planting
10,000 Meter Championships
Grit Coaching
Kidsport

The Run Canada Podcast celebrates runners from all walks of life and the community we create within this fantastic sport. Hosted by Kirsten Parker, this show is the perfect partner to get you inspired and laughing and best of all, it gets you out running this beautiful country we call home.

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Alex and Vince Huynh have a bit of a competitive streak. They are constantly seeing how far and how fast they can go. But their drive goes beyond personal goals: they’re passionate about welcoming new runners and helping people challenge themselves. ... more

I’m excited to bring it to you today's chat from the TCS Toronto Waterfront Marathon’s Women’s Training Group. After the pandemic, Canada Running Series and ASICS Canada set out to address, and work to find solutions to, the considerable gap between... more

Today we’re getting optimized with Nicole Sifuentes. We might keep things casual in our chat, but don’t let that fool you—Nicole was an absolute force on the track. She’s a twelve-time NCAA All-American, a five-time Canadian Championship medalist in ... more

Crossing Lines founders Kortnee Borden and Matt Geofroy had spent many years running with Parkdale Roadrunners: they had always been able to find ways to push for their own goals while helping others feel the magic of getting out in equal measure. Bu... more

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Recent Guests

J Solle
Active member of Front Runners New York and race director of the New York City Pride Run.
Front Runners New York
Episode: EP 225. J Solle
Daryl Lang
Vision impaired runner who races with a guide and has a new guide dog
Episode: EP 224. Daryl Lang
Valerie Jerome
A significant figure in Canadian track and field history and the sister of Harry Jerome.
Episode: EP 222. Relisten with Valerie Jerome & Melanie Murzeau
Melanie Murzeau
Founder of Black Runners of the GTA, aiming to promote inclusion in running communities across Canada.
Episode: EP 222. Relisten with Valerie Jerome & Melanie Murzeau
Sabrina Young
Longtime runner and marketing professional at iRun Magazine.
iRun Magazine
Episode: EP 221. Sabrina Young
Ania Z
Dedicated fitness professional and run coach
Fierce Feminine Athletics
Episode: EP 219. Ania Z.
Tim Coombs
A passionate runner who has transformed his life through community running and personal challenges.
Episode: EP 217. Tim Coombs
Molly Hurford
Author, founder of Strong Girl Publishing, and advocate for women in sports
Strong Girl Publishing
Episode: EP 216. Molly Hurford
Ryan Chilibeck
Founder of East Van Run Crew and a passionate advocate for running communities
East Van Run Crew
Episode: EP 215. Ryan Chilibeck

Host

Kirsten Parker
Host of the show, engaging listeners with lighthearted and inspiring discussions about running and the community surrounding it.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 47 ratings
  • Episode 195

    Just listened to this episode. Felt like listening in to two friends having a coffee. Loved Cheryl’s current approach to running and her sharing how it’s changed over time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    123364725153859352
    Canadaa year ago
  • Never miss

    Always a good listen!!! Rich Content, never boring.. love it !!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    joeybrilem
    Canada4 years ago
  • Wonderful, inspiring podcast

    I discovered this podcast by searching for running. This one spoke to me because it's Canadian (yay!) and celebrates women runners - both professional / elite and "regular" runners like you and I. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stacia_T
    Canada5 years ago
  • Keep it up!

    Excellent podcast highlighting inspirational athletes. Loving the conversations and stories with female runners across Canada.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kfitzcan
    Canada5 years ago
  • awesome- just what Canadian Runners needed

    I love this podcast. The host attracts the most amazing Canadian runners and engages them in thought-provoking discussion. So inspiring! This was just what I have been looking for.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Listening at work
    Canada6 years ago

Listeners Say

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The engaging and personable host creates a friendly atmosphere that feels relatable, making listeners feel part of the community.
Listeners appreciate the inspiring stories shared by guests from various backgrounds, highlighting both triumphs and challenges in running.
Many find the discussions around women's empowerment in running particularly impactful and motivating.
Overall, the podcast is viewed as a delightful addition to the running community that celebrates both the fun and serious aspects of the sport.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#41
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#33
China/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#135
Hong Kong/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#168
South Africa/Sports/Running

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

EP 198. Caroline Fisher
Q: So tell me, like, was that a goal to get there?
No, it wasn't a specific goal for Caroline to qualify for Boston, although she did so at a young age during the Chicago Marathon. She wasn't particularly interested in running Boston and preferred the familiar comfort of home races instead.
EP 198. Caroline Fisher
Q: So what was your first marathon experience like?
Caroline describes her first marathon as an 'Ignorance is Bliss Marathon' where she was genuinely excited and felt good throughout most of it, attributing her positive experience to the adrenaline of running among familiar faces.
EP 198. Sawyer Nicholson
Q: Do you think it's something you'll continue with?
Sawyer expresses her desire to continue playing soccer for a long time but is unsure of where it will take her.
EP 198. Sawyer Nicholson
Q: When did you first fall in love with running?
Sawyer shares that she fell in love with running after her first road race, the Oasis Zoo Run, because of the positive atmosphere.
EP 208. Briana Scott
Q: Did you ever think of quitting?
No, I was for sure gonna make it to the finish line.

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Focused on celebrating the diverse community of runners across Canada, the content features inspiring stories, humorous anecdotes, and insights into the experiences of both elite and amateur runners. Key themes include inclusivity, community support, mental health, and personal growth through running. Unique to the show are the candid discussions surrounding the challenges and triumphs faced by participants from various backgrounds, including those with disabilities and women in sports. The lighthearted yet insightful approach makes this show accessible and engaging for listeners at any stage of their running journey, promoting both individual achievement and a supportive running culture.

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Run Canada Podcast launched 6 years ago and published 241 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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Recent guests on Run Canada Podcast include:

1. J Solle
2. Daryl Lang
3. Valerie Jerome
4. Melanie Murzeau
5. Sabrina Young
6. Ania Z
7. Tim Coombs
8. Molly Hurford

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