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Women’s Running Collective

Womens Running Collective
Running
Nutrition
Rest and Recovery
Fran Hurndall
Gold Coast Marathon
Running Hacks
Community Support
Sleep
Christy Dawes
Domestic Violence
Running Groups
Mental Health
Trail Running
Compression Therapy
Foam Rolling
Stretching
Sydney Marathon
Rise Up Australia
Share the Dignity
Women's Health

A new podcast for all women who run. Any pace and at any point in their running journey

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Latest Episodes

Episode 60: Brooke McIntosh - The Fastest Woman to Run Around Australia

 

In this milestone 60th episode of the Women's Running Collective podcast, hosts Hayles and Jussie catch up on their personal running achievements before sitting down with the r... more

Planning Your Year as a Runner - getting ready for 2026

In this episode, Hayles and Jussie kick things off with a laugh (and a slight wardrobe malfunction you’ll see!) before diving into how to plan your running year like a pro.

From setting big race... more

Run Stronger, Not Harder: Simple Strength Training for Women

In this week’s episode of the Women’s Running Collective, Hayles and Jussie chat through their week of training, including some spicy interval sessions like the Mona Fartlek and a pyramid ... more

Ep 56: Summer Running Tips & Embracing the Heat ☀️

In this week’s episode of the Women’s Running Collective Podcast, Hayley and Jussie dive into all things summer running — how to stay motivated, safe, and strong when the temps rise.

They share thei... more

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Recent Guests

Holly Ransom
Australian ultra runner and current record holder for various ultra events
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Episode: Champion Ultra Runner Holly Ransom on Goals, Training & Mental Toughness
Laura Henshaw
Co-founder of KIC App and advocate for women's wellness and running
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Episode: How Laura Henshaw Empowers Women to Run: Mindset, Marathon Stories & KIC
Sara Laharnar
Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner focused on women's health.
Episode: Hormonal Health for Women Who Run with Sara Laharnar
Lisa Weightman
Four-time Olympian and elite marathon runner
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Episode: The Marathon Juggle with Lisa Weightman 4 x Olympian
Sophie Fit
Melbourne-based podiatrist and running coach, founder of She Fit Run Coaching.
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Episode: A Gentle Guide to Getting Back Into Running from female running coach Sophie Fit
Meg Coffey
First female winner of the UTA 100-miler, ultra-runner, and coach
Episode: Ultra- Runner Meg Coffey Bullen WINNER of the UTA Miler 2025
Sarah Hartley
A presenter at The Running Channel and passionate runner
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Episode: Running with Heart: Sarah Hartley from The Running Channel
Emma Jeffcoat
International triathlete and nursing graduate
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Episode: The Power of Perseverance: Emma Jeffcoat’s Story
Lissy Duncan
Professional Australian middle distance runner and coach
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Episode: World-Class: Lissy Duncan on Elite Training and Coaching

Hosts

Jussie
Co-hosts the show, bringing a personal touch to the discussions with anecdotes and a focus on community engagement.
Hayley
As a co-host, she shares insights and personal experiences related to running and fitness, fostering a supportive atmosphere.
Justine
Co-host known for her relatable stories and encouragement for women runners, adding depth to discussions on fitness.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 69 ratings
  • Mama of 4 - absolutely LOVE these girls! Thanks for the motivation!

    After getting back into running after taking a mom hiatus, I finally found my long lost running sisters 🤣 I’m in the US (WI) so obviously the outside running world intrigues me. These girls are so personable, down to earth, and funny. I finally found a podcast that I enjoy listening to that doesn’t have professional athletes chatting my ear off about things I can’t relate to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    deidra-ann
    United States3 months ago
  • So Warm

    I have recently discovered this podcast, and since caught up on all episodes! I’ve come to look forward to each week. Real, down to earth, informative.. with a side of funny. I feel like the girls have become friends 😂

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jazż
    Australia4 months ago
  • Enjoy listening

    I’m getting back into running after a few years off battling depression. I’ve been looking for podcasts to help motivate and encourage me. I came across your podcast and love listening to it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    minij°j°
    Canada6 months ago
  • Good podcast

    A great running podcast, particularly for Aussie women (nowhere near enough of those!).

    A few minor things I think could be improved though (just as some feedback in case it helps! All said with love, not criticism! 🩷 Will definitely still continue to listen!)

    The first is the audio - the intro is quite loud, and the girl’s voices are really quiet in comparison. And sometimes one of the girls’ voices can be a lot softer than the others, like maybe she’s too far from the mic, or the others ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Kismet_biscuit
    Australiaa year ago
  • Authentic

    Congratulations girls it’s a fantastic listen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Original Forster runner
    Australia2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Many enjoy the authentic and down-to-earth vibe the hosts create, making them feel like they are part of a supportive friend group.
Reviews highlight the humor and personal anecdotes from the hosts as a stand-out element, making the content accessible and engaging.
Listeners appreciate the motivating and relatable nature of the discussions, particularly finding a sense of community in the show.

Chart Rankings

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

Apple Podcasts
#97
United States/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#149
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#225
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#19
Australia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#188
Italy/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#8
India/Sports/Running

Talking Points

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How Laura Henshaw Empowers Women to Run: Mindset, Marathon Stories & KIC
Q: What running recommendation might you have?
Laura emphasizes that pace doesn't matter; what truly matters is the act of running itself and building confidence through it.
How Laura Henshaw Empowers Women to Run: Mindset, Marathon Stories & KIC
Q: So can you take us back, Laura, to when you first experienced running? What got you into it? Why do you have such a passion for running now?
Laura shares her journey with running starting back in cross-country and how it built her confidence and sense of self throughout her teenage years.
The Marathon Juggle with Lisa Weightman 4 x Olympian
Q: What advice would you give to women who are listening that are just starting their running journey?
Don't put pressure on yourself to advance quickly; enjoy the journey and be kind to yourself.
The Marathon Juggle with Lisa Weightman 4 x Olympian
Q: Can you lead us through a typical training week?
I do most of my workouts early in the mornings with friends, mixing in long runs and recovery based on my family schedule.
The Marathon Juggle with Lisa Weightman 4 x Olympian
Q: What would be the best piece of advice or recommendation that you would share running-related?
Find friends that love what you love, as running can be fun when combined with friendships.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Women’s Running Collective

What is Women’s Running Collective about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast provides a supportive and uplifting platform for women who are passionate about running, regardless of their experience level. It covers a range of topics including mental toughness in ultra running, practical tips for running on a budget, the challenges of safety for female runners, and insights from influential guests in the running community. The engaging discussions often include personal anecdotes from the hosts, making it relatable for listeners and encouraging them to embrace their unique running journeys. Unique to this podcast is its focus on empowering women to participate in running as a means of enhancing physical and mental health, while fostering a sense of community and shared experiences among listeners.

The co... more

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Recent guests on Women’s Running Collective include:

1. Holly Ransom
2. Laura Henshaw
3. Sara Laharnar
4. Lisa Weightman
5. Sophie Fit
6. Meg Coffey
7. Sarah Hartley
8. Emma Jeffcoat

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