Hello Runners!How are you? I hope you are all very safe and faring well during these tough and unknown times we all are experiencing with the effects of the COVID-19 virus. Who would have ever thought something like this could happen in this day and age? It has certainly shook up all of our lives…
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Hello Runners! How are you? How was your January, the first month of the new year and decade? How is your running so far? Did you do a race yet? Did you set your 2020 goals? Are you training? If you are a new runner and have stuck with it for the month of January,…
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Hello Runners! Welcome to 2020 a new year and new decade. Seems almost surreal that we have reached this milestone…well at least those of us who have been around a bit! This episode was delayed because I got sick. Yup, first time in four years. I was at a New Years Eve party with about…
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Hello Runners! Happy Holidays! I hope you are relaxing and having some very relaxing down time with your family and friends. We all need this from time to time and especially since we are about to enter into a new decade! Do you believe it! Well last month the Minisode running news episode was a…
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Hi Runners, Happy holiday season everyone! As we wind down this year and decade it is a time to reflect on what you accomplished as a runner. And when I say runner, I mean everyone that laces up their running shoes and goes out there each time to better themselves. So this past year maybe…
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Hello Runners! Well Happy Thanksgiving! Yes it is that time of year where many of you participate in your local Turkey Trot race. And there are quite a few of them around the country. I love the Turkey Trot because it is a great way to start Thanksgiving morning with a bunch of runners. And…
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Jason Romero has an extensive running resume. In 2016 Jason ran across the USA in 59.5 days averaging 51.5 miles a day for a total of 3,063 miles. Jason is blind and is the only blind person to run across America. An inspiring conversation!
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Bart Yasso, the “Mayor of Running” is my guest this episode. Bart is now retired after 31 years at Runner’s World as Chief Running Officer Bart has run over 1,500 races and has inspired runners all over the globe. A great conversation!
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Amanda Eller became lost in the forest of Maui on May 8, 2019. The Maui community came together to find her and was found alive 17 days later. In this captivating and powerful conversation, the core search team discusses all aspects of the search.
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Matthew Thayer has been the Photojournalist for the Maui News for 39 years and is a published author. We talk about running, Maui, Hawaii, Photojournalism and how it has evolved and changed over the years. Interesting conversation!
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