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Built on the mantra “run the runnable,” we focus on what’s possible rather than the pressure of perfection.

Podcast · By Tommy Lewis · English · Official site

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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    #107 [Guest] Brady Nankervis - Backyard Ultra Debut Record Holder (opens the original)

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    Brady Nankervis joins Tommy not long after his remarkable backyard ultra debut, where he completed 68 yards, earned a place on the Australian team, and discovered just how deeply he was willing to suffer. They explore sleep deprivation, hallucinations, mental resilience and why sharing the burden may be a greater sign of strength than staying silent. Brady also opens up about leaving a secure career, repeatedly failing, building an audience and learning to back himself. A raw conversation about

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    #106 [Guest] Brian (Wolfie) Peterson - Is the Culture of Ultra Running Under Threat (opens the original)

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    As trail and ultra running continue to grow, are the sport’s culture and values at risk? Tommy is joined by Brian “Wolfie” Peterson to discuss online discourse and how we should try to interact. They unpack the recent controversy surrounding Sage Canaday, Cam Hanes, banned peptides and clean sport. Together, they explore whether the argument is really about doping or whether it reveals a deeper divide within the running community. They discuss online tribalism, public callouts, the professionali

  3. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    #105 [Guest] Sophie Grant - Queen of the Alps (opens the original)

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    Sophie’s just broken the overall Fastest Known Time for the Via Alpina. It’s a 2000km route across the Alps and she beat the original FKT by 7 days! Tommy sits down with Sophie to discuss all things ultra, but also so much more. Sophie’s spoken openly about her fertility journey in the last few years, and she’s a great example of someone who brings themselves fully, vulnerably, and completely to the sport. If you want an honest episode about life, mountains, ultra running, and handling hard thin

  4. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    #104 That’s Notable Ep11 - Doping Drama in Ultra Running (opens the original)

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    Josh is back to join Tommy for the 11th edition of That’s Notable. In this episode, Tommy and Josh take on many topics including: the tragic avalanche at Broad Peak, Ironman’s Cease and Desist letters to local venues at City2Surf, and the doping saga between Sage Canaday and Cam Hanes. 38% OFF the COACHING HUB - Become a strong, durable and grounded runner within 3 months. Visit coaching.thatsrunnable.com for more FREE STUFF: ➡️ 5 KEY PRINCIPLES OF RUNNING SUSTAINABLY ⬅️ - A PDF on the most impo

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    #103 [Guest] Joe Corcione - Heat Training, Addiction Recovery, Self Discovery & Embracing Hard Things (opens the original)

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    Joe Corcione is a coach, host of the Everyday Ultra Podcast, and formidable ultra athlete. Having just completed Western States 100 and Badwater 135 back-to-back, Joe talks about the science of heat training, his inspiring story from struggling with addiction to finding running and discovering the power of self pride. They discuss the value of voluntary suffering, finding out more about yourself through ultras and much more. More from Joe: Everyday Ultra Website Follow Joe on Instagram @joecorci

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