HeyJaredthe UltraNurse podcast
The UltraNurse is where endurance meets the front lines.Hosted by a flight nurse, paramedic, shift worker, father of three, and ultramarathon athlete, this show is about performing at a high level in the middle of real life.From training for 100-mile mountain races to…
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Episode 25: Backyards, Pedestrianism & Community with Daniel Herbert (opens the original)
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Daniel Herbert joins me for the first time on The UltraNurse Podcast after recently crossing the 100-mile mark for the first time during a backyard ultra. We get into what it was like going yard after yard in brutal heat, the mental side of pushing into unknown territory, his heat training and hot-tub sessions, hydration, fueling, and what he learned about himself along the way. But this conversation goes way beyond his race. Daniel and I get into pedestrianism, the history of ultrarunning, how
Every Step Is Evidence (opens the original)
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"Every step is evidence that the story in your mind is not true." That line from Mark Dowdle after Last Soul Ultra hit hard — and this episode is a raw, fired-up reaction to one of the most riveting endurance performances I’ve ever watched. Brad talks through the madness of the backyard ultra format, why Last Soul was so gripping, and how watching runners go back out loop after loop lit a fire heading into his own backyard ultra at Bear River. This one is less polished and more real. It’s about
Ricky Urias — Crazy Mountain 100 & Inside UltraSpire (opens the original)
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Episode 23: Ricky Urias — Crazy Mountain 100, Hardrock Dreams & Inside UltraSpire Crazy Mountain 100 tested Ricky Urias in ways even Cocodona didn’t. In Episode 23, I sit down with Ricky to talk about his recent Crazy Mountain 100 finish , training for a brutally difficult mountain hundred without unlimited access to vert, learning that more mileage isn’t always better, and the mental battle that begins when things start going sideways deep into an ultra. We also get into the deeper side of this
44, Haters, and Ultra Running Nonsense (opens the original)
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It’s my 44th birthday, so this episode is a little different. No polished script. No perfectly organized lesson. Just me sitting down and talking about the year behind me, where I’m headed next, the ultra-running drama currently taking over Instagram, and the moment I apparently became an “alpha bro ultra runner” with a coaching and podcast problem. I talk about the Sage Canaday and Kilian Jornet situation, getting called out by a random Instagram hater, why I’m far more invested in Rave Runner
Dare Mighty Things (opens the original)
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What separates the people who accomplish incredible things from everyone else? It's not talent. It's not luck. It's the willingness to step into the arena. In this episode, I dive into one of Theodore Roosevelt's most powerful quotes: "Far better it is to dare mighty things..." We talk about why it's better to risk failure while pursuing something meaningful than to spend your life safely watching from the sidelines. Whether it's signing up for your first ultra, starting a business, changing car
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