HeyJaredWhere's The Finish
Three runners and their friends asking the quintessential question - where’s the finish?
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131: Ultrarunning Scuttlebutt (opens the original)
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Shae, Kevin, and Emily are guestless and talking about all sorts of things happening in the ultrarunning community. OF, ultrarunning facebook groups, volunteering, and more!
130: A Lifetime of Running with Penny Williams (opens the original)
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Emily, Francis, Kevin, and Shae talk with Penny "Moose" Williams about sports before Title IX, doing your first 100 miler at the age of 70, finding the trail, and so much more! Penny is incredible and we are excited you get to meet her, too!
129: Our Pal Paul (opens the original)
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If you have been to a race in Florida, you've seen Paul! He does it all! From 5ks to 100s, he is always out there pushing himself to his limits. Kevin, Shae, and Emily chat with him about his running history, upcoming races, and more!
128: Chatting with Rick Williamson (opens the original)
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Emily, Kevin, and Shae chat with Rick Williamson about all of the fun Florida races he has done and question his sanity on going back to the brutal DBR 6hr year after year.
127: The Carolina Contingent (opens the original)
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Shae, Emily, and Kevin are joined by Oak Miller, Hunter Peak, and Lesa DePeal a couple days before Badger to talk about what their plans are for the race: running, pacing, aid stationing. Sage advice is given, shit is talked, and laughs are had!
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