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LikedIt’s the very first episode of The Big Pitch with Jimmy Carr and our first guest is Phil Wang! And Phil’s subgenre is…This Place is Evil. We’re talking psychological torture, we’re talking gory death scenes, we’re talking Lorraine Kelly?! The Big Pitch with Jimmy Carr is a brand new comedy podcast where each week a different celebrity guest pitches an idea for a film based on one of the SUPER niche sub-genres on Netflix. From ‘Steamy Crime Movies from the 1970s’ to ‘Australian Dysfunctional Family Comedies Starring A Strong Female Lead’, our celebrity guests will pitch their wacky plot, their dream cast, the marketing stunts, and everything in between. By the end of every episode, Jimmy Carr, Comedian by night / “Netflix Executive” by day, will decide whether the pitch is greenlit or condemned to development hell! Listen on all podcast platforms and watch on the Netflix Is A Joke YouTube Channel . The Big Pitch is a co-production by Netflix and BBC Studios Audio. Jimmy Carr is an award-winning stand-up comedian and writer, touring his brand-new show JIMMY CARR: LAUGHS FUNNY throughout the USA from May to November this year, as well as across the UK and Europe, before hitting Australia and New Zealand in early 2026. All info and tickets for the tour are available at JIMMYCARR.COM Production Coordinator: Becky Carewe-Jeffries Production Manager: Mabel Finnegan-Wright Editor: Stuart Reid Producer: Pete Strauss Executive Producer: Richard Morris Executive Producers for Netflix: Kathryn Huyghue, Erica Brady, and David Markowitz Set Design: Helen Coyston Studios: Tower Bridge Studios Make Up: Samantha Coughlan Cameras: Daniel Spencer Sound: Charlie Emery Branding: Tim Lane Photography: James Hole…
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The 2025 Millrose Games was one for the record books, literally, as three World Records were set, including Yared Nuguse’s 3:46 in the marquee Wanamaker Mile (a record made to be broken, given Jakob Ingebrigtsen’s subsequent 3:45). In Episode 114 Siobhan and Brenn break down the action, and Cloud259’s ace photographer Andy Kiss joins the booth to discuss the ins and outs of shooting the meet.…
In our latest episode Brenn and Siobhan share impressions of the latest jaw-dropping performances at the Millrose Games. In this Olympic year, Josh Kerr and Elle St. Pierre showed particular star power. As the hosts approach milestone birthdays, goal setting gets talk time, including a new cloud.
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We return to the virtual studio to chat with Siobhan Crise, who is running her third NYC Marathon for Sandy Hook Promise . We discuss the organization’s important work, and Siobhan shares a fresh tip for the 50,000+ hearty souls lacing up on Sunday.
The Millrose Games featured its trademark thrilling distance races, and we’ve got audio clips from the Elle Purrier St. Pierre, Geordie Beamish, Josh Kerr, Alicia Monson, and other protagonists who took it out hard and closed with a vengeance. Coach James Chu joins the booth to offer his Chuey Awards and race-by-race insights.…
Junk Miles podcast hosts Chip Chantry and Jeff Lyons describe how they used a most unlikely event in Philadelphia to mobilize runners, raising tens of thousands of dollars for a local food bank. Gregg describes embodying Rudy Giuliani at the Fraud Street Run, and in a bonus interview we turn from Philly to New York State and introduce Dr. Ammitai Worob, who is running for political office.…
David Alm at the East New York Fall Classic. Photo by Drew Reynolds. In his typical renaissance fashion, David Alm wears a few hats in this one, outlining the progression of his East River 5000 events, including the recent East New York Fall Classic and the Beach to Brooklyn Relay, before adapting the role of therapist for Gregg’s mid-life running crisis. We channel Price is Right and guess Shalane Flanagan’s NYC Marathon time.…
The skyrocketing popularity of sports card collecting in recent years has left us scratching our heads: Where are all the track and field cards? We test the theory that now is the time for proper sets dedicated to track & field and marathon running by interviewing the greatest card collecting authority of them all, Dr. James Beckett.…
Kate Grace wins the 2021 Millicent Fawcett Mile in 4:27. Photo courtesy Kate Grace Kate Grace has hit her stride on the Diamond League circuit, with three consecutive PRs in the 800m and a dominant win in the mile — all after heartbreak at the US Olympic Trials. What’s her secret? We ask in Episode 106, as she rejoins the interview booth eight years after her first visit in Episode 8.…
Peter Brady wins the Sid Howard 800m run in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Photo by Jay-r Mojica . We share our highlights from the thrilling USA Track & Field Olympic Trials and usher into the the studio former 800 meter masters champion Peter Brady. Pete, who hosts his own Masters Milers podcast , discusses an adventuresome day at the Legendary 5000 and Sid Howard 800m meet in Red Hook, Brooklyn. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Episode105.mp3…
We look back at the Olympic Trials with Katie Ruhlman and ahead to a return to normal races. Katie, who competed at last year’s Trials in Atlanta, is also a full-time nurse and college running coach. Brenn and Gregg compare their recent running streaks, and mull a half-baked idea to capitalise on the sports card boom.…
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Photo courtesy of Jack Smith The elite-only London Marathon Oct. 4 will feature multiple superheroes of distance running, but only one Spiderman. Paul Martelletti is a New Zealand-born marathoner and ultramarathoner who enjoys toeing the line as often as he can, and occasionally in costume. In 2015, he set a record by running a 2:29 dressed as everyone’s favorite web-slinger. Lately he’s cranking out training runs of up to 40 miles. Brenn and Gregg discuss virtual marathons, which are inspiring and uplifting in unexpected ways. Brenn also shares some thoughts on a tragic death that has roiled his home city of Rochester.…
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Joseph Gray shares the rarefied air of a mountain running champion in Episode 100. Gray, who broke barriers as the first Black American at the top echelon of his sport, has racked up eight mountain running world championships and is motivating young Black athletes to take up distance running through his Project Inspire Diversity. Meanwhile, track is back in a big way, and we look forward to Kipchoge vs. Bekele in their elite-only clash at the London Marathon. Photo courtesy of HOKA ONE ONE…
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We’ve got two stories to tell in Episode 99. One of the victims of Covid-19 is Anick Jesdanun, an AP reporter and beloved member of the NYC running community. We hear from his NYC Flyers teammate Stephanie Tang, who ran her “Backyard Boston” marathon in his honor. Med school student Martin Hehir then joins the interview booth and describes his 6th place finish at the Olympic Trials marathon. Bosco Hogan and Ruth McGill contribute a catchy tune.…
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We hear from listeners in such far-flung locations as Paris, Valencia, and New York City during this time of both deep stress and unity. In our main interview we talk shop with “The Morning Shakeout” podcast host Mario Fraioli, who offers a level-headed look at running right now and memories of a thrilling showdown with Gregg’s coach Nate Jenkins.…
“Hill”-lanta was the setting of the epic, windblown 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials, and we’ve got post-race interviews with the top five women’s finishers —Aliphine Tuliamuk, Molly Seidel, Sally Kipyego, Des Linden, and Laura Thweatt—in addition to Distance Project NYC stars Caitlin Phillips, Angela Ortiz, and Lauren Perkins. Gregg and Brenn discuss what it was like to cover the race from a journalistic standpoint, and the growing impact of the coronavirus on marathon racing and society in general.…
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We look ahead to Saturday’s Olympic Trials in Atlanta with 2:13 marathoner Patrick Rizzo, who plans on making this his last race as a pro. With typical heart and candor, Rizzo shares highlights of his career, assesses the governing bodies and drugs in the sport, and offers a glimpse at what comes next. Rizzo picks a few darkhorses to medal on Saturday, and Brenn and Gregg chip in with a few longshots of their own.…
NYC brings us the world as Millrose Games stars Chris O’Hare (Scotland), Justyn Knight (Canada), Natoya Goule (Jamaica), and Ally Ostrander (Alaska, USA) grace the airwaves with post-race interviews. Coach James Chu relives the action with his third annual Chuey Awards, and Gregg takes a quick peek at the upcoming Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta.…
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Morgan Pearson runs 29:54 to win the Open Men’s 10k in the rain and mud. Photo by Gregg Lemos-Stein. The Tinmen Elite tore up the field at Lehigh University with their third consecutive USATF National Club Cross-Country championship. We speak with Tinman Coach Tom Schwartz on what it takes to win in the mud. Gregg announces his next marathon, and Brenn shares wise words from a young ballet dancer.…
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Nate Jenkins with wife Melissa and son Brennan We give thanks to all things running in Episode 93, including an interview with coach and 2:14 marathoner Nate Jenkins. In an attempt to get his groove back after the New York Marathon, Gregg lays out his plan for running more miles this winter, and gets a dose of thoughtful feedback from the guy who coached him to Cloud 2:58 a year ago. Happy Thanksgiving all!…
Lindsay Crouse after her 2:57:37 PR at the California International Marathon, Dec. 2018 New York Times reporter and Central Park Track Club runner Lindsay Crouse has helped bring urgent issues in the sport to the fore, most recently with her video of Mary Cain calling out Nike and Alberto Salazar. In this episode Lindsay discusses how she developed these stories with courageous elite runners. We also discuss Lindsay’s own running in high school, college and more recently, seeking to improve on her 2:57 marathon PR. In a bit of counterpoint, Brenn and Gregg discuss their NYC marathon experiences – positive for one, awful for the other.…
Photo by Andy Kiss In our pre-NYCM shakeout podcast, we discuss the race at hand while limiting shoe talk (for the most part) to what will be on our own feet. Gregg shares an anecdote from “cutie” Nate Jenkins about chasing Meb through Central Park.
Matt Futterman after finishing the 2019 Chicago Marathon in 3:16:11 We interview New York Times reporter Matthew Futterman about his book Running to the Edge , which celebrates coach Bob Larsen, Meb Keflezighi, the Jamul Toads, and the better angels of our sport. Then we ask him about Alberto Salazar. David Alm introduces the East River 5000, a race inspired by classic cotton race tee-shirts.…
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Photo courtesy Luke Puskedra Luke Puskedra, who ran 2:10 at the Chicago Marathon in 2015 and finished 4th at the 2016 Olympic Trials, retired at the tender age of 29. Now he’s dabbling at 110 miles per week. We catch up with Luke to ask whether that retirement from professional running was indeed permanent. We also catch up with Cape Verde Olympian and Lowell Running founder and head coach Ruben Sanca, who will be lacing up at Chicago on Sunday.…
Fair is foul, and foul is fair in the world of track and field these days as lowlights and highlights compete for attention. Celebrate Kenenisa Bekele’s fantastic Berlin Marathon? Lament the meager crowds at Doha? Despair at drug use in the sport? Swoosh or syringe? We sift through the current events, and Gregg updates us on his approach to the upcoming Chicago Marathon.…
Photo by John Le Tran We recap the exceptional pro races at the 5th Avenue Mile, with interviews of Jenny Simpson, Elinor Purrier, and Nick Willis. In amateur land, Brenn reports on his mile race, and Gregg, back in the USA after several years abroad, vows to adhere to Nate Jenkins’ training plan in preparation for the Chicago and NYC Marathons.…
Gregg discusses the perils of scoring water from an aid station while running as a rhino, the ups and downs of an ultra, and the ethics behind finding a race he can win. Brenn reports from the comeback trail. We share wise counsel from Judge Polly, Adharanand Finn, and Ruben Sanca.
Eliud Kipchoge’s exquisite victory at the London Marathon was a sight to behold, as was Big Ben’s finish. We catch up with Big Ben and a man whose dog ate 50% of his 4% shoes before his race. Gregg gets the skinny on running as a rhino as he preps to make good on a promise he made to his daughter before he broke three.…
Kate Pallardy running 2:38:27 at the 2019 Boston Marathon. Photo courtesy Kate Pallardy. Our guest in Episode 84 ran 2:38 at the Boston Marathon on a day when she didn’t feel her best, and in a race that’s well short of her preferred 50-mile distance. We learn a lot about toughness from Kate Pallardy in this one. We also look ahead to Sunday’s London Marathon, where the world’s best do battle, and where Gregg takes aim at another sub-3.…
Alyson Dixon en route to winning the Blyth 10k. Photo by Lee Cuthbertson. British Olympian Alyson Dixon chats with us as she prepares to take on the 123rd running of the Boston Marathon on Patriots’ Day, April 15. Dixon describes her goals and recent training regimen since turning 40, and offers several tips for helping listeners hit their own targets. Elsewhere we reveal the results of the Battle of the Podcasts, which pit our humble hosts and fleet-footed listeners against those of the Letsgetrunning show.…
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In the special episode interlude, we encourage our listeners to deploy their half marathons to the cause of victory in the BOP (Battle of the Podcasts). Time is running out, and we need a big comeback! We also touch on irksome developments in track and field and provide quick race reports on the NYC Half and the Big Half in London.…
Coach Tom “Tinman” Schwartz has injected fresh blood into the competition among America’s best professional distance programs, as Drew Hunter’s national championship victory in the 2-mile was just the latest breakthrough performance on his squad. We’ve got an extensive interview with Coach Schwartz in Episode 82, and numerous interview clips from America’s distance stars at USATF nationals.…
In our Millrose recap James Chu joins the booth with his second annual Chuey Awards. Kate Grace chimes in from the pre-race press conference, and Natoya Goule, who set the Jamaican national indoor record in the 800, discusses racing Ajee Wilson. It was a remarkable meet, with thrilling miles on the track and a life saved on the infield. Here’s a link to the gofundme campaign for Kemoy Campbell: https://www.gofundme.com/f/67e5h-kemoy-campbell-support-fund .…
Photo courtesy Ruben Sança Ruben Sança , who ran the 5000m at the 2012 Olympics for Cape Verde, is aiming to hit the 2020 Olympic Qualifying Standard in the marathon while helping others get up to speed through his work at Lowell Running. We speak with Ruben, and eye the indoor track comings and goings, including turnover at the Nike Oregon Project and the return of Edward Cheserek to the Millrose Games Wanamaker Mile. Download…
Photo courtesy Gene Dykes Is that Santa I see? Of course not—it’s Gene Dykes! With his usual wit and wisdom, Gene discusses his 2:54:23 at the Jacksonville Marathon, the fastest 26.2 for a 70+ year old runner ever. We also converse with another superhero of 2018, Nate Jenkins, who coached Gregg to his sub three. Happy holidays! https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/episode79.mp3 Download…
When Jenna Colon neared the finish line of the 2018 NYC Marathon, her first attempt at the distance, it was with mixed emotions. “I almost didn’t want to cross” she said in our Episode 78 interview, “I don’t want the feeling that it’s giving me to end.” On this Thanksgiving week we give thanks for that late race feeling when everything on that day goes right, and we continue to try to figure out how to achieve it. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/episode78.mp3 Download…
A year after Shalane Flanagan’s breakthrough victory at the New York City Marathon, Gregg achieved his very own F&@% yeah! on the course, reaching Cloud259 (2:58:49, to be exact) for the first time in 41 attempts at the distance. In Episode 77 the 50-years young co-host of the show relives the race-day experience and explains the key advice that made the difference in his training, with nods to Nate Jenkins, Jeannette Faber, and Jared Ward, among others. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/episode77.mp3 Download…
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Photo credit: Adam Barcan @barcanshoot We’ve got the Big Apple covered with a bevy of elite interviews heading into the New York City marathon, including Des Linden, Jared Ward, Beverly Ramos and Stephanie Bruce. Another pro, Ryan Vail, sent us a quick dispatch about sharing elite status in this year’s race with his wife Eva. And for those looking for dramatic, multi-year improvement in marathon performance, we present Lauren Perkins, fresh off her Olympic Trials qualifying 2:42 in Chicago. Finally, we share a few tips from Coach Nate as Brenn and Gregg prepare for the big one on Sunday. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/episode76.mp3 Download…
Shaun Dixon of the Let’s Get Running podcast While Nate Jenkins has been trying to get Gregg under three, he simultaneously has taken on coaching duties for Shaun Dixon, a fellow podcaster with fewer subs to his sub-elite status than Gregg. Shaun is looking to run 2:19 at this weekend’s Frankfurt Marathon, and Gregg asks him about his training and his attempts to spread the love of running to office settings. Around the world we go in our chat as Gregg pushes another possible running project: Comrades. One race at a time, Gregg! Save for a few raindrops, weather is looking decent for NYCM… https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/episode75.mp3 Download…
Photo courtesy Cameron Levins We stay north of the border in Episode 74 to recount Cameron Levins’ Canadian record 2:09:25 at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon. Levins takes us through the city streets and the mental and physical ins and outs of his race. We cover Levins’ move to sponsor Hoka One One, the prototype shoes he wore, tapering, and his advice for marathoners looking for a PR (advice that helped Levins’ brother break three). Following the interview we share words from Gene Dykes and Reid Coolsaet, and indulge in more shoe talk ‘cuz Gregg’s sporting a brand new pair of the you-know-whats. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/episode74.mp3 Download…
Reid Coolsaet sets a course record 1:07:31 at the 2018 Rochester Half Marathon. Double Olympian Reid Coolsaet, who has been tearing up the shores of Lake Ontario with recent wins at the Rochester Half Marathon and the Ajax Waterfront 15k, will be defending a broader swath of the lake at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon on October 21. We catch up with Reid and discuss the stellar field for the upcoming race, his 2:10 marathons, Rio and Boston in the rain, Eliud Kipchoge, Cam Levins, Yuki Kawauchi, and of course, advice on setting a PR. Elsewhere in the episode Nate Jenkins offers a killer workout, and we take a quick peek at this weekend’s 26.2 in Chicago. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/episode73.mp3 Download…
In Episode 72 we focus on two races from the Berlin Marathon: Eliud Kipchoge’s astonishing 2:01:39 world record, and Gregg’s determined effort to crack three. We offer shout-outs for some excellent listener performances, and Gregg outlines where he goes from here. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/episode72.mp3 Download…
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Photo credit: Copyright SCC EVENTS/Camera4 First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin in Episode 71. Jenny Simpson, Nick Willis, and Jake Wightman chime in after their sterling Fifth Avenue Mile performances, and Nate Jenkins gives taper tips on the precipice of Gregg’s sub-3 attempt at the Sept. 16 Berlin Marathon. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/episode71.mp3 Download…
Bernard Lagat answers the call from 26.2. Photo by James Chu. In Episode 70 we focus on two incoming marathons, NYC on Nov. 4 and Berlin on Sept. 16. Bernard Lagat is stretching his track prowess all the way to the marathon, while Gregg continues to face challenging workouts in his quest for 2:59. Our marathon shoe talk continues, with input from Runner’s World Runner-in-Chief Jeff Dengate. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/episode70.mp3 Download…
Despite the heat, Gregg hits his targets on a marathon workout, making this sub 3 dream appear more plausible. Coach/guru Nate Jenkins explains why marathons are less of a crapshoot than we think, and weighs in on all the fuss over the Nike Vaporfly 4% shoes. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/episode69.mp3 Download…
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In Episode 68 we report from the London Diamond League meet, where Alex Yee, Kate Grace, Clayton Murphy, and a resurgent Matt Centrowitz weigh in on their PBs and podium finishes. Gregg provides his latest training update on Nate Jenkins’ plan to get him under three. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Episode68.mp3 Download…
Heat be damned, the countdown is on, as fall marathon training kicks off for some and kicks into high gear for others. In Episode 67 Nate Jenkins channels his inner Sade to further Gregg’s revitalized effort to break three. We take a peek at the upcoming Diamond League action in London, highlighted by the Millicent Fawcett Mile. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Episode67.mp3 Download…
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Gregg is getting serious about this 2:59 stuff and has hired 2:14 guy Nate Jenkins, our guest in Episode 66 (we first spoke with Nate in Episode 35), to take the reins on his training plan. With one week down under the plan and 10 to go before the Sept. 16 Berlin Marathon, Gregg describes his first assignment: 12 x one mile at marathon pace, with a relatively swift recovery between reps. We geek out on the details. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/episode66.mp3 Download…
The fastest Americans at the London Marathon, Stephanie Bruce (10th, 2:32:28) and Fernando Cabada (13th, 2:17:39) are our guests in Episode 65. Their world class determination, perseverance, and leadership shine through as they discuss the race in the hot conditions and the road ahead. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Episode65.mp3 Download…
In Episode 64 we recap the Boston Marathon, where Des Linden, Yuki Kawauchi, and thousands of fellow travelers on that harrowing journey earned their medals like in no other race. While the Boston results will resonate for years to come, it’s time for a clash of the titans in London. Gregg rolls out the odds and we make our predictions for Sunday’s 26.2. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Episode-64.mp3 Download…
Spring marathon season reaches full bloom in Boston and London over the next two weeks. Lining up in Hopkinton alongside the A-list from the USA (Shalane, Molly Huddle, Jordan Hasay, Desi Linden, Galen Rupp) will be Gene Dykes, who Gregg interviews in Episode 63. Gene became the world’s second septuagenarian under 3 hours and set a seven-minute personal best when he ran 2:57:43 at last weekend’s Rotterdam Marathon. To Boylston Street we ready, set, go! Photo by Erik van Leeuwen https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/episode63.mp3 Download…
Photo by Akira Konno for Sankei In Episode 62 we touch down in Tokyo, with praise for marathon winner Dickson Chumba, Japanese record setter Yuta Shitara, and newly minted 2:21 club member Amy Cragg. Then it’s off to Birmingham, England, for the World Track & Field Championships that take place March 1 through March 4. In non-current events, Gregg takes a peek at the loaded women’s field at Boston and we guess the U.S. marathon qualifiers for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Episode62.mp3 Download…
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Wanamaker Mile stars Chris O’Hare, Josh Kerr, Colleen Quigley, and Kate Grace, along with all-time greats Nick Willis and Bernard Lagat, feature in our annual recap of the NYRR Millrose Games. James Chu joins the booth to offer the inaugural Chu-ey Awards. Late in the episode we return to 26.2, and Gregg details training with the Cambridge Harriers on his quest to crack 3. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/episode611.mp3 Download…
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In Episode 60 we celebrate Shalane Flanagan ‘s victory at the historic 2017 NYC Marathon and catch up with two runners who had breakthroughs of their own. Allie Kieffer was fifth overall and the second American woman to finish, running an otherworldly 2:29, while Angela Ortiz , the eighth American, became the first NBR athlete (North Brooklyn Runners) to hit the Olympic standard. After hearing from the elites, Gregg recounts his latest sub-3 attempt, and Brenn wonders whether it’s gotta be the shoes. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/ep60.mp3 Download…
Beverly Ramos at the 2015 TCS NYC Marathon, where she finished 15th in 2:41:56. In Episode 59, Beverly Ramos discusses living and training in Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as she prepares for the 2017 TCS NYC Marathon. The two-time Olympian and Puerto Rican record holder shows no signs of slowing down as she sets her sights on the race and on helping her country. Elsewhere in the episode we take a quick look at the NYC Marathon fields, and Polly recounts her Chicago Marathon. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/episode-591.mp3 Download…
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Photo by John Riccardi With the dog days of summer behind us, marathon season is kicking into high gear. Speaking of kicking, after kicking a dog on a training run, Gregg tried to deflect blame. Was he barking up the wrong tree? Dog enthusiast Polly Jones joins the booth to tell Gregg what’s what. In running matters, cloud359 and cloud259 are in play as Polly and Gregg seek PRs at the upcoming Chicago and Budapest marathons. Brenn probes their pre-race mindsets. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/episode58.mp3 Download…
Jared Ward at the 2016 US Olympic Marathon Trials. Photo by Jason Suarez. Wanna learn how to run a great marathon? Listen to Jared Ward. In Episode 57, we’re joined by the sixth fastest finisher at the 2016 Rio Olympics (2:11:30). With professorial ease, the Utah-based gent addresses our Qs on his pivotal races, the sub-2 attempt, Saucony’s answer to the Nike Zoom Fly, and the recently completed Track & Field World Championships. After the interview Gregg seeks feedback on his longrunophobia, and Brenn reacts to an accusation of laziness. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/episode571.mp3 Download…
Alison Désir , first row, lower left. Photo by Da Ping Luo . In Episode 56 we speak with Alison Désir, founder of Harlem Run. In a wide-ranging interview, Alison describes the recent Harlem 1 Miler, the inspired Run4AllWomen journey from Harlem to Washington, D.C., plans to spread the movement nationally and internationally, and broadly speaking, anxiety, leadership, and politics. Got that? Good, because she also offers a killer tip for running a PR in the marathon. Elsewhere in the episode, Gregg eyes the upcoming track World Championships in London. https://cloud259.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/episode561.mp3 Download…
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