The Rambling Runner Podcast
A podcast about dedicated and motivated amateur runners who are working hard to get better and achieving inspirational results.
- Update frequency
- every 5 days
- Average duration
- 54 minutes
- Episodes
- 704
- Years Active
- 2017 - 2025
#185 Liz Camy
I absolutely loved this conversation with Liz Camy. Her running career at Cal St. Northridge was curtailed by persistent race anxiety. Those feelings continued after graduation before she was finally…
01:01:31 |
Tue 13 Aug 2019
#184 Katy Sherratt - CEO of Back on My Feet
Katy Sherratt leads Back on My Feet as Chief Executive Officer. An award winning social innovation leader, Katy has been instrumental in increasing Back on My Feet’s programmatic impact by over 75% a…
00:42:33 |
Tue 06 Aug 2019
#183 James Dunn
“I will run a marathon before I am 30.” With that drunken assertion, James Dunn eventually changed the course of his life. He transformed himself from 286 lbs. to completing one of the one of the tou…
00:57:12 |
Tue 30 Jul 2019
#182 Tim Rossi
Tim Rossi recently wrote a column for Tempo Journal about dealing with injuries that many people, including me, immediately connected with. Tim is works for Nike as a community manager and has built …
01:01:49 |
Tue 23 Jul 2019
#181 Jessica Dorsey
If you are feeling low-energy or need a spark then this episode with Jessica Dorsey is for you. Jessica is a force of nature who's determination in all areas is remarkable. Whether she is hauling 10…
01:10:41 |
Tue 16 Jul 2019
#180 Molly Cuevas
When it comes to ambitious running challenges there aren't many greater than running across the United States. For Molly Cuevas, an All-American college field hockey player, this challenge was quite …
00:48:50 |
Mon 08 Jul 2019
#179 Margaret Spring
Margaret Spring has been a dedicated runner since she was kid chasing after her oldest brother. These days, people are busy trying to chase her. This remarkable woman picked up trail running five yea…
00:47:10 |
Tue 02 Jul 2019
#178 Big Announcement!
It is with immense excitement and gratitude that I announce the newest addition to the Rambling Runner Podcast Network - the Road to the Olympics Trials podcast. This new show features eight elite ru…
00:13:11 |
Mon 01 Jul 2019
#177 Lindsay Walter
In this episode, I am delighted to speak with serial racer and former college basketball player Lindsay Walter. Lindsay has run 36 marathons and 83 half marathons over the last eight years. In fact, …
00:48:15 |
Wed 26 Jun 2019
#176 Ben Rosario - Coach of NAZ Elite
In this episode of the podcast I chat with Ben Rosario, coach of the famed NAZ Elite. His team features some of the best men and women runners in the country at various distances. We discuss late blo…
00:47:24 |
Thu 20 Jun 2019
#175 Molly Bookmyer
Running at an elite level is hard enough when everything goes right and luck is on your side. Very few people get to that level even in the best of circumstances. For Molly Bookmyer, her running care…
00:53:42 |
Mon 17 Jun 2019
#174 Natalie Sanger
When Natalie finished with college soccer she needed something to stay active and provide a competitive outlet. On a whim, she ran a local 5k mud run and placed 2nd female overall. From there, she w…
00:54:03 |
Thu 13 Jun 2019
#173 Hayley Carruthers
Hayley Carruthers was launched into the consciousness of most running fans when she collapsed at the finish line of the 2019 London Marathon with 2:33 on the clock. While that was an indelible moment…
01:08:48 |
Mon 10 Jun 2019
#172 Tanya Carrier
Have you ever met one of those people who seem to have endless energy and optimism? Tanya Carrier is one of those people. She has run 39 half marathons (PR-1:32), 14 marathons (PR-3:11), teaches firs…
00:53:07 |
Thu 06 Jun 2019
#171 Jenny Donnelly - Changing a Mindset
Often times running around on a track can serve as a metaphor for our own training. At first it may seem novel and result in fitness gains, but it can also become tiringly monotonous. Beyond that, we…
00:50:12 |
Mon 03 Jun 2019
#170 Greg Macken: From 250 lbs. to sober and a 3:00 marathon
When Greg Macken began running he was close to 250 pounds. He started that run by saying to himself, “Just jog to the stop sign, once you get there you can walk.” Later that year, Greg finally made t…
01:16:22 |
Thu 30 May 2019
#169 Sarah Bishop
When runners get injured we often hear that we should cross train to maintain fitness. Sarah Bishop, an Olympic Trials qualifier in the marathon, took it to the extreme. After racing nearly every wee…
01:15:45 |
Mon 27 May 2019
#168 Lauren Floris
Lauren Floris is an elite whose love of the sport was first sparked watching the start of the Boston Marathon every spring in her hometown of Hopkinton, MA.
Lauren ran four years of Division I Cros…
00:58:06 |
Thu 23 May 2019
#167 Katie Arnold
It was an honor and a privilege to speak with Katie Arnold, one of the best writers and runners in the country, for this episode. Her new book Running Home: A Memoir had an immediate and profound eff…
00:50:32 |
Mon 20 May 2019
#166 Ron Romano
Ron Romano may be the happiest guy in running. Not only that, he’s worked hard to become one heck of a runner. He’s run 42 marathons (with a PR of 2:40) and is a veritable wealth of knowledge on all …
00:51:16 |
Thu 16 May 2019
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