
#366: Tales from Two Seattle Mother Runners Recorded at Nuun HQ
05/31/19 • 64 min
Sarah and Molly road-tripped to Seattle to host this episode in front of a live (and lively!) audience at Nuun headquarters. Molly is in fine form, cracking countless jokes—be ready to laugh out loud while running! The two #motherrunner guests—Jamie Richard (aka @NurseRunner on Instagram) and Christine McHugh—are Nuun ambassadors, and the conversation covers:
--Jamie’s start in running less than a decade ago, yet how she’s already run 33 (and counting!) marathons
--How Jamie juggles working as a pediatric E.R. nurse and training
--Ultramarathon advice from Jamie, a veteran of numerous 50K and 50-mile races
--Running in the rain (hello, Seattle!)
--How Christine overcame her fear of running outside
--How (and why) Christine spells running “c-o-m-m-u-n-i-t-y”
--Anecdotes about being a half-marathon pacer
--And, of course, the guests’ favorite flavors of Nuun!
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Sarah and Molly road-tripped to Seattle to host this episode in front of a live (and lively!) audience at Nuun headquarters. Molly is in fine form, cracking countless jokes—be ready to laugh out loud while running! The two #motherrunner guests—Jamie Richard (aka @NurseRunner on Instagram) and Christine McHugh—are Nuun ambassadors, and the conversation covers:
--Jamie’s start in running less than a decade ago, yet how she’s already run 33 (and counting!) marathons
--How Jamie juggles working as a pediatric E.R. nurse and training
--Ultramarathon advice from Jamie, a veteran of numerous 50K and 50-mile races
--Running in the rain (hello, Seattle!)
--How Christine overcame her fear of running outside
--How (and why) Christine spells running “c-o-m-m-u-n-i-t-y”
--Anecdotes about being a half-marathon pacer
--And, of course, the guests’ favorite flavors of Nuun!
To get more info about your symptoms and IBS-C, to to OhMyGut.info/podcast
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