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On The Runs

On The Runs

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We loves stories, it started with #CodeBrown, and as many runners have gone through an actual code brown experience, we truly love all stories around the sport of running. A code brown can be any type of “oh crap” moment, however we love stories of accomplishment, struggle, overcoming physical and mental obstacles and how the sport of running along with any type of physical fitness played a role into that individual’s journey. Join us and listen as we bring on guest to share their stories. Along the way we'll talk about what's relevant in the running community, highlighting key events across the world when they happen and what we're going through with our training and events throughout the year.

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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best On The Runs episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to On The Runs for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite On The Runs episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

On Episode 14 we are joined by the co-founder of the Great Bowel Movement, Megan Starshak from Wisconsin(15:50). Megan shares with us her story of having to break up with her love of running because of her struggles with Ulcerative Colitis. You'll hear stories of her journey as it took years for her to finally feel like herself again and get to enjoy life, running, and having the ability again to challenging herself running in marathons and a Half Ironman. You'll learn that life isn't over, because it's nothing a shower and some clean laundry can't fix.
We also recap the Millennium Running "Cheap Marathon" (5:14) from over the weekend and Sarah's comedy night fundraiser(01:11:55) that On The Runs sponsored to help her reach her goal to run in next week's Boston Marathon!
https://thegreatbowelmovement.org/

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
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With this being our 2nd year hosting a breast cancer awareness month series talking to amazing women who battled breast cancer, we wanted to take a moment to remember the first few who we hosted on the pod last year in October. In October of 2022 we talked to Nicky, Jackie and Angela. All 3 were like an open book, sharing with us so many details of not just breast cancer, but their life before during and after. We hear about Nicky and the meals program she was a part of and ran for. Jackie shares her story about being an active mom and teacher who had to take a year off to fight. And Angela who wasn't afraid to share anything with us and has had an active ear and friend to talk too for all the women out there going through the same thing as she did.
Their stories and lives are amazing and inspirational, they are some of the most courageous women you'll ever meet. We really hope you enjoy these mini best of clips and if you haven's listened to the entire episode. Go give them a listen.
Nicky Bacon Episode 28
Jackie Hellyer Episode 29
Angela Pohl Episodes 31 & 32
5K for Jaye Fundraising pages for Jaye and Justine who are running in the Boston Marathon for Dana-Farber
Jaye
Justine

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
Strava Group
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Neil is back! A listener favorite back in 2022, A Florida Man with the perfect gut to hold a slice of Pizza and hair that could rival Thor! He's a legend in the Spartans community who can carry the boats and stays hard the entire time. He likes to embrace poop flumes from a porta potty to warm his thin Florida blood. The creator of Blow Gurt that will clear our your digestive system and he back to clear out Erika's sinuses for our final episode of the year, Neil Murphy, welcome back to the On The Runs Podcast.
Neil and Erika discuss various topics related to ultra running. They talk about the quirks and unique habits of ultra runners, including Neil's love for cheese and Erika's fascination with targeted ads. They also discuss training strategies, nutrition, and the importance of trying new things during long runs. Neil shares his aspirations to participate in races like Badwater and the challenges he faces in qualifying for them. The conversation ends with a lighthearted discussion about Neil's cat and future race plans.
This episode had no limits! Off The Rails, minimal editing, raw dog sandpaper no lube finish! Listen at your own discretion.
Takeaways

  • Ultra runners have unique quirks and habits that help them during races.
  • Targeted ads can be both amusing and invasive.
  • Trying new foods and strategies during training runs can help determine what works best for an individual.
  • Participating in ultra races requires dedication, training, and a love for pushing one's limits.
  • Having a supportive crew and a sense of humor can make the ultra running experience more enjoyable.

The outro will drop on Thursdays this week!

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
Strava Group
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On Episode 11 of On The Runs we are joined by Addi Zerrenner who shares with us her #CodeBrown experience at the California International Marathon this past December where she was able to overcome an unfortunate situation and not let it stop her from finishing her marathon. You'll hear what went wrong and how it all went down. But first early in the episode we get to know Addi as she shares with us stories from the very beginning of her running career. How her coaches impacted her life early on to how she choose to run at the University of Arizona and compete against some of the best division 1 runners in the country. She shares stories of her joy for writing, surfing, how she overcame a eating disorder at a young age, too her experience at the Olympic trials. This episode is filled with great stories from Addi that you won't want to miss.
The Addi interview starts at 5:20
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Help Sarah reach her goal for the Boston Marathon (Episode 8) by donating here
https://www.givengain.com/ap/sarah-hallock-raising-funds-for-massachusetts-general-hospital/?fbclid=IwAR2IjFWEGWRxNirlHXmKynILlrTGNLpWipUpkvE5sjX5t9mrc1I6ZL9UR9c
Come to Sarah's comedy night sponsored by OnTheRuns, you can buy your tickets here
https://www.funny4funds.com/events/comedy-for-the-kids-supporting-mgh-pediatric-patients/814?fbclid=IwAR1-tKmBLeWh_Ju7og9gS2TBCPQ0GrAbMZexT76S71EOPFkmPBt2uua5B2c

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
Strava Group
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On The Runs - On The Runs 3 - The River Was Flowing
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10/13/21 • 41 min

On Episode 3, the crew finally talks about having a Code Brown while on a run! They discuss more ultra running and Courtney Dauwalter's UTMB Mont Blanc. Katie talks about the Millennium Running Boot Scootin Boogie, Eric recaps his half Ironman and we check in with Shauna!

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
Strava Group
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On The Runs - On The Runs 33 - The Hamsterwheel Ultra
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11/10/22 • 68 min

This past weekend Erika ran her first 24 hour ultra marathon and to recap it all we changed a few things up. Eric welcomes a fellow penguin as his co-host and Erika is the guest as we review the weekend that was at the dummest race in New Hampshire, The Hamsterwheel Ultra.

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
Strava Group
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It's our 3rd annual Breast Cancer Month series on the pod and we have 5 amazing and thriving women this month. On today's episode we welcome Stephanie Humprey to the PodFam (11:45).
In this episode, Stephanie Humphrey shares her inspiring journey as a runner, a military veteran, and a breast cancer warrior. Living in Orlando, she discusses her proximity to Disney and how it has influenced her family's life. Stephanie recounts her military background, her struggles with running, and how she overcame physical challenges with the help of the Jeff Galloway method. She opens up about her breast cancer diagnosis, the support she received from the running community, and her determination to participate in races even after her mastectomy. Stephanie's story is one of resilience, strength, and the power of community. In this engaging conversation, Stephanie Humphrey shares her inspiring journey of resilience and recovery while navigating the challenges of cancer treatment. From running marathons during radiation to embracing new beginnings post-surgery, Stephanie highlights the importance of staying active and building a supportive community. The discussion delves into the power of storytelling, vulnerability, and the ongoing battle against cancer, ultimately emphasizing hope and healing as she embarks on a new podcasting venture with a fellow survivor.
The Tros are short on this episode, Eric and Erika quickly catch up and decide to come back on Thursday for an extended Outro to fill you in with everything over the past week and both of their travels.
Stephanie's Instagram @runningthroughbreastcancer

Pace Yourself...It's just Cancer Instagram @paceyourself.itsjustcancer
Listen to Pace Yourself...It's just Cancer HERE

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
Strava Group
Linktree - Find everything here
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On The Runs - On The Runs 88 - Jared Ewing
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01/09/24 • 161 min

Long episode, but you're going to enjoy hearing this story. The Outro will drop on Thursday!
Jared Ewing, a military veteran and avid runner, shares his story of perseverance and determination after a tragic accident in 2018. He recounts his journey from running his first marathon to setting goals of completing the Abbott World Majors. The conversation takes a dramatic turn as Jared describes the accident and the severe leg injury he sustained. He shares the emotional and physical challenges he faced during his hospitalization and recovery. Jared recounts his experience in the emergency room and the initial assessment of his injuries. He shares the emotional moment when he had to contact his parents and the difficult decision he had to make along the journey. Jared also describes the multiple surgeries he underwent and the challenges he faced during bandage changes. The failed muscle flap surgery and the subsequent consideration of amputation added to the complexity of his journey. Jared discusses his decision-making process between surgery and amputation, ultimately choosing to keep his leg. He emphasizes the importance of nutrition and calories in the healing process. Jared's optimism and determination drive him to push through challenges and set new goals. He shares his experiences in a nursing home and the support he received from the staff and other residents. Jared's commitment to physical therapy and exercise leads to significant progress in his recovery, culminating in his participation in marathons and half marathons. In this part of the conversation, Jared expresses his gratitude for the support he has received throughout his journey. He believes in the power of hard work and shares his motivation to make others proud. Jared discusses his involvement with the 50 States Club and the Marathon Maniacs. He also talks about his experience with cryotherapy and other recovery methods. Jared shares his future running plans, including participating in the World Marathon Challenge and running in various states. He also recounts a funny and embarrassing code brown story during one of his runs. The conversation ends with Jared expressing his desire to inspire others with his story and his eagerness to take on new challenges.
Jared Ewing
Jared's Instagram @jrod4513

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
Strava Group
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On episode 147 we welcome David Barclay (11:15), the event manager of the Boston Run Show to the PodFam.

David Barclay shares his journey from Scotland to New Zealand and back to the UK. His experiences in sports management, and his love for trail running. The discussion highlights the cultural differences in sports between the UK and the US, the sense of community in trail running, and the whimsical spirit of the holiday season. David's stories reflect his passion for running and the connections formed through shared experiences in the outdoors. In this conversation, David Barclay shares his experiences as an event manager for the Boston Run Show, discussing memorable runs, the planning process for the event, and the exciting brands and innovations that will be featured. He emphasizes the importance of community in running and the unique culture of Boston as a sports city. David discusses the upcoming Run Show, highlighting exciting speakers, brand engagement strategies, and the importance of community in running events. He emphasizes collaboration among event managers and shares his thoughts on inclusivity in the running community. The conversation also touches on personal connections with running legends and the role of music in enhancing the running experience. Finally, David shares future plans for expanding the Run Show to new locations.

Chapters
00:00 The Intro and Winter Blues
11:00 Long Weekend Plans and Running Updates
11:15 David Barclay Guest Segment
15:04 David's Journey: From Scotland to New Zealand
18:12 Cultural Differences in Sports
21:09 David's Running Journey
23:54 Trail Running Adventures
26:48 Community in Trail Running
28:40 Favorite Runs and Memorable Experiences
36:16 The Boston Run Show: Planning and Execution
41:22 Understanding Boston: Culture and Sports
43:18 Brands and Innovations at the Run Show
48:51 Exciting Speakers at the Run Show
50:23 Brand Engagement and Booth Preparations
54:27 The Importance of Community in Running Events
56:04 Collaboration Among Event Managers
59:10 Imaginary Pasta Dinner with Running Legends
01:03:02 Music and Running: A Perfect Pairing
01:04:20 Future Plans for the Run Show
01:07:48 The Outro
01:07:50 Introduction to Globals and Competition
01:10:08 The Run Show and Podcasting Experience
01:11:57 World Marathon Challenge and Guest Highlights
01:14:57 Super Bowl Discussion and Predictions
01:16:52 Stoolie in the Wild and Community Engagement
01:19:37 Celebrating Achievements and Upcoming Events
01:21:41 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
Strava Group
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Long time friends of the podcast, Art Byram and Celeste finally make their appearance on the Pod and officially join the PodFam.
In this episode of the On the Runs podcast, hosts Eric and Erika welcome guests Art and Celeste to discuss their experiences in the running community. They share personal stories, memorable races, and the importance of in-person connections. The conversation also touches on fun race ideas like the Taco Trials and the significance of the number 112 in Art's life. The episode highlights the camaraderie and support found within the running community, as well as the joy of participating in races together. The hosts and guests delve into the world of trail running, sharing personal stories, experiences, and the community spirit that surrounds the sport. They discuss the significance of trail nicknames, the challenges of ultra marathons, and the journey of creating the Cultra Podcast. The conversation highlights the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, and the lessons learned through various running experiences, including the Boston Marathon. The guests also share their future plans and community events, emphasizing the camaraderie and support within the running community.

Chapters
05:00 Introduction and Guest Arrival
07:00 The Importance of In-Person Connections
09:11 Experiences at Races and Community Building
12:03 Getting to Know Celeste and Art
14:58 Running Journeys and Personal Growth
17:38 Fun and Unique Running Events
20:34 Creative Ideas for Future Events
23:01 Creative Race Ideas and Sponsorships
25:30 Art's Journey to Ultra Running
31:39 Transitioning to Trail Running
36:45 The Birth of the Cut 112 Race
39:39 Memorable Race Stories and Costumes
46:22 Emotional Reflections on Running
47:27 The Birth of Kultra Podcast
52:05 Dynamic Personalities in Podcasting
54:17 Authenticity and Real Conversations
58:11 Vulnerability in Storytelling
01:02:27 Community and Connection in Running
01:08:39 Experiences at the Boston Marathon
01:14:40 The Journey of Exploration in Running
01:15:36 Future Perspectives in Running
01:18:54 Personal Connections and Influences
01:21:50 Music and Motivation in Running
01:27:18 Community and Collaboration in Podcasting

Eric's NYC Marathon Fundraiser - Team FORCE, a dynamic organization that supports the hereditary cancer community

Erika's Chicago Marathon Fundraiser - for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in memory of her brother, Nick
Strava Group
Linktree - Find everything here
Instagram - Follow us on the gram
YouTube - Subscribe to our channel
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How many episodes does On The Runs have?

On The Runs currently has 196 episodes available.

What topics does On The Runs cover?

The podcast is about Ultra Running, Health & Fitness, Triathlon, Mental Health, Running, Marathon, Podcasts and Sports.

What is the most popular episode on On The Runs?

The episode title 'On The Runs 14 - The Great Bowel Movement - Running with Ulcerative Colitis' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on On The Runs?

The average episode length on On The Runs is 92 minutes.

How often are episodes of On The Runs released?

Episodes of On The Runs are typically released every 6 days, 19 hours.

When was the first episode of On The Runs?

The first episode of On The Runs was released on Aug 17, 2021.

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