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We all know them, that rare person who is so much like us, an everyday sort, and yet, capable and achieving so much. Rachael Wright is such a person, a Kiwi lass whose humility is refreshing while her message is motivating. She shares her journey with captivating openness, plenty of humour and what she has learned along the way. Parkrun tourism, mountain running, track racing, its all there. Listen up for lessons and laughs on Monday, August 10th from 11am on 96.9FM nd Apple/Spotify soon after
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