# Joss Naylor

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Back On The Heath - In Memory Of Joss Naylor

It's July so - of course - a cold grey morning sees the boys back on Hampstead Heath. Featuring the Dubai tour/holiday, Paul's legs and Rob's ribs, July kicking off full of thrills for Britain - Glastonbury, the Euros, Wimbledon and Pride - more magpies than ever, early aims for the rest of the yea…

THE HISTORY | Joss Naylor MBE

In this episode we speak to the late Joss Naylor a titan of fell running, whose feats across the Lake District's rugged terrain are the stuff of legend. We are also joined by Peter Trainor who shares his memories of running with Joss and the evolution of fell shoes. Joss Naylor MBE 1936-2024 Thank …

Landing padded: the global-recession risk

Inflation, interest rates and jobless numbers are on healthy trends; markets are gaining back ground. As the spectre of global recession fades we ask why fear has persisted. In the second instalment of our series on dating we look at what singles are doing beyond the apps (10:23). And a tribute to …

Landing padded: the global-recession risk

Inflation, interest rates and jobless numbers are on healthy trends; markets are gaining back ground. As the spectre of global recession fades we ask why fear has persisted. In the second instalment of our series on dating we look at what singles are doing beyond the apps (10:23). And a tribute to …

#138: Running int' fells - A brief history of fell-running, with Peter Todhunter

...in which we take an autumnual stroll around Grasmere to explore the history of fell-running with runner, archivist and west coast lad Peter Todhunter. Setting out from the village green – one-time site of Westmorland wrestling matches – we visit the field below Allan Bank, where the first kno…

Sabrina Verjee’s Lakes, Meres and Waters

Ultra-runner and delightful human Sabrina Verjee loves a crazy adventure. She held the overall record for the 325-mile circuit of the Wainwrights between June 2021 and May 2022, and also held the female record for the Pennine Way between September 2020 to August 2021. On December 21, she’s about to…

Peak Bagging Wainwrights - with Author of Where There’s a Hill Sabrina Verjee

In this episode of the Inspiring Adventure Podcast by Vertebrate Publishing, we are joined by Sabrina Verjee, ultrarunner, adventurer, and author of Where There's a Hill. Best known for her record-breaking completion of the Wainwrights round, Sabrina discusses her journey from adventure racing to u…

Episode 57 - Lake District 24-hour Fell Record with Andy Berry

I speak to Andy Berry about the Lake District 24-hour Fell Record, which he broke in 2023 with a new time of 23 hours and 23 minutes for 78 peaks. The Fell Record has existed in some form since Victorian times, and has evolved and grown in parallel with the honing of criteria for eligible peaks. T…

#160: Vicars of the fells

...in which we pull up a pew at St Oswald’s Church, Grasmere, for a wide-ranging chat about faith in the hills, fell-running and the day-to-day life of the rural vicar. Opening the podcast, we reflect on the personal and faith journeys that have led Lawrence Basham (rector of the Parish of Grasmer…

#84 - Kim Collison - Lakes, Meres, and Waters FKT

Catching up with Kim Collison following his Lakes, Meres, and Waters FKT, in which he broke a 43-year-old Joss Naylor record. Support Feet First on Patreon: patreon.com/cw/runfeetfirst www.runfeetfirst.co.uk Thank You to Our Partners For Supporting Feet First Centurion Ultrarunning Store - use co…