Ep. 531 | Eclipse madness | Wrestling livestock
The solar eclipse is happening and conspiracies are running out of control because of it.
A man named Russ Cook has run the entire length of Africa. While most news agencies use the headline that he wanted a daiquiri after the race, I explain why that's far from the headline that should be used.
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Beats and Pieces Rewind With Russ Cook
Another chance to hear the latests beats and pieces show from www.kent.radio presented by Russ Cook Saturdays from 19:00 - 20:00 GMT
Russ Cooks - Beats and Pieces Show on Kent Radio - Listen Again
Another chance to hear the latests Beats and Pieces show from Kent Radio presented by Russ Cook.
Dr. Friday Radio Show – April 25, 2026
Dr. Friday uses this episode to step back from the rush of tax season and look at what taxpayers can still control after the Tennessee filing extensions. She covers retirement contribution timing, business-loss documentation, estate and trust tax handling, and why good records matter when the IRS a…
"The Award Is You Didn't Die" | Russ Cook ‘Hardest Geezer’ on Running Africa and Marathon Training
Russ Cook, ‘Hardest Geezer’, joins Coach Ben and Anya Culling for a special live recording in London, chasing a blistering 2:35 marathon goal. Despite running across a continent, he shares how marathon training is pushing him in new ways.
From raw, often hilarious stories from Africa to his broade…
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In this episode, I give my thoughts on the quarterback melodrama in Pittsburgh. As the 4-2 Steelers get ready to face the teetering 2-4 New York Jets, Head Coach Mike Tomlin is contemplating a move at QB. Starter Justin Fields has been ok, but not great. So, it might be time to dus…
Market valuation in India, and Marketing lessons from the human that ran the entire continent of Africa
In episode #2727, we discuss the high valuations of companies in India, the arbitrage opportunities for private equity firms, the importance of being remarkable in marketing, and the concept of identity tied to business. He also mentions the achievements of Russ Cook, who ran the perimeter of Afric…
The 'Hardest Geezer' On Finding Direction When You're Lost
Russ Cook, better known as the Hardest Geezer, became famous for running the length of Africa. 352 days. 10,000 miles. The first person ever to do it. But before all of that, he was a teenager scrubbing a Waitrose toilet at 4am, opening a cupboard to find a single tin of new potatoes, and hiding a …
#7: Exeter on the Move - Student Representation, Cairo Expansion & A Hardest Geezer Visit
In this episode of Off the Page, hosts Harry Morrison (Online Editor-in-Chief) and Alannah Driscoll dive into the biggest stories from the 774th edition of Exeposé’s printed paper.
They kick things off with Russ Cook — better known as The Hardest Geezer — and his recent visit to Exeter. Harry and …
How The Hardest Geezer Achieved the Impossible In Running Africa | Tom Aspinall Podcast | EP 10
In this episode of the Tom Aspinall Podcast, Tom sits down with Russ Cook — better known as The Hardest Geezer — to uncover the mindset behind some of the most extreme endurance challenges ever attempted.
Russ captured the world’s attention after running the entire length of Africa, covering more t…
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