# Adharanand Finn

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'Exploring feels good, it feels meaningful' - author questions with Alex Hutchinson

Alex Hutchinson is an award-winning journalist who writes about the science of endurance, fitness and health. His books include the New York Times bestseller Endure: Mind, Body, and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance and, most recently, The Explorer's Gene: Why We Seek Big Challen ...

'Nature is my higher power' - author questions with Allie Bailey

Allie Bailey is an ultrarunner, coach, speaker, podcaster and the author of There is No Wall. She has run in some of the most extreme places in the world, such as running 100 miles across frozen Lake Khövsgöl in Mongolia and the full length of the Panama Canal. She has finished over 200 marathon ...

S4E141 Rise Of The Ultra Runner By Adharanand Finn

Book was disappointing. There was not much substance to it. there was more talk of who he met during races and people then he knows then any real details. The guy was already a fast accomplished Runner wh turned i to a Ultra Runner. The story does tell his journey from his first trail race to go ...

Damian Hall on the secrets to becoming an ageless runner

Ultra runner, author and green campaigner Damian Hall is still competing as an elite athlete at the very top of his sport at the age of 50. In this episode he shares some of the insights from his new book, Run Forever: The Secrets To Becoming An Ageless Athlete. We also get the inside story of h ...

Megan Boxall on running 200 marathons around the coast of Great Britain

Megan Boxhall set off from Suffolk in October 2025 to run 200 marathons in 200 days around the coast of Great Britain. Around day 150, she stopped mid run to talk to Adharanand Finn to explain why she was doing such an epic run, what it had been like, and what she felt about finishing after so l ...

Stephanie Case on running as an act of protest

Stephanie Case is an elite ultra runner and the founder of Free to Run, an organisation empowering women in places such as Afghanistan and Iraq. In this episode she talks about running in war zones, the desapir she felt when the Taliban returned to power, and her deeply personal story of going t ...

Adharanand Finn: The Running Chronicles

What happens when you trade your desk for a dusty running track on the other side of the world? This month, host Laura Briggs sits down with award-winning author and journalist Adharanand Finn (Running with the Kenyans, The Way of the Runner, The Rise of the Ultra Runners) to explore the terrify ...

Rising British star Innes Fitzgerald: 'I started running during lockdown'

Last year she broke Zola Budd's 40-year-old European junior 5,000m record, and now she is getting ready to shake things up at the Commonwealth Games and European championships. Innes Fitzgerald talks to Adharanand Finn about how she first discovered running - like many people - during lockdown, ...

Is Running a Religion? A 1,400-Mile Pilgrimage Around Ireland with Author Adharanand Finn

Adharanand Finn is an award-winning journalist and the author of Running with the Kenyans, The Way of the Runner, and The Rise of the Ultra Runners, and his forthcoming book The Running Pilgrim chronicles the 1,400 miles he ran around Ireland in 68 days. In this conversation, Zoe and Brendan ...

Comedian George Lewis: 'Running is like play, it's such a childlike thing to do'

With over 746,000 followers and counting on Instagram, George Lewis is a bit of an internet sensation. And then he started running - and making comedy sketches about his newfound passion. In this episode, he talks about how he fell in love with running, how it helps him with the creative process ...