ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What's an ultra marathon? It's what today's guest does better than anyone else in the world (in Jeff's humble opinion). When Katie Schide isn't breaking 100 mile race records she's reminiscing about the lovely town of Gardiner where she grew up. We were so honored to spend some time with one of the nicest people in the sport. Get your electrolytes ready as we find out what Katie loves about Maine and how much she loves coming home.
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