ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Brendan Leonard and Jonathan Ellsworth talk to Daryl Murphy about his Miles For Justice project; why he’s been running 5k or more every single day for over 300 days; his running background; his ideas about the future of Miles For Justice; and more.
TOPICS & TIMES:
- What is Miles For Justice? (1:41)
- What started your 5k-a-day streak? (4:13)
- Daryl’s background, getting into running (5:36)
- Did you have running heroes? (25:21)
- The process of fundraising (28:06)
- Books (35:48)
- Acapella poem / rap (43:02)
- Interest in writing? (44:29)
- The 5k Streak: what’s easiest & what’s hardest about it? (46:20)
- The future of Miles For Justice (52:08)
- Running goals this year? (56:37)
- Expanding on the "idea" of Miles For Justice (1:01:42)
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