ABOUT THIS EPISODE
People run for many reasons. Typically they relate to fitness, to connection, to sport. Richard Malloch is more interested in creating running adventures, ideally with others, the more the merrier. Richard is one of those doers who seeks to bring that joy of doing cool stuff into the lives of many. His is a fascinating past, present and future. Find out more on Plains media 96.9FM on Monday, October 12th from 11am or Apple Podcasts/Spotify soon after. This was recorded in March 2026.
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