ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this Episode, Emerson explores why people put themselves through the physically demanding experience of a run. Is it the flow state in running, the desire to feel untethered, or is it something else entirely?
Produced by Emerson Prentice
English
United States
explicit content
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