ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Studmarks is a fell running podcast rooted in the history, culture, and community of the sport.
Each episode features thoughtful conversations with runners, race organisers, volunteers, and local characters, uncovering the stories behind classic races, unwritten rules, and the values that define fell running: self-reliance, respect for the mountains, and a strong sense of community. Alongside personal journeys, Studmarks reflects on how the sport has evolved while holding on to its distinctive character.
Studmarks is about shared experience as much as individual effort—muddy shoes, borrowed safety pins and post-race brews.
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Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 16 days
Average audio length:
44 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
38 episodes
since April 1, 2024
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Author, journalist and runner Rose George joins Studmarks for a conversation about running, racing and the things we don’t always talk about.
We get into race cut-offs and what they really mean for runners, the experience of running through menopause, and the changing relationship we have with our …
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Continuing our series focusing on female runners, we sit down with Lindsay Buck, better known as the Wasdale Womble.
Lindsay reflects on her journey through fell running, how she became one of the sport’s best-known litter pickers, and why giving something back to the hills matters just as much as …
In this episode of Studmarks, we’re joined by Richard Kyle Northey, Managing Director of Durham Mountaineering, to tell the story of a much-loved British outdoor brand.
Founded in 1981 by Durham physics teacher Joe Davison, the company grew from a back room in Neville’s Cross into a respected name …
At the height of her fell running career, Helen Brown’s life changed in an instant when she was sexually assaulted at a race.
In this deeply personal and courageous conversation, Helen shares what happened, the devastating impact it had on her running and wider life, and the long road that followed…
This week on Studmarks, we’re joined by Lee Procter, Global PR & Communications Manager at INOV8.
We talk about Lee’s running journey, his role telling the brand’s story, and how INOV8 has stayed true to its fell running roots while expanding into hiking, fitness and other outdoor sports.
Thank…
In this episode, Mike Boston—footwear designer behind the new OMM range—takes us inside the journey from concept to creation of a fresh line of fell and trail running shoes. He shares what it’s like building a product category from the ground up with a brand new to footwear, the challenges of desig…
In this episode of Studmarks, we sit down with Carol Morgan for a raw and honest conversation about what it really means to keep going when things don’t come easy.
Carol shares her journey into fell running and the defining role persistence has played along the way. Her story is one of grit and ref…
Harry Bolton returns to Studmarks to lift the lid on the next evolution of RonHill footwear — the all-new Reverence 2 and SL. After the strong debut of the original model, we dive into how it was received out on the fells and what runners really thought when they put it to the test.
Harry walks us …
In this episode of Studmarks, Fran Blackett joins us to share her journey from her very first steps into fell running to becoming an award-winning coach. She reflects on the lessons learned along the way, the challenges she’s faced, and what it takes to support others in the sport.
We also explore …
In this bonus episode, we sit down with Evan Soule, Creative Lead at LANX, to talk about the collaboration between LANX and Walsh. We explore how the partnership came together, and Evan also offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process, from initial concept through to execution.
Thank yo…
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