# Josh Rosenthal

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Western States Wants to Protect, UTMB Wants to Grow

Western States and UTMB have become the two most influential institutions in trail running, but beneath the debate over lotteries, race series, and growth is a deeper question: when something becomes successful, how do you protect it? Josh explores why UTMB believes trail running is important enoug…

KALX Interview: Josh Rosenthal of Tompkins Square Records

KALX DJ Velvet Einstein interviews Josh Rosenthal of Tomkins Square Records to discuss their recent release around music from 1925. Full transcript here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ciele Athletics and the Rise of Running Culture

Ciele helped change what running looked like, but the more interesting story is what sat underneath the aesthetic. This episode is for runners curious about how a hat brand became part of running culture without losing the product discipline that made it credible in the first place. What began as a…

Episode 33: 1925 Songs

What did America sound like in 1925? Join us for a special episode of Deeper Roots as Dave welcomes Josh Rosenthal, founder of Tompkins Square Records, into the studio for an extraordinary musical deep dive. Josh takes us inside the newly minted anthology, Dick Spottswood & Tompkins Square Present……

Utah Gave Them Tax Breaks. Now 723 Jobs Are Gone.

Utah gave Tyson Foods tax breaks to bring jobs to Eagle Mountain. Now the plant is closing, 723 workers are losing their jobs — and the tax incentive agreement is still active.Welcome to the Small Lake City Weekly Update covering the biggest Salt Lake City and Utah news from the last 7 days. Each w…

Why the World’s Biggest Trail Race Happened in France

UTMB is the biggest trail race in the world, but why did it happen in France? The easy answer is Mont Blanc. The better answer has more to do with culture, timing, and the kind of endurance tradition that was already there long before UTMB existed. Josh talks with Doug Mayer, founder of Run the Alp…

S2, E27: Josh Rosenthal, The “Worst 100-Miler” Who Built Borderlands

Josh Rosenthal: Borderlands, Ultra Running & DFL Before DNF Josh Rosenthal is the founder of Borderlands, a trail running media company built around the people, stories, and culture that make the sport special. But Josh’s path to the trail running world started somewhere completely different. In th…

Why He Signs Up for Races He Probably Won't Finish with Josh Rosenthal - #24

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Josh Rosenthal has toed the line at eleven hundred-mile races and finished two. He considers that a feature, not a problem. A Salt Lake City half marathon in 2010 turned into a five-year plan to reach a hundred miles, and a borrowed DVD of Unbreakable turned that plan into an obsession he's now fif…

Everyone is Running, So Why Are Shops Closing?

Running is booming. So why are independent running stores struggling? In Episode 2 of Run Intel, Josh Rosenthal sits down with Vivek Gowri, owner of San Francisco Running Company, to understand the economics of independent run specialty and what running brands are getting wrong. Despite growing ent…

Dylan Bowman is Still Figuring it Out

Dylan Bowman has spent much of his life in trail running, first as a professional athlete and now as the founder of Freetrail, one of the sport's most influential media platforms. But what happens when the thing you love becomes the thing you're responsible for building? And how do you know whether…