Kinda the Running History Episode
How did running go from a survival skill to one of the world’s most popular sports?
In Episode 64, Claire and Travis travel through the history of running, from early humans hunting for food and ancient messengers delivering critical news to the first Olympic footrace, professional pedestrianism, a…
4.39. The Jock Jams Episode
You know it's going to be a good one, when the episode starts with Kara and Des beat-boxing and dancing to a Jock Jams anthem. Call us Netflix or Spotify...
Des brings a book recommendation to the table for the history buffs, and Kara catches us up on her rainy trip to Stamford, Connecticut to cal…
#040: Ethan Shuley - From Injury Prone and 60 Mile Weeks to 2:07 in the Marathon
Ethan Shuley joined the Evening Double for episode 40! Ethan grew up in Northern Kentucky and ran 2:07:14 in February 2026 at the Osaka Marathon in Japan.
We discussed Ethan's journey from a high school runner, to his mission in Western Ukraine for two years before attending BYU with teammates Con…
Charles Hicks On His Biggest Marathon Build Yet + What He Wants At The Chicago Marathon
“I’ve allowed my brain to anchor on the fact that I can run 2:04. It’s physically possible — and that’s as good as it gets as a signal. Now let’s go find out what the trend looks like.”
My guest for today’s episode is Charles Hicks and the last time we had him on was right after he ran 2:04:35 at …
Clayton Young Reveals Hamstring Tear, Still Plans To Chase American Record At The 2026 Chicago Marathon
“I called my shot. I’m confident in my ability to still chase the American record. I’ve already learned so much this build that it’s already been a success.”
My guest today is Brooks professional marathoner and Suunto-supported athlete Clayton Young, joining us two weeks before the 2026 Chicago Mar…
This Week In Track & Field: Unpacking How Tigst Assefa Ruptured Her Achilles At 40K & Still Ran 2:11:04 (No. 3 All-Time) At The Berlin Marathon
A lighter week of running action but a big performance out of Berlin needs some more context.
Discussed in this episode:
– Berlin Marathon — men’s race: Guy Adola wins in 2:02:51 in the absence of Sebastian Sawe (stress fracture to the right tibia ruled him out of all fall marathon options).
– Tigs…
Vinny Mauri On The Treadmill Training That Has Everyone Talking Before His 2026 Chicago Marathon Debut + American Records Odds
My guest for today’s episode is Vinny Mauri — and the last time we had him on, he had just run 2:05:53 in his marathon debut on a bike path in Toledo, Ohio, self-coached, without a pacer, without a shoe contract, and with no course clocks anywhere on the route. He looked up at the finishing clock e…
Chicago Marathon 2026 Preview: Everything You Need To Know | The Meet Up
The Meet Up is back with a full preview of the 2026 Chicago Marathon! Nia Gibson, DeVontae Ford and Olu Olamigoke break down the biggest storylines heading into race day, including the top contenders, the American field and whether Clayton Young could challenge the American record.
Plus, in the l…
He Ran So Fast People Asked If He Was Doping: Vinny Mauri on the 138-Mile Weeks and the 30-Mile Long Runs Behind His Chicago Build
Vinny Mauri got drug tested at a Planet Fitness.
Five months after his 2:05:54 marathon at Glass City made him the fastest marathon debutant in American history, the self-coached Ohioan returned to the show just days before his second marathon in Chicago.
Dominic starts hot. Vinny explains why he…
EP18: The Autumn marathon season is getting serious
This week we're talking about:
🇬🇧 England Road Relays - Elle recaps a tough 5.47km relay course, battling the hills and still coming away with a strong team result.
🌴 Mallorca Training - debriefing miles in the heat, humidity, hills and some questionable hotel treadmills… plus why the crisp autumn …
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