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Outlandish is a podcast for trail runners and other outlandish folk. Hosted by Ed Scott, Outlandish focuses on the burgeoning trail running scene in London and Southeast England.
Güncelleme sıklığı:
weekly
Ortalama ses uzunluğu:
48 minutes
ingilizce
Amerika Birleşik Devletleri
7 bölüm
13 Mayıs 2022beri
episodic
SON ÇIKAN BÖLÜM 🔗
Super excited this week to bring you a chat I had with Richard McDowell, AKA the turbo ferret.
Richard lives in South West London where this podcast was recorded, and in recent years he’s made a bit of a name for himself by laying down some incredibly fast times at a number of Centurion ultramarath…
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This week, I'm delighted to share with you a conversation I had with a true legend of the London ultrarunning scene, David Bone.
One half of the coaching duo DaznBone, David is a force of nature. Whether he's directing events or setting 150-mile FKTs, he always has a smile on his face and seemingly…
Headwear. For many of us, a vital but easily overlooked aspect of our trail running experience.
As a headwear enthusiast myself who never goes for a run without a cap, I was excited to speak in this episode to Darryl Hanstein, the brains behind Ugoku Projects. With a growing range of top-notch trai…
Ally Whitlock, AKA Croydon's ultrarunning ambassador, is an ultrarunner and photographer from South London. A long-standing member of the Centurion community, in 2022 Ally ran the Thames Path 100, a pancake-flat 100-miler along the River Thames from London to Oxford.
In this episode, I spoke to All…
Welcome to series one, episode one of Outlandish!
To kick off this new podcast, I could think of no better guest than my good friend Chris Bradley. Chris is the founder and director of Runaway Adventures, a London-based trail running company hosting races and meetups in and around the city. If you'…
Hello, and welcome to Outlandish, a new podcast for trail runners and other outlandish folk.
My name is Ed Scott, and I’m a trail runner and person living in London. There are a lot of awesome trail running and adventure podcasts out there which I love to listen to, but I decided to put this podcas…
Chris Bradley is the founder and director of Runaway Adventures, a London-based trail running company hosting races and meetups in and around the city.
Ed headed to Runaway HQ in Tottenham to chat to Chris about the story of Runaway and what goes into organising a great event.
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