Rob Vermillion, Pete Julian, and Tim Riley

On The Record: The Elite Running Podcast

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On The Record is an elite running podcast hosted by Oregon natives Rob Vermillion, Pete Julian, and Tim Riley. With backgrounds spanning professional running, Olympic-level coaching, neuroscience, and track & field broadcasting, the trio brings expert insight and real conversation to the biggest topics in distance running and track & field.

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Rob Vermillion, Pete Julian, and Tim Riley

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1. Okt 2026

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Episode 20: Special guests Garrett and Ben from The Stride Report, D1 XC Season Outlook, PCSA update, and the Berlin Marathon 01.10.2026

The Stride Report Founder Garrett Zatlin and TSR podcast co-host Ben Weisel join us to chat about the D1 Cross Country season and what teams and individuals pass the eye test so far. We also look at Berlin Marathon results, give an update on the Protect College Sports Act, and see if Tim can make it through this episode in one piece! The Stride Report: https://www.thestridereport.com/ The Stride R...

Episode 19: Special guest Shannon Solares-Rowbury, Athlos and World Road Champs Recaps 24.09.2026

Holy smokes folks, this is a good one! Shannon Solares-Rowbury is on the pod this week and gives her take on her book "Strong as a Mother", her upgraded medal status, and Athlos. We then look at the Word Road Running Championships and discuss if the road mile makes sense. Strong as a Mother Link: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/787444/strong-as-a-mother-by-shannon-rowbury-and-je...

Episode 18: World Athletics Ultimate Recap, World Road Running Champs, Athlos LDN, and Future WC Sites 17.09.2026

We have a spicy one for you this week... We go over the "good and the bad" of the Ultimate Championships, and Pete's "events of the meet" might surprise you. We then look ahead to the World Road Running Champs in Copenhagen and touch on the Athlos meet in London. And finally, dissect the decision to award Nairobi and Munich the future sites of the World Athletics Championsh...

Episode 17: The Ultimate "Ultimate Championships" Preview 10.09.2026

Don't worry, it's not all about the Ultimate Championship...we look back at the Diamond League Season, what super powers you might need to get to the end of a championship season, and the Diamond League vs Ultimate Championships what the heck is the difference and how they fit in an "off-year."

Episode 16: Diamond League Final Preview, UTMB Business and Highlights 03.09.2026

With the Diamond League Final this week, we break down the fields. In doing so, Pete discovers a potential controversy... We also chat about Rob's experience at UTMB, and the financial side and impact businesses have on the sport, environment, and the community of Chamonix, France.

Episode 15: Special guest Dr. Brittany Navarre, Silesia DL Recap, Zurich DL and UTMB Preview 27.08.2026

Pediatric Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist Dr. Brittany Navarre joins us to talk about ARVC and what symptoms to look out for in endurance athletes. We look back at the highlights from Silesia Diamond League and look ahead at the marquee matchups in Zurich. Also, it's UTMB week and Rob has boots on the ground in Chamonix! AED Grant Link: https://www.aedgrant.com/

Episode 14: Special guest Paul Booth, Lausanne and Silesia Diamond League Previews 20.08.2026

Double UTMB 2025 Winning Nutritionist and Performance Scientist Paul Booth joins us and we learn the importance and timing of carbs, caffeine, and electrolytes for everything from the 800m to the ultra-marathon. And he may or may not know the best craft breweries in Chamonix. We look at Lausanne and Silesia as the Diamond League season ramps up.

Episode 13: Special guest Dr. Ben Levine, U20 World Champs Recap, Koech Doping News, European Champs Preview 13.08.2026

Since 1997 Dr. Ben Levine's landmark study "Living high-training low": effect of moderate-altitude acclimatization with low-altitude training on performance has been a key training model for endurance athletes. His take on if the study holds up and where the research is currently. It's a can't miss! Paper Link: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9216951/ We also get Rob's ta...

Episode 12: Special guest host Danny Mackey, Head Coach of the Brooks Beasts 06.08.2026

We take an in depth dive into Danny's early days of coaching to what it took to get Josh Kerr's World Record in the Mile. We also discuss the business side of being a pro coach and how it fits into the current state of the sport. How you can help the Spokane Wildfire Relief Effort Innovia Foundation: https://innovia.org/wildfire-response/ H.O.M.E Starts Here Fund: https://my.spokanecity.or...

Episode 11: Special guest host Emily Mackay, USATF Champs Recap, and the Commonwealth Games 30.07.2026

Fresh off her National Title in the 5k and dramatic 1500m Bronze at USA's, Emily Mackay breaks down her experience and what comes next. We discuss the Commonwealth Games and ask: Are the games as relevant as they were 96 years ago? Be on the listen for a "hidden" track...

Episode 10: NCAA eliminating altitude conversions, LTL and a philosophical take on Josh Kerr's Mile WR, and USA Championships Preview 23.07.2026

A fired up analysis of the NCAA D1 oversight committee voting to eliminate altitude and track size conversions. We reflect on Josh Kerr breaking Mile WR and what it means to LTL. And a breakdown on the races to watch as the USA Track and Field National Championships head to the Big Apple.

Episode 9: Special guest Dr. Sheryl Magzamen, London DL and Josh Kerr's Mile WR attempt 16.07.2026

Guest Dr. Sheryl Magzamen, a professor and Epidemiologist at Colorado State University educates us on AQI and its effect on elite runners. We look ahead to a loaded London Diamond League meet and break down Josh Kerr's world record attempt in the men's mile. Will anyone join him? Journal Links: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-28802-x https://beva.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full...

Episode 8: Pre Classic views from the booth and track, Monaco and Sunset Tour Previews, and the IOC drops bans on Russia and Belarus 09.07.2026

Pete and Rob give their in person reviews of this year's Pre Classic and Rob's favorite race might surprise you... The Diamond League heads to Monaco and the Sunset Tour in LA highlight this weeks racing on the track. And the IOC announces dropping the ban on athletes from Russian and Belarus, will World Athletics follow suit?

Episode 7: Special Guest Emily Cole, Paris Diamond League and Western States recaps, Pre-Classic Preview 02.07.2026

Guest Emily Cole breaks down NIL and the Protect College Sports Act from a collegiate athlete and co-founder of NIL TV perspective. We also recap at the Paris Diamond League and Pete becomes an uber fan of trail racing and in particular Western States.  And finally look ahead to the much anticipated Prefontaine Classic this week!

Episode 6: Special guest Jason Drake and Track and Field funding disparities, British Champs, Kenyan Champs, and the World Athletics Hengelo Meet 25.06.2026

We have our very first guest this week! Fresno State University Director of Track and Field Jason "JD" Drake breaks down NCAA scholarships and the funding picture and where we might go from here. Some solid middle distance racing across the globe with British and Kenyan Champs in the books. And we look to the Netherlands where a certain 400m hurdler is making waves in the 800m.

Episode 5: USATF Grand Prix, NCAA Finale and Ostrava recaps, heat acclimation and plasma volume 18.06.2026

What an incredible week of racing! On the Pro side we have Pete's first hand recap of the USATF Grand Prix in LA, and we look a the races in Ostrava including the 150m World Best going down...or did it? The NCAA outdoor season is in the books and we look at how "heat training" helps with performance, and its effects on plasma volume.

Episode 4: Stockholm 800s and Oslo Diamond League Recap, NCAA 10k Age Discussion, and NCAA Eligibility Updates 12.06.2026

What a week in the Diamond League with Stockholm and Oslo to breakdown. We also take a deeper dive on the NCAA 10k Fields in Eugene, and some surprising athlete ages to discuss. And finally an update on the NCAA Eligibility Rule Changes coming down the pipe.

Episode 3: Rome Diamond League Results, NCAA 10k Fields, and Olympic Marathon Trials Site Selection 05.06.2026

This week we break down the Rome Diamond League results and take a peek at the upcoming Stockholm races. We also break down the NCAA 10k qualifiers and discuss the current state of American athletes that made the field. Lastly we look at the 2028 Olympic Marathon Trials host city...St. Louis, Missouri.

Episode 2: Diamond League and Track Fest Results, Sweat and Humidity, World Athletics Standards 29.05.2026

We made it to Episode 2! This week we go over: The steamy Xaimen Diamond League results. Your body's adaptations to heat and humidity while racing and how to prepare for it. And we take a look at the newly released World Athletics Qualifying Standards for 2027 World Championships.

Episode 1: Start of the Diamond League, circadian rhythms, and Track Fest 22.05.2026

Diamond League racing, circadian rhythms, and the Sound Running Track Fest meet in LA! So much to chat about in our inaugural podcast episode with Rob Vermillion, Pete Julian, and Tim Riley. We swear we've practiced this before!

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