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The weekly running news show from Marathon Handbook senior news editor Jessy Carveth and Editor-in-Chief Michael Doyle
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
Barkley Marathons 2026: Why No One Finished (Again) 16.02.2026 39:13
The 2026 Barkley Marathons delivered one of the most brutal editions in race history — and for the second year in a row, no one finished. In this episode of The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth unpack everything that happened at this year's Barkley Marathons in Tennessee's Frozen Head State Park. They discuss: Why the February start made this year historic How cold rain, fog, and cre...
World Record Chaos, Kipchoge at the Olympics & the Rise of Brooks 10.02.2026 21:18
This week on The Running Story, Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth unpack one of the strangest controversies in recent running history. A men's half marathon world record — the fastest ever run — has officially been disqualified nearly a year later. We break down why World Athletics made the call, how much advantage pacing vehicles really provide, and what it means for the sport moving forward. Plus:...
Who Is Sam Ruthe, the 16-Year-Old Who Ran a 3:48 Mile? + Olympians Get Paid, The Highest VO₂ Max Score Ever 02.02.2026 27:50
Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth return with five of the most intriguing running stories of the week: King Charles III makes a surprise appearance at a parkrun in Norfolk (0:56). A billionaire pledges $100M to support U.S. Olympic athletes — with delayed payouts and major conditions (6:16). Sha'Carri Richardson faces legal trouble after being clocked at 100 mph (12:00). Triathlon star Kristian Blum...
A Runner Ran a Marathon Carrying... A Baby?!, Des Linden's Crazy Spring Plans, and Where Will Harry Styles Race Next? 27.01.2026 22:58
Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down the five most compelling stories in running this week — starting with one of the most bizarre marathon disqualifications ever, after a runner was spotted racing the Hong Kong Marathon with a baby strapped to his chest. From there, they dive into Des Linden's jaw-dropping spring race schedule, which somehow includes the Marathon des Sables, Boston, and Lon...
Des Linden & Molly Seidel Go Ultra, a 49-Year-Old Olympic Trials Qualifier, and Ed Sheeran Is a Runner 20.01.2026 19:18
The Running Story is Marathon Handbook's weekly news recap show with Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth. This week we break down Des Linden's big 2026 announcement—she's heading to the Sahara for the Marathon des Sables (00:35), then celebrate Dot McMahan's remarkable Houston Marathon performance as the 49-year-old hits the U.S. Olympic Trials qualifying standard for a record sixth Trials appearance...
Houston Marathon Shockers, a Burrito League Launches & Records Fall Worldwide | The Running Story 13.01.2026 21:45
The Running Story returns with a jam-packed week in running. Michael Doyle and Jessy Carveth break down a stunning Houston Half Marathon debut (00:45), major American and Canadian breakthroughs (02:55), and standout performances across both Houston marathons, including Sarah Hall's incredible run at age 42 (04:10). The show then pivots to the rise of the grassroots Burrito League replacing the Chi...
Bonus Podcast: The Running Story | This Week's Biggest Running News Explained 05.01.2026 24:35
NOTE FOR SUBSCRIBERS: This is a bonus, inaugural episode of a new weekly podcast we're piloting called The Running Story. For the next few weeks, you'll receive this show in the Marathon Handbook feed on Mondays alongside our regular Thursday podcast. We'd love your feedback — email us at podcast@marathonhandbook.com. More new podcast projects are coming in 2026. Welcome to the first episode of Th...
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