The Tribe of Runners Podcast

Summary Rachel, a travel psychiatric and addiction nurse, shares her journey of pushing herself to the limits through ultra running and extreme sports. She talks about her background in martial arts and running, as well as her experiences with overcoming injuries and surgeries. Rachel explains how she found a new love for ultra running and the incredible places it has taken her. She then dives int...

Summary In this episode, Kris shares her experience crewing for Race Across America and the impact it had on her. Kris emphasizes the significance of saying yes to challenges and living a life with a story to tell. She discusses her passion for running and how it has turned into a career of helping others on their running journey. Kris also talks about her journey as a runner and strength training...

Summary In this episode, Rusty shares his running journey and how he got into ultra running. He talks about his why for running, which is to honor his grandson Max (#maxs5). Where he reminds us all to be grateful for life. Rusty emphasizes the strong sense of community in the ultra running world and the connections he has made with other runners. He also discusses the challenges and unique experie...

Summary In this episode, I talk to Jonathan Van Geuns. He shares his running journey and his experience at the Cocodona 250 race. Jonathan starts by explaining how he start running consistently about six years ago and gradually transitioned to trail running. He had always been fascinated by trail running and was drawn to the challenge and the beauty of the mountains. In his recap on Cocodona 250,...

Summary Kaylee Frederick is a young ultra runner! In this episode, she shares her journey and experiences in the world of running. She talks about her introduction to running at a young age and her transition to ultra running. Kaylee discusses her involvement in the Badwater race and the support she received from Keith Straw. Who encouraged her since day one! She also talks about her recent race,...

We discuss Brandy and Bradley's backgrounds and how they got into running. Brandy is a massage therapist, while Bradley is an artist and photographer. They have four children and a house full of pets. They both have found it to be a great way to improve their mental health. They talk about their experiences running races, including the Forgotten Florida 50, Croom Zoom and their plans for future ra...

In this episode, Andrea, Jeff, and I discuss our experiences crewing for Joe during the Cocodona 250 race. We talk about how we were selected as crew members and how we got to know each other before the race. We share our initial worries and nervousness about crewing, but also our excitement. Discussing the importance of trust and open communication between the runner and the crew. We share about...

In this episode, we discuss Natalie's life and running journeys. Natalie is a mother of four, works full-time, and runs her own side business. She started running in high school and has been on and off with running throughout her life. Running serves as a mental and physical escape for Natalie, allowing her to work through challenges and find balance in her busy life. While she has no interest in...

In this episode I talk with Joe Corcione and discusse his Javelina group coaching program, which is designed to help runners prepare for the Javelina 100K and 100-mile races. The program includes a comprehensive guide to the race, including course conditions, terrain, and strategies for managing the heat. It also provides training plans tailored to different experience levels and offers guidance o...

Summary In this solo episode, host Liz Myers shares her personal background and journey into running. She discusses her upbringing, her love for sports, and her passion for teaching and coaching. I talk about how I got into running during the COVID-19 pandemic and how it quickly became a major part of my life. I emphasizes the importance of community and support in the running world and expresses...