Sally Hed Dahlquist

Unstoppable Stories That Move

Health EN ↓ 52 episodes

A podcast with a purpose highlighting ordinary people who do extra-ordinary things, while raising money for medical research. From everyday athletes & artists, scientists & survivors, care-givers & change-makers, these people relentlessly pursue their dreams, resiliently pushing through pain & setbacks. What's their purpose? What makes them Unstoppable? Tune in to listen as these seemingly normal people share their stories of resilience and inspire us to keep moving forward

Author

Sally Hed Dahlquist

Category

Health

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

2. Sally's Hotline: Chemicals and Conversation 12.06.2025

In the first edition of Sally’s Hotline , host Sally Hed Dahlquist shares a bite-sized but powerful race-day tip: Always carry electrolytes. And if you don’t have any? Start talking to the people around you. The chemicals and the conversation can be game-changers when things get tough on the course. 🏃‍♀️ This tip comes from a story about a runner named Garrett, a surprise encounter at the Kentuck...

1. What Makes Me Unstoppable: Sally Hed Dahlquist's Story 05.06.2025

Every unstoppable journey starts with a moment of truth. In the first episode of this brand new podcast, host Sally Hed Dahlquist is joined by her best friend Deanna Johnson. She takes the hotseat to tell her story. The one she's never told publicly... until now. From a rare childhood diagnosis with a grim prognosis to running over 150 marathons, Sally shares the pain, resilience, and healing...

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