In episode 170, we dive into the incredible journey of Ryan Gehman, a 30-year-old post-collegiate runner and the 103rd finisher at the 2023 Boston Marathon, with an impressive time of 2:27 (PR).

Join us as Ryan shares his inspiring mantra that drives him forward and how it all came to be. "You can let it fuel you, or you can let it fall off you,"

Ryan, reveals how running helps him navigate life on the autistic spectrum and is propelling him to pursue an Olympic Trials Qualifier in the marathon.

With an impressive track record, including being the 2014 NCAA DIII South/South East Region Champion and Regional Runner of the Year, he's shown his resilience in racing.

We'll explore the impact of Peter Bromka's written pieces on Ryan's Boston Marathon preparation, leading to his extraordinary PR of 2:27 in 2023.

Beyond personal achievement, Ryan uses running to navigate life on the spectrum and inspire hope for other neurodiverse individuals. Join us as we rewind the clock to Ryan's formative years, from being nonverbal to thriving with the support of his parents.

Discover how he's now gearing up for the Chicago Marathon in Fall 2023, where he'll run for a cause close to his heart - raising funds for the Organization for Autism Research (OAR). To donate click here. https://support.researchautism.org/Chicago2023/FlyinRyan

Listen now to be inspired by Ryan Gehman's incredible journey, and support his mission to make a difference!