This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, interview Amelia Boone 4-time world champion obstacle course racer, attorney, ultra-racer, and all-around good human.  Amelia and the boys discuss her journey from the height of fame to the public acknowledgment of her eating disorder and how she has worked to cope and thrive at the same time.  Amelia is captivating and vulnerable as she works to set a path towards high performance and acceptance on her rather unique journey.

This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, interview Cody Bandars, former Navy SEAL and modern-day thinker.  In his late teen days, Cody was on a typical, yet unproductive path, working through issues with alcohol, job, and life when he had the good fortune of meeting a few guys who challenged him to do something more and to serve his country at the highest level as a Navy SEAL.  His journey and learnings are telling and serve as a foundation for all to consider as we make choices on how to live our lives.

This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, interview Luca Turrini.  Luca held the world record for the longest distance covered on a treadmill in 24 hours. Born in Italy, Luca now lives in Sydney where he fundraises for Cancer research and in so doing inspires others to make a difference through his commitment to running.  His story starts the day he stopped smoking a pack of cigarettes and started running.

This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, interview Viktoria Brown. Viktoria broke the 72-hour running record at the Jackpot Ultra Festival in Henderson NV, a record that stood for over 32 years.  She ran a total of 464 kilometers (288 miles) and is now setting her sites on the six-day race in Six Days in the Dome in June.  Viktoria tells us all about her big plans and what it took to break the 72-hour record.

This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, take some time to catch up on what is going on in their lives.  Dave is amping up his training for his trans-con attempt which is only two months away.  Joe gives us an update on his 300-mile Expedition race across Florida, from coast to coast.  The boys round it out with a discussion of life and Dave's new Coros Vertix 2 watch and the crazy long battery life that it has.

This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, interview Cam Stones, Canadian bobsledder and bronze medal winner in the four-man bobsled in the Beijing Olympics.  At 6'3" and 240 pounds, and fast as a cat off the line, Cam is the prototype for a bobsled team and his dedication to his craft paid off with an Olympic medal this year.  Cam gets into the details of what it takes to win in a sport that uses hundredths of seconds to figure out who won and gives insight into what it's like to be at an Olympic athlete.

This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, interview Lency Chiles. Lency spent her athletic life chasing a soccer ball all the way to the pro-level but was stopped short by a series of head traumas that left her wondering if she would ever be an athlete again.  Her journey and the bigger issue of head trauma in sports are central to the discussion with this new entrant to the ultra-world.

This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, interview Marianne Hogan the recent winner of the Bandera 100k and a Western States 100 gold ticket winner.  Marianne won her first race back after working through four years of injuries and the challenges that brings to a racing career.  A very accomplished 10k runner in college, Marianne used her speed to propel her to the win and her big shot at Western States in June.

This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, interview Shawn Eckert.  Not too long ago Shawn was almost 450 pounds and on a troublesome path dealing with alcohol and drug abuse.  With a lot of effort and some inspiration from his son, Shawn shed over 200 pounds, became a vegan, gave up alcohol and drugs and most recently competed in a 100-mile ultra marathon.  Shawn is a humble and amazing role model for personal transformation.

This week Dave and Joe, Chasing Tomorrow podcast co-show hosts, interview Ryan Van Duzer outdoor adventurer, YouTuber, filmmaker, and motivational speaker.  Ryan was born and raised in Boulder, Colorado and found that cycling was his "thing".  He found a way to craft a non-traditional life that became an inspired cycling journey, one that is captivating and engaging, to say the least.