Dave and Joe interview Blaine Penny, a sub 2:30 marathoner and uses running to clear his head, stay fit, and most importantly to run for a greater purpose.  Blaine is one of the people who started MitoCanada to raise awareness and raise money for those who suffer from Mito a rare brain disease.  Blaine's son was diagnosed with the disease 12 years ago and Blaine has dedicated himself to doing whatever he could to help figure out the cause and cure for this debilitating disease.

Dave Proctor and Joe Gagnon Chasing Tomorrow podcast show hosts interview Rickey Gates.  Rickey is an adventurer and an inspired runner crafting and creating interesting experiences along his journey. In 2017, he ran across the United States, running from East to West to go meet Americans that he claimed he didn’t know. In 2018 he ran "every single street" of San Francisco. Rickey has taken to meditation to supplement his crazy adventures and will continue to do projects like his Bus Run Bus pro

Primarily a Team GB 24-hour runner, where the goal is simply to run as far as possible in a single day, he also competes over trail and shorter distances. He holds the record for the Fastest Known Time for the 650km Jordan Trail. Robbie's focus has shifted to ultra-distance cycling he finished 4th at the 1100km Two Volcano Sprint in 2019.

Dave and Joe interview Robbie Britton, an ultrarunner, adventure athlete, and a world-class coach. Primarily a Team GB 24-hour runner, where the goal is simply to run as far as possible in a single day, he also competes over trail and shorter distances. He holds the record for the Fastest Known Time for the 650km Jordan Trail. Robbie's focus has shifted to ultra-distance cycling he finished 4th at the 1100km Two Volcano Sprint in 2019.

Dave Proctor and Joe Gagnon Chasing Tomorrow podcast show hosts interview Dane Rauschenberg.  Dane is an author (five books), lawyer, coach, ultra-endurance athlete (ran 52 marathons in 52 weeks) and is continuing to push the boundaries of what is possible.  His latest book, Ignore the Impossible is the theme for his life.

Dave Proctor and Joe Gagnon Chasing Tomorrow podcast show hosts interview Robert McNaughton an executive coach and facilitator who specializes in balancing interpersonal development alongside individual performance. Robert supports leaders in resolving the gaps between their vision, roadmap, team alignment, and sustainable execution. Robert has learned through his work what it is that drives people to peak performance and his insights are applicable to anyone pushing to the next level.

Dave Proctor and Joe Gagnon Chasing Tomorrow podcast show hosts interview Johan Steene a legend in the world of ultra-running. In 2017 he came in third in the 24 world-championships, first in Big's Backyard with 68 laps in 2018 and a four-time Barcley Marathon's competitor Johan knows what it takes to succeed in the sport.

Dave Proctor and Joe Gagnon Chasing Tomorrow podcast show hosts interview Coach Cal Zaryski, 9-time World Xterra triathlon champ and holder of the World Otillo Swim/Run championship.  Voted coach of the year many times, this 53 year old athlete/coach is living proof of the performance levels that we can maintain as we go along on our journey.

Dave Proctor and Joe Gagnon Chasing Tomorrow podcast show hosts interview Will Hayward the unlikely "second place" finisher at Big's Backyard in 2019 when he completed 59 hours of running.  A self-proclaimed middle-of-the-pack guy Will has taken on many hard ultra runs and says that you need to be a self-admitted SOB to keep going in these crazy difficult events.  Seems to have worked for Will as he continues to get it done in hard ultras.

Dave and Joe interview Katie Wright; recent winner of the Tarawera 100 mile ultra in New Zealand.  An M.D. and a newbie to the ultrarunning world, Katie is just starting to find her way into the sport.  A "fourth" place at Big's Backyard with 50 loops has given her newfound confidence that kept her running hard to win Tararwera by less than two minutes, a blink of an eye in a 100-mile race.  Seems like we are going to need to pay attention to Katie in the years to come.