Chip Time

Chip Time

By Scotty LoughlinSportsRunning
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Chip Time episodes

  • S2 Ep. 2: Oakland University's Landon Melling on the Quest for an XC Team State Title + Running Shoe Experiments

    The train keeps rolling with episode 2 featuring Landon Melling from Runnin' Gear. We discuss his high school career and what it took for his squad to get over the hump to win a team State title. Then we talk through the ups and downs of the transition to NCAA Division I, and how his passion for the sport has remained through the highs and lows. Scotty closes with highlights from the Mt. SAC Relays and Brian Clay, as well as a preview of the Oregon Relays this weekend. Contact the show: [email protected]. Leave a 5-star rating on Apple or Spotify if you enjoyed. 

    1 hr 6 min
  • Season 2 Ep. 1: Runnin' Gear Store Owner Paul Coughlin on Shoe Evolution and the Running Community
    We are back and we are ready to roll for Season 2! Scotty takes a Willy Wonka-esuqe tour of a Running Shoe specialty store joined by its owner for a full interview. They cover the history of the store, how shoes have evolved over the last 40 years, and why you should ALWAYS support your local running store. Scotty then closes up with some track meet previews and pretends to almost forget the Boston Marathon. Contact the show: [email protected]. Leave a 5-star rating if you enjoyed on Apple or Spotify.
    1 hr 9 min
  • Ep. 45: Chip Time Season Finale + Millrose Survival Guide

    The crown jewel of indoor track meets is finally here! We get you ready in exam cram style for the 2022 Millrose Games, and then transition into a "season finale" send-off. Contact the show: [email protected]. Leave a 5-star rating on Apple or Spotify if you enjoyed. Closing music: Staff Roll (Zelda: Link's Awakening). Music rights and credit go to their respective owners; we claim no ownership and will not profit in any way.

    59 min
  • Ep. 44: How to Feel Jacked as a Distance Runner (feat. Linkin Park)

    The long anticipated first Chip Time of 2022 is here. We break down how to overcome those weight room fears and get after it with the bro-man-bros of the world. Then, our hype levels are checked for all the upcoming track action, which leads us to the Men's Indoor Preview for NCAA and a recap of the USAFT XC Championships, including one massive shoutout. Contact the show: [email protected]. Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, and a rating on Spotify if you enjoyed.

    52 min
  • Ep. 43: Lessons Learned Running in 2021; A Heartfelt Response to the Haters from Chicago

    Happy New Year's Eve! Scotty kicks off with a preview of the 2022 NCAA Women's Indoor Track season with some runners to keep an eye on. Michael joins for some reflection on what has been a great year of running with lots of lessons learned and takeaways. We then close up with a personal message for the haters, directed at the City of Chicago. Contact the show: [email protected]. Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or a rating on Spotify if you enjoyed. 

    1 hr 1 min
  • Ep. 42: 1st Annual Chippy Awards Show

    After all the speculation, anticipation, and fast times on the track, the Chippy Awards are finally here. Mike and Scotty first catch up on Mike's big racing schedule update that will shape 2022 training. We then pivot to the many awards, where Scotty reads off all individuals, teams, coaches, races, and mustaches nominated by the Academy, as well as the select few who won a prestigious Chippy. Contact the show: [email protected]. Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, and a review on Spotify. Intro music: Wind Man Stage (Mega Man 6). Closing music: Ending Part 2 (Mega Man 2). Music rights and credit go to their respective owners; we claim no ownership of either composition and will not profit in any way.

    1 hr 20 min
  • Ep. 41: Celebrating the 50 Year Anniversary of Dave Wottle's Improbable Gold Medal; Cross Country Life Lessons from Dr. Phil

    We're one week away from Christmas and have already heard some sleigh bells jingling (ring-ting-tingling too) on our snowy runs. Scotty breaks down why he enjoys running during the winter and breaks his silence on some big news for the 2022 racing calendar. We then shift to Dr. Phil's 10-7-5 Principle and how it applied to Scotty's NCAA experience, and then close up shop recapping the greatest comeback in Athletics history - Dave Wottle's 800 Gold in the 1972 Munich Olympics. Contact the show: [email protected]. Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, and a rating on SPOTIFY (these are new!) if you enjoyed.

    51 min
  • Ep. 40: The Spirit of Prefontaine with Brooksie Way Champion Sam Parlette

    THANK YOU to the 15 people on Spotify who listened to this show more than any other podcast in 2021! We begin by setting an outline for what winter training could look like, and then dive into a conversation with a fresh new guest, Sam Parlette, about his running background and experiences in 2021. Scotty then proclaims to the world how historic the 2021 Boston Invite (real meet title has too many characters to fit here) was for both NCAA and professional runners. Contact the show: [email protected]. Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoyed.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Ep. 39: The Hammer of Justice for Michael's Turkey Trot Tragedy

    It may be getting cold outside, but the action on the track... is heating up. Speaking of heat, Michael joins and we deliver some hot takes related to beef in the local running community on a day that was supposed to honor the Pilgrims. Scotty closes up shop previewing some NCAA Indoor and crying about flotrack subscription fees. Contact the show: [email protected]. Please leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoy.

    1 hr 1 min

About Chip Time

From the publisher's feed

Whether you're training to run your first 5K or you're a regular at the Boston Marathon, this show is for you. Scotty shares his irrational love of running with recurring discussions centered around training, making progress, and also educating the community about runners you need to know from the NCAA and professional ranks. Friends join in often. Contact the show: [email protected]