Sarah Anne shares her experiences with breast implants and the unknowing health risks she went through. With years of increasing levels of fatigue and mental fog, she decided to have her implants removed. This has lead to a radical improvement in Sarah's life and she has decided to sign up for the New York Marathon to celebrate her health and spread her message.

Monique wanted to do something special to raise money & awareness for her local domestic violence organisation. Instead of choosing one race that would build up and quickly fade, she chose 10 brutal challenges throughout 2019. With 6 down and 4 to go let's have a listen!

Craig Moss has an extensive running story that covers weight loss, mental health, life tragedies and how running has helped him in all these facets. However it cannot be a 2 hour episode so we mainly delve into his work as a school teacher and taking part in the Students Run LA program, an initiative that teaches at-risk students to run marathons!

Jen Rulon decided to train for an ironman to connect more with her Dad but this mission grew into something a whole lot bigger! Jen has been featured in Runners World, Triathlete magazine, New York Times and even a tedX talk. This is a chat about training, coaching, growing a business, publicity along with ironman tips.

Eugene 'Oggie' Winters started running at 55 in 2012. He has just completed 500 marathons in 375 weeks and completed 30% of them under 4 hours. There is plenty to discuss in this week's episode, I hope you enjoy!

Abbey is back to tell the tale. Seven marathons in 7 consecutive days over 7 Australian states. We talked about Abbey's preparation and expectations in a previous episode, now we relive her experience.

Crystal signed up for her first race after a few too many drinks. That one moment set her life in a new direction, hosting the Heartland running podcast, becoming the Ultrarunning magazine ambassador & most recently getting a podium finish in a half marathon! Crystal is a ball of joy and shows us what can be accomplished if you just put some fun into your running.

Greg Leitch is the run coach behind Real Bodies Runners. Experiencing a drastic life transformation with running himself, he now strives to do the same for others. We discuss his unfulfilled life before running and how he went through his transformation. We then dive into his transition towards helping others do the same along with his personal running tips.

Abbey Gordon is just about to tackle the 2019 Bravehearts 777 challenge. Running 7 marathons in 7 consecutive days over 7 Australian states and territories. Abbey talks about her preparation and mental state just 3 days before the event and sets the stage for a post challenge episode. Stay tuned!

Tim Boyle was looking for a bigger reason to run, when on facebook he received a facebook comment from Michael said "you can run for me anytime!" Michael was diagnosed with bilateral hip dyspasia & was told he would never walk again. This friendship ballooned into an organisation that partners athletes of all types who dedicate their hard work to individuals who are unable to run themselves. Hear how it all started.