Running is one activity we can continue to do as we live through this crisis. What is your running routine during self-isolation and social distancing? Record a message to share with other runners, and enjoy some running news!

Do you belong to a running group? In a fun roundtable conversation, I talk with runners from the Kihei, HI Wednesday Night Run Group. Hear their stories and how belonging to a running group has enhanced their lives.

Welcome to the March 2020 Feel Good Running "Minisode!" The COVID-19 virus has changed our way of life and affects running. I talk about it in this episode as a runner and Race Director. And yes, there is some running news.

Welcome to the January 2020 Feel Good Running "Minisode!" Enjoy running news that will inspire, motivate and entertain you. If you are passionate about running, you will love these stories about real runners! And also a big announcement from the Host!

Ashley Schneider in 2010 ran across the USA to raise awareness and funds for Multiple Sclerosis. In 2013 the MS Run the US Relay was born. Now it its 7th year, over $1.5 million dollars was raised. A very amazing story!

Welcome to the December 2019 Feel Good Running "Minisode!" Enjoy some running news that will inspire, motivate and entertain you. If you are passionate about running, you will love this holiday Minisode!

Michael Klee and Anita Zonker met years ago in a Denver Running Group. Finding each other later in life, they have been married 10 years and have run 33 marathons together. Definitely a match made in running heaven!

This is the first Feel Good Running "Minisode!" Enjoy some running news that will inspire, motivate and entertain you. If you are passionate about running, you will love this minisode!

Jason Romero has a head spinning running resume. In 2016 Jason ran across the USA in 59.5 days averaging 51.5 miles a day for a total of 3,063 miles. Jason is blind and is the only blind person to run across America. An inspiring conversation!

Bart Yasso, the "Mayor of Running" is my guest this episode. Bart is now retired after 31 years at Runner's World as Chief Running Officer Bart has run over 1,500 races and has inspired runners all over the globe. A great conversation!