Ron'sUpdate Podcast

In this episode, our host shares a personal recount of the recent Hurricane Helene, which narrowly missed his home but wreaked havoc in western North Carolina, a region dear to his heart. He reflects on the devastation caused by over 50 inches of rain, the destruction of towns, and the hope for recovery. The host considers ways to contribute to relief efforts, all while feeling grateful for his own safety.

On a lighter note, the host takes us along on his leisurely walk along the Greenway Trail. He discusses his flexible approach to his running training plan and the joy he finds in sometimes opting for a walk instead. He shares the excitement of his recent purchase, a DJI Neo drone, and the potential for creating engaging videos during his outdoor activities.

The episode also delves into the host's experiences with trail running, his past mishap on the trail, and his cautious return to participating in less challenging trail races. He talks about his running routine, the varying conditions of his runs, and the impact of weather on his pace and performance.

In the latter part of the episode, the host dives into his passion for cycling, sharing updates on his Zwift cycling goals and his son's new Canyon bike purchase. He reflects on his own collection of bikes, ranging from vintage models to more modern ones, and contemplates the joys and challenges of balancing conversation with physical activity.

As always, the host appreciates the connection with his listeners and encourages them to keep engaging through emails.

If you want to email me with suggestions for the podcast my email is: 

Recorded on my DJI Mic2.

The intro music is "Hardwired" and the outtro is "The Path" both from Digital Juice.

Edited and produced on Hindenburg Pro.

Welcome back to Ron's Update Podcast, Episode 159! After a three-year hiatus, Ron revives the show to share what's been happening in his world. This episode dives into his journey through COVID-19, his experience with the Peachtree Road Race, and a significant trail running mishap.

Ron discusses his recovery process, the challenges he faced, and his return to fitness. He also talks about his recent running activities, including a 5K plan and his plans for an upcoming trail race. Tune in to hear Ron's reflections on the past few years and his plans for the future.

If you want to email me with suggestions for the podcast my email is: 

Recorded on the Podbean app on my iPhone 14.

Edited and produced on Hindenburg Pro.

I go over my last week or so of my so-called training and a short trail race.

I am restarting the podcast finally. I think over a year is long enough for a layoff. As usual this podcast is unscripted so I am mostly rambling on again.

I ran a couple of short trail races in the last few months and I just got back from Disney World where I ran the Wine & Dine 5K. 

A little training update and that is about it for this episode. Hopefully I can keep this going for awhile.

Episode 156 should have been part of episode 155, but I recorded it a month or so ago and misplaced it therefore I have another episode for you. 

Disregard any reference to episode 155 in the recording, ok?

In the episode I go over a Garmin Connect Challenge that I participated in, a little talk about my training and MAF

I hope you enjoy and don't forget you can get the podcast on Spreaker, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Podbean, Google podcasts as well as Apple Podcasts and maybe in the future on Audible.

This podcast was recorded using the Hindenburg Recorder app on my iPhone Xs and edited and produced using Hindenburg Journalist software.

The intro and outtro music was from Epidemic Sound.

Episode 155 is another rambling non scripted podcast just updating what I have been doing

I hope you enjoy and don't forget you can get the podcast on Spreaker, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Podbean, Google podcasts as well as Apple Podcasts.

This podcast was recorded using a iPhone Xs and edited and produced using Hindenburg Journalist software.

The intro and outtro music was from Epidemic Sound.

Another one of those podcasts where I just jabber on about various things. I go through lower back problems, shoe bargains, a new watch and trying to set it up. Oh, and not to forget the project that Alexandra and I are presently working on. I hope you enjoy and don't forget you can get the podcast on Spreaker, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, Podbean, Google podcasts as well as Apple Podcasts.

This podcast was recorded using a Zoom H1 Handy Recorder and edited and produced using Hindenburg Journalist software.

The intro and outtro music was from Epidemic Sound.

Mostly just rambling about my last week of training or maybe about my crappy run at Stone Mountain.

This podcast was recorded on an Olympus WS-853 digital voice recorder and edited and produced using Hindenburg Journalist software.

The intro and outtro music was from Epidemic Sound

I start the podcast on my treadmill doing a walk using Zwift in run mode since there is no walk mode. I am walking around the reservoir in Central Park in NYC. Only see two other people, social distancing I guess.

I ramble on in my backyard as I am picking up sticks. Then I go over some healthy immune system supporting foods. Next I go over how to retrieve a lost or partial ride file on Zwift. Then lastly I go over some of my training info.

This podcast was recorded on an Olympus WS-853 digital voice recorder and edited and produced using Hindenburg Journalist software.

The intro and outtro music was from Epidemic Sound.