Run Geek Radio with Adam Culp

Adam Culp, the host of Run Geek Radio, relays his conference speaking plans for the next couple months. Following that he announces his plans to start training for the Keys100 in May. It has been more than 3 years since he has registered for a race, so really looking forward to this one. As long … Continue reading Episode 007 – Don’t be a jerk →

Adam Culp, the host of Run Geek Radio, shares a little about his vacation to South America where he went to Quito in Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, as well as Lima and Cusco in Peru. During his vacation with his family they hiked, climbed a volcano, went scuba diving with sharks and turtles, and toured … Continue reading Episode 006 – Importance Of Vacations And Being Replaceable →

This episode Adam Culp announces the winner, David Stockton (Colorado), of the contest launched in Run Geek Radio episode 004. HUGE congrats to David who will be receiving a VariDesk Full Standing Desk. I look forward to hearing how he likes it. Adam also talks briefly to clarify his views on “soft talks” versus “soft … Continue reading Episode 005 – Time Estimation, Conference Talk Rating, Contest Winner →

Adam Culp speaks about his new Varidesk standing desk and launches a giveaway of a Varidesk. Also covers some of the reasons a developer may want to stand while working, and the benefits of standing while working. He also gives some hints and tips related to introducing the use of a standing desk into your … Continue reading Episode 004 – Standing desk, headphones, and firing bad customers →

Adam Culp talks about the awesome namebadges at the OpenWest conference, and how assembly was required using a soldering iron. Then shares symptoms, causes, and treatment for over-training while running. (mentions Tension Tamer tea, but intended to speak about Sleepy Time tea instead) Following this the subject of developers and money was covered. What should … Continue reading Episode 003 – OpenWest Namebadges, Overtraining, Developer Salary and Freelance Rates, Saving Money →