In this episode we interview Beth Wright, an attorney for the Native American Rights Fund with an impressive career in running and advocacy - and running as advocacy! She shares her experience on prayer runs, her thoughts on land acknowledgments and the importance of running in her own heritage - pueblos Taos and Laguna. And, of course, she tells us about her favorite kind of PB&J.
 
Other links to check out; referenced in interview!

Grounded Podcast with Dinée Dorame
https://groundedpod.com/

Wings of America indigenous running
https://www.wingsofamerica.org

Denver Indigenous Family Center
https://difrc.org

Spirit of the Sun
https://www.spiritofthesun.org

Native American Rights Fund
https://narf.org

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The Grounded Podcast with Dinée Dorame is a weekly podcast exploring the intersection between running, culture, land and community through long-form conversations with runners of all backgrounds and levels. I want to know– what grounds you?This project was made possible through the generous funding of the Tracksmith Fellowship.LISTEN NOW:SPOTIFY | APPLE PODCASTS | STITCHER | SOUNDCLOUDGrounded with Dinée Dorame · Grounded Podcast (ALL Episodes)

Check out this episode for a behind the scenes glimpse at what it's like to organize local ultra races, what marmite really tastes like, and the amazing running career of a local Fort Collins running legend.

In this episode, we discuss the Run the Red Desert trail races in South Pass City, Wyoming. Run the Red offers three distances: a half marathon, 50k, and 100k. In each distance, runners traverse the unique landscape of the northern Red Desert, which is the largest unfenced area in the United States. The races occur on Wyoming Public Lands day in an effort to celebrate the beauty of the desert as well as raise awareness about conversation efforts. Tune in to hear interviews with half marathon runners and hear what the Red Desert means to them. We also hear from our very own Cori Persinger, who shares her experience competing in the 100k. We finish the episode with an interview with the race director and representative from the National Outdoor Leadership School. For more information on the race, check out their website: https://runthereddesert.com/

In this episode, we share a peanut butter & honey with AnnMarie Kirkpatrick. We discuss her debut road 50k and how she persevered in less-than-ideal race conditions. On top of being a Front Range Elite cofounding member and stellar runner, AnnMarie is a mother of two boys. She shares how she balances training and family life, as well as her goals for Front Range Elite.

Tune in to this episode to hear an extended post-race interview with the winner of this year's 50 mile race at the Quad Rock 50, Jonathan Rea. We caught up with Jon just an hour after his finish and were lucky enough to hear his early reflections on his performance. He shares thoughts about strategy, battling for first and the support from his wife that keeps him racing his best.

In this episode, we discuss the Quad Rock 25 and 50 mile race. Tune in to hear race results, personal anecdotes, and a few post-race interviews. This race and these interviews are a great example of the fun and tenacious spirit of the Fort Collins trail running community

This episode is all about the Horsetooth Half Marathon! We share results from the race, talk about our personal experiences and include interviews with participants from the finish line. 

On this episode, we interview local runner Sophie Anders. She is a member of the Front Range Elite, a speedy competitor in road races and a seasoned trail runner. We discuss how her relationship with running has matured as she has, from getting up after gnarly falls to a healthy outlook on racing and competition. 

On this episode get to know your hosts, Cori and Tatum, as we talk about sticky subjects like PB&Js, running as a woman and the transition from competing in college to a lifelong love of the sport.