🏆 Fresh off a Bigfoot 200 win, Killian Korth joins us in-studio for a deep dive into his race strategy, aid station efficiency, and how he plans to sweep the Triple Crown with a Moab 240 victory.We also debate Leadville predictions (Cam Hanes vs. Truett Haines), discuss the David Roche Western States DNF, and talk training for Moab’s long flat sections.

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🎙 From d*ldos on an NBA court, to ugly running visors, to ultramarathon fishing rules — this episode has EVERYTHING.We kick off with visor nostalgia, dive into the bizarre WNBA “dildo-throwing” incident, and then get serious about ultrarunning: White Pine 50 course breakdown, Mammoth 200 predictions, Bigfoot 200 records, and Kenyan domination at Sierre-Zinal.

🏃‍♂️ Topics include:

• White Pine 50 fishing challenge & Bear Tag series

• Mammoth 200 elite predictions: Jimmy Elam, Rachel, and more

• NBA Top 100 rankings debate

• Lost Bitcoin fortune story

• The Peyton Craig rivalry: bragging rights & free entry on the line

• The Box Muncher Hall of Fame

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Jake drops out of the Bigfoot 200. Cody Draper breaks down the Bear 100 lottery change. And one poor runner pukes right before the finish line trying to beat Jake. This episode is chaos—in the best way.

🎧 What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

We recap Jake's full Speedgoat 50K experience—including pacing strategies, aid station chaos, and a hilarious finish line showdown. Then we call up Cody Draper, race director of the Bear 100, to talk about the new lottery system, veteran perks, and what this means for the future of ultra races. We also talk training, the Happy Gilmore sequel, WNBA backlash, and the importance of munching the box.

Whether you’re prepping for your next 100-miler or just love hearing real trail talk, this one hits.

In this episode of The Next Aid Station, hosts Jake Kilgore and Mick “The Clap” Garrison sit down with ultrarunning legend and bowhunting badass Cam Hanes after getting obliterated on a 4,000ft climb up Mount Olympus. From running 36-minute 10Ks to hunting elk solo in the Oregon backcountry, Cam doesn’t hold back.

🎯 TOPICS COVERED:

• Racing the Deseret News 10K with Cam Hanes

• Climbing Mt. Olympus and prepping for Speedgoat

• Bigfoot 200 predictions: Ashley Paulson vs Mika

• Behind the scenes of Cocadona 250 (Cam’s meltdown story)

• WNBA drama, Caitlin Clark takes, and hard fouls

• The business of ultrarunning: agents, sponsorship, and social media

• Running a 50K from prison (yes, really)

• Cam’s hunting plans, life philosophy, and what’s next

🎙️ Raw. Unfiltered. Hilarious. Insightful.

Whether you’re into elite performance, outdoor grit, or just want to laugh your ass off — this one’s for you.

🎙️ Speedgoat Secrets, Doping Drama & WNBA Pay Controversy 🏃‍♂️💉🔥In this episode of The Next Aid Station, hosts Jake Kilgore and Mick “The Clap” Garrison dive into a wild mix of topics — from Speedgoat 50K training and race changes, to Rachel Entrekin’s epic dominance, to explosive takes on WNBA’s “Pay Us What You Owe Us” protest and the state of doping in endurance sports.
They also talk about:

• Why the Speedgoat 50K remains one of the most iconic mountain races

• The ultra trail U.S. short course team and why this year’s squad is stacked

• Courtney vs Katie – Why isn’t this showdown happening?

• The Ruth Chepngetich masking agent scandal

• Testosterone, cheating, and the blurred lines of performance enhancement

• The surprising truth behind course records falling weekly

• Rachel Entrekin’s insane win streak (and how she still has no sponsor?!)

💥 If you’re into ultra running, sports culture, and a little healthy controversy, this one’s a must-listen.

What happens when the trail running world’s most inclusive ideals meet its most exclusive races? In this episode of The Next Aid Station, Jake and Mick dive into major topics shaking the ultra scene — from whether Jake should hire his first-ever running coach, to the controversial question of whether Ryan Montgomery should receive the M7 bib at Western States as a non-binary runner.

🔥 Topics we cover:

• Why hiring a running coach might finally make sense for Jake

• The massive gap between “real” ultra coaches and downloaded schedules

• A heated debate on gender categories in races like Western States

• Should non-binary runners get male bibs in the top 10?

• A runner’s tragic death at Hardrock: how should races respond?

• How brand influence might affect who gets picked to race Hardrock

• Hardrock 100’s “inclusivity” claims vs. their limited entry numbers

This one is emotional, honest, and packed with controversial but critical discussions for the future of ultrarunning.

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🎧 Ultra runners, trail freaks, and endurance junkies — this one’s packed.What happens when the biggest names in trail and ultrarunning come together for Hardrock 100? We’re diving into billionaire mindsets, Hardrock predictions, Walmsley’s no-pacer hot take, and why Katie Schide might podium overall.

Jake and MC are back in studio with:🏔️ Hot takes on Western States, UTMB, Bigfoot 200, and Francois’ new FKT💸 Wild billionaire math with Jerry Buss, Zuckerberg, and Bezos🔥 Walmsley’s controversial claim: “Elites shouldn’t use pacers”👟 Bigfoot 200 prep and how drop bag strategy can change the game🚨 Hardrock preview: Can Katie win it all? Will Ludo repeat?Whether you’re a hardcore runner or just love elite performance content, this episode hits hard.

🔥 Was this the most exciting weekend in ultra running? We think so.

Jake recaps his epic 75-mile adventure at Lavaredo Ultra Trail in the Italian Dolomites, while Mick breaks down the drama, dominance, and DNFs of this year’s Western States 100. From Caleb Olson’s iconic victory to David Roche’s controversial DNF, this is a full-spectrum trail running debrief.

We cover:

• What it’s like to race in Europe (aid stations, culture, and carbonation)

• Caleb Olson’s rise and finger-to-lips celebration

• Why Corrine Malcolm & DBo make Western’s livestream elite

• Our brutally honest takes on DNFs, including David Roche and Rod Farvard

• How Hans Troyer fans came for us (and how we clapped back)

• Men’s and women’s top 10 recaps and predictions for next year

👟 Whether you’re a trail newbie or seasoned ultra vet, this is your aid station for all things ultra.

We’re back with another episode of The Next Aid Station, and this one is 🔥🔥🔥. It’s a full deep dive into everything Western States 100 2025 — but as always, nothing is off limits. From legendary poop stories to NBA trash talk to bold ultra running predictions, this episode has it all.

👉 If you love ultra running, trail culture, and unfiltered podcast banter — don’t miss this episode.✅ Help support the show:👍 Like & Subscribe for more epic episodes📢 Share with your trail crew💬 Drop your 2024 Western States predictions in the comments!

Twisted Fork recap, Squaw Peak debate, Tahoe 200 drama, and a stacked Broken Arrow preview — this episode is PACKED!Jake and Mick dive deep into the culture shift happening in trail running: is the “old school” ultra vibe dead? Twisted Fork brought the party while Squaw Peak feels like it’s fading. Then it’s on to Tahoe 200 where Kilian Korth absolutely crushed it and gave us a hilarious post-race interview you won’t want to miss.Finally, the Broken Arrow Skyrace preview is here — and it’s insane. Kilian, Patrick Kipngeno, Christian Allen, David Sinclair, and more. Huge names, huge stakes, and wild predictions.