Rebekah comes on to discuss her health, which includes a diagnosis of Lyme disease. The resident of Wichita says she still suffers the effects from the disease and assorted ailments connected to the problem. Rebekah talks about a tough transition to college academics and the struggles that came with it. She discusses her recent performances on the track and why she hasn't given up on running professionally. She also tells why she turned down a chance at modeling not too long ago and how she is focusing on her health.

Lance opens the podcast with an honor for a former Iowa State grad. Then, he airs portions of an interview he conducted with sports broadcaster John Anderson, who works the track and field and New York City Marathon events for ESPN. John talks about his love of Iowa, affection for the Drake Relays, why he went to broadcasting track and field and what the sport has to do to attract more viewers. Iowa Wolves marketing leader Chip Albright then talks about a marathon that will be held at Wells Fargo Arena on Wednesday during an Iowa Wolves game. Chip talks about his inspiration for the promotion, getting Chris Burch and four members of the IMT Des Marathon committee on board and if this an event that could be duplicated in the future. Then, Josh Yeager comes on to talk about more injuries that have derailed his spring track season. The former Center Point-Urbana star also chats about a big change upcoming in his life.

Shayla comes on the podcast to talk about how she ended up in sunny Southern California. She details her incredible first season with the Gauchos when she led the men's team to a conference title. Shayla tells of her growth as a coach with the Under Armour Dark Sky team in Flagstaff, Arizona before coming to California. She describes her journey in running from Northern Iowa to Utah and when she knew it was time to retire from professional running. She also shares one big similarity her program shares with Northern Iowa. She gives an update on younger sister and 2016 Olympian Shelby Houlihan, who is just over halfway through an Athletics Integrity Unit ban after a failed drug test and how she and her family surprised Shelby recently. Shayla tells if she recruits Iowa even though the Gauchos have a roster heavy with Californians. She also gives her thoughts on whether runners are predestined to be elite based on their genes.