In lockdown, I've got back into running six days a week.  But am I actually enjoying it?  Well no. I'm not.
 
In this episode, I explore my relationship with running a bit, I think about how I used to run long distances, and how I once entered the ballot for a place in the London marathon and was relieved when I didn't get a place - but not for the reason you may think.

In lockdown, I've got back into running six days a week. But am I actually enjoying it? Well no. I'm not. In this episode, I explore my relationship with running a bit, I think about how I used to run long distances, and how I once entered the ballot for a place in the London marathon and was relieved when I didn't get a place - but not for the reason you may think.

In lockdown, I've got back into running six days a week. &nbsp;But am I actually enjoying it? &nbsp;Well no. I'm not.
 
In this episode, I explore my relationship with running a bit, I think about how I used to run long distances, and how I once entered the ballot for a place in the London marathon and was relieved when I didn't get a place - but not for the reason you may think.

What I pod about when I pod about running

Anxious Laughter is a podcast about me and in particular about my mental health. There are two strands of episodes. There are those in which I talk for half an hour, known as the monologues, and there are those in which I talk to someone else, known as the conversations.

The two strands actually have a slightly different feel to them, and you don't need to listen to one strand to enjoy the other.  If you listen to both, you'll see common threads, though.

I'm always open to talking to new people on the "Conversation" episodes, though, so if you are interested in talking to me, get in touch!

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Anxious Laughter is a podcast about me and in particular about my mental health. There are two strands of episodes. There are those in which I talk for half an hour, known as the monologues, and there are those in which I talk to someone else, known as the conversations. The two strands actually have a slightly different feel to them, and you don't need to listen to one strand to enjoy the other. If you listen to both, you'll see common threads, though. I'm always open to talking to new people on the "Conversation" episodes, though, so if you are interested in talking to me, get in touch!

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