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A warm, sideways look at endurance, humour, and the people who make a cause feel bigger than a run.
The Hope Alive Tour episode treats endurance as something shared, not suffered alone. It starts with a Ghostbusters-themed tune and a slightly messy arrival in Neil Marsh's gym, then settles into a conversation with Ian Willie Williamson, Neil Marsh, and Michael Scott about a…
Process-first triathlon talk on race targets, ranking points, and simple training.
James Teagle's chat is a grounded look at how he has shaped a season around World Long Distance and World 70.3, while keeping an eye on the points needed to stay in the PTO picture.
Gulf Coast outdoors, told from the boat ramp.
Waterfowl stories from wherever birds are moving.
Rowdy bowhunting talk with real field dirt.
Three participants — organiser Michael Scott, team leader Neil Marsh, and elite runner Ian Williamson — recount the Hope Alive Tour, a multi-day relay running event from Hull to Cambridge raising money for Operation Orphan and raising awareness of modern slavery.
Professional triathlete James Teagle discusses his career strategy, training approach, and life as a Cambridge-based pro competing on the international triathlon circuit.
Sam Bowden describes winning British titles, representing England at the 1999 World Cross in Belfast, and running 3:53 for 1,500 metres.
Pete Thompson, chairman of Cambridge and Coleridge Athletics Club, describes returning seriously to running at 30 after football and squash.
Mike Salt recounts starting at Swavesey Village College, joining C&C around age 13 and building a 40-year running career.