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Running
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lindsey Hein makes running legible through candid conversations about tactics, training changes, competitive pressure, injury, pregnancy, and life after major races.
Lindsey Hein builds conversations around the decisions that shape a runner's career, then gives guests room to explain the body, tactics, and pressure behind those decisions.
A marathon unravels after mile 15; Lindsey Hein asks what still counts as a good day.
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Practical marathon mindset talk about autonomy, perspective, and success.
Emily Saul and Lindsay Hine keep the conversation grounded in a simple idea: success is not only about the clock. It can also mean learning what changes, adjusting on the fly, and staying with the work when the day feels rough.
A debut marathon story about grit, self-respect, and choosing to finish.
Emily Venters' Chicago Marathon debut reads as a hard-won race story, moving from start-line excitement into the problems that surfaced on course and the choice to keep going when the day stopped matching the plan.
A gold medal conversation that treats relief, timing, and purpose as part of the win.
Gabby Thomas and Lindsay Hine frame the episode around the feeling of winning an Olympic gold, and the best stretch is the one that sits with the pressure before it and the relief after it.
A calm race-week listen built around patience, pacing, and disciplined marathon-day execution.
The episode stays close to race-week logistics for runners headed to Indianapolis Monumental. It covers the shakeout run, expo plans, and the post-race celebration, which keeps the focus practical.
A grounded conversation about excellence, failure, and the work of staying in the arena.
Brad Stulberg makes excellence feel less like a trophy case and more like a practiced habit, grounded in steady effort, care, and the willingness to keep moving after failure.
A frank marathon talk about going for it, missing the record, and finding something left to race for.
Rory Linkletter's Chicago Marathon story stays on the hard part of the day: the solo run into headwinds from miles 15 to 21, the moment the record chase slipped away, and the late push that still let him catch a few people before the finish.
A grounded marathon story about better fueling, steady training, and a 2:27 Chicago breakthrough.
Episode 647 follows Aubrey Frenthewey from a 2:27 Chicago Marathon, where she finished 12th and fourth among American women, back to the steps that led there.
A grounded look at elite running, pressure, and why joy still matters.
Elyse Cranny's path from Stanford to Bowerman Track Club, Team Boss, one on one coaching with Jared Kornfeld, and now M11 gives the conversation real weight, but the best part is more direct than that.
Trail running, told from inside race week.
Molly Huddle says she ran the Every Woman's Marathon in Scottsdale six months postpartum, using 26.2 miles as a long training run rather than an all-out race.
Whitney Hines explains how The Mother Runners grew out of a 2019 blog built from her journalism background, postpartum running questions, and interviews with experts and moms.
Lindsey Hein interviews professional marathoner Tristin Colley, who is pregnant and navigating the end of her Zap team sponsorship.
Lindsay Hine keeps the wellness series going with Emily Saul, a sports psychologist she’s long admired.
My very first guest is back, and the transformation is incredible.
Lindsay interviews two-time Olympian Elyse Cranny about her recent transition to M11 training group in the UK after years with Bowerman Track Club and brief stint with Team Boss.
Lindsay Butler, third at the USA Indoor 1500 behind Nikki Hiltz and Gracie Morris, talks through how she entered the meet as the slowest seed and still led part of the race.
Lindsey Hein interviews professional runners Calli Hauger-Thackery and Sara Hall after their 1-2 finish at the Houston Marathon.
Emily Venters recounts her chaotic Chicago Marathon debut, where overheating and low sodium forced her into a medical tent, but she fought to finish amid fueling disasters and chaotic crowds.
Lindsay Hine welcomes physiotherapist-turned-running-coach Carolyn Coffin and her Inspired Souls podcast to the Sandy Boy Productions Network.
All Have Another host Lindsay Hine welcomes back Laura Thweatt, a 2:25 marathoner who placed 5th at 2020 Olympic Trials and ran for Saucony for a decade.
Olivia Markezich says her 2024 season was shaped by an Achilles flare-up, a muddy USA Cross Country 10K in Oregon, and a planned return to racing at the end of March in a 1500.
Lindsay Hein records from Richmond Marathon weekend and sits down with Sophie King, a Richmond pro runner who debuted the marathon there in 2021 and later ran 2:34 at CIM.
Lindsay Hine talks with Drew Hunter about family, community, and the support systems that make daily life work.
Lindsay Hine recaps the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5K with Allie Brettnacher and Emily Infeld.
Lindsay Hein talks with Annie Frisbie about her fifth-place finish at the 2025 New York City Marathon in 2:24:12, a result she says came after a race that felt like it moved in waves from the first mile.
Megan Saylor describes running 2:25:17 in her marathon debut at CIM and placing third at the National Championship Marathon.
Aubrey Frentheway breaks down her 12th-place Chicago Marathon and says she was the fourth American to finish in 2:27.
Gabby Thomas talks with Lindsey Hein about winning Olympic gold in Paris, training with coach Tonja, and using Amazfit to track sleep, recovery, and heart rate.
Lindsay Hein opens with an Indy Monumental weekend check-in.
Lindsey Hein hosts Shannon Rowbury and Jess Dorrington at the Napa Valley Marathon expo to discuss their book Strong as a Mother, postpartum running, and returning from injury.
Lindsey Hein’s wellness-series episode with Meghann Featherstun focuses on TRE nutrition trends, including more than 50 nutrition brands, higher-carb gels, more electrolyte options, and caffeine-heavy products like Noogs Energy Chews with 100 milligrams of caffeine.
Lindsey Hein wraps a 10-part wellness series with returning guest Brad Stolberg, whose new book is The Way of Excellence: A Guide to True Greatness and Deep Satisfaction in a Chaotic World.
Amanda McGrory, a four-time Paralympian and seven-time Paralympic medalist, tells Lindsey Hein how a childhood spinal cord injury led to a career in wheelchair racing and eventually to broadcast work for major marathons.
Lindsay Hein talks with Jamie Greenawalt, president of Foot Levelers and a third-generation leader in the company her grandfather started in 1952.
Emily Mackay says winning her first national title in the 3000 at the Indoor USA Championships had been a goal since 2022, after she missed a 2022 indoor final despite being the top seed in the mile.
Sinclair Johnson joins Lindsay Hine after winning the Merry Mile in Honolulu and setting a new American record in the road mile.
Lindsay Hine introduces the Out and Back Podcast, hosted by Canadian Olympian Rory Linkletter and U.S.
Rory Linkletter talks through his 2:06:49 Chicago Marathon and why he still thinks a Canadian record of 2:05:36 remains reachable.
Interview with marathon runner Nathan Martin about his recent LA Marathon win and career.
Host Lindsey Hein interviews marathoner Jonathan Western about his running journey and upcoming Boston Marathon.
Lindsey Hein interviews Maria Chevalier, a runner completing her 17th consecutive Boston Marathon and a double marathon, discussing her journey and the Mount to Coast shoe sponsorship.
The host promotes a hydration sponsor and discusses upcoming marathons, including the Boston Marathon and Blue Ridge Marathon, while addressing the running community.
This episode promotes the Marathon Project race and Teva footwear, targeting runners interested in marathon events and outdoor gear.
Host Lindsey Hein interviews physical therapist Jay Dachari about running biomechanics, injury prevention, and performance optimization.
Host Lindsey Hein interviews runner Kira D'Amato about her book 'Don't Call It A Comeback' and her journey in running.
This episode features a sports dietician discussing athlete-focused healthcare and nutrition for runners.
Lindsey Hein introduces a series of conversations with other running podcasters, starting with Tina Muir, who discusses her work in sustainability and social change within the running community.
Host Lindsey Hein interviews professional runner Emily Infeld about her career, mental health advocacy, and recent team change to Brooks.