On The Runs

Monday Night Media

Runners are the best storytellers. On The Runs podcast features running narratives from the best of those storytellers. Whether hearing from a runner who started a year ago or 50 years ago, the conversation is engaging, funny, and enlightening. Guest stories range from struggles to outstanding achievements and everything in between … including “Code Brown” tales. “Code Brown” situations are not what you might think. Guests share awkward & unique circumstances they have found themselves in throughout their journey. The crosstalk between hosts Eric and Erika is natural and entertaining. Friends for over 20 years, they have the gifted skill set to keep the listener glued to the interviews along with the bantering between themselves. Their conversations come across as fireside chats amongst friends leaving you feeling like you were there. On The Runs has been fortunate to have a wide range of guests over their nearly 200 episodes from the local 5k runner to epic ultra marathoners. Iconic leaders and history makers in the sport along with, nutritionist, coaches, race directors, peloton instructors and running legends.

  1. 6d ago

    258 | Nick Davis - Broadway to Marathon | DeMar Weekend Recap, Newsletter naming, Yuki Stoolie!

    Dancers make great athletes. Nick Davis is proof. Welcome to the PodFam, Nick! From Broadway to the Boston Marathon, Nick shared his story how discipline and performance skills can carry over into endurance sports. Rehearsals, auditions, travel, training—he kept showing up. And now he’s competing alongside Olympians, Ironman champions, and elite runners. Sometimes the strength people underestimate is exactly what makes you stand out. You’re going to love this conversation with Nick who is also training for this years New York City Marathon! During the Tros we debate all the possible Newsletter names that you suggested and narrow it down to a few to vote on. The after Nick’s guest segment we dive into the weekend that was Clarence DeMar and YUKI STOOLIE!!!! That’s right, Yuki dressed up as Stoolie during the Clarence DeMar Marathon in Keene, New Hampshire. This episode is loaded with a little bit of everything! Chapters 00:54 Intro07:39 Newsletter Naming and Creative Process31:38 Guest Segment: Nick Davis42:10 Early Dance and Theater Life51:24 Reality TV and The Trainer Games01:08:20 Nick's Journey into Running01:21:23 Theater Life and on stage Code Brown01:30:28 Final Two Questions01:38:28 Outro: Thank You Nick01:41:42 Clarence DeMar Weekend Recap01:46:52 Yuki's Stoolie Running Kit01:52:15 Erika's Clarence DeMar Experience01:56:42 Berlin Shoutouts and thoughts02:03:30 Documentary Insights: The Impossible Year02:05:11 Nostalgia and Pop Culture: Adam Sandler's Legacy02:09:10 Don't Forget to StretchThank you to DJ Darren Roy for presenting the Tros for us and jumping onboard with our new, soon to be named Newsletter! Follow Nick on Instagram HERE Subscribe to our Newsletter HERE and have a chance to win some big prizes soon On The Runs Links, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Threads Join our Patreon HERE Strava Group HERE Email us at ontherunspod@gmail.com

  2. Sep 22

    256 | Clarence DeMar Marathon's Race Director, Alan Stroshine

    We are wicked excited to talk all about Keene, NH and the Clarence DeMar Marathon this week! Don't miss our LIVE stream from Ted's Show and Sport this Friday at bib pickup! In this episode, Alan Stroshine, race director of the Clarence DeMar Marathon, shares insights into race organization, course measurement, community engagement, and race day logistics. Discover how this historic race has evolved and what makes it unique. In this episode, we dive into the behind-the-scenes of the Clarence DeMar Marathon, exploring race management, community involvement, and future plans for the event. Our guest, Alan Stroshine, shares insights on race logistics, legacy, and upcoming milestones, making it a must-listen for runners and race organizers alike. Check out Ted's Shoe and Sport Back in Action Chiro NH - Thank you to for sponsoring this episode of a local New Hampshire Runner. Click HERE for the Back in Action Pain Free Running Guide. Buy tickets to the Girls On The Run NH Sneaker Soiree HERE Final Two Questions brought to you by My Race Tatts Key Topics Race organization and logisticsCourse measurement and certificationCommunity engagement and inclusivityRace day preparations and safety protocolsHistory and evolution of the Clarence DeMar MarathonVolunteer coordination and community supportRace course specifics and challengesIncorporating kids and seniors in racesPartnerships with local businesses and organizations Race management and logisticsCommunity involvement and volunteer effortsLegacy of Clarence DeMar and race historyFuture milestones and anniversary plansRace day challenges and solutions Chapters 00:38 Intro 03:26 Long Runs and Training Experiences 06:23 Live Show Plans and Guest Introduction 08:57 Introduction to Alan Stroshine and the Clarence DeMar Marathon 11:26 Alan's Running Journey and Early Morning Routines 14:16 The Evolution of the Clarence DeMar Marathon 17:03 Transitioning Leadership and Community Involvement 20:06 Growth and Marketing Strategies for the Marathon 22:45 Inclusivity in the Race: Kids and Super Seniors Programs 25:57 The Half Marathon's Introduction and Community Engagement 28:53 Behind the Scenes: Course Measurement and Collaboration 29:43 Behind the Scenes of Race Planning 34:23 Logistics of Race Day 37:24 The Joy of Announcing 39:22 Community and Support 40:53 Race Weekend Preparations 46:29 Weather Challenges and Safety Measures 49:46 Code Brown Moments in Race Directing 52:13 Challenges and Decisions in Race Management 56:12 Planning for the Future: The 50th Marathon 58:37 The Legacy of Clarence DeMar 01:07:34 The Outro 01:13:18 Newsletter Launch and Creative Ideas 01:18:43 Ghost Train Preview 01:18:43 GORT Promo 01:21:55 Jared's Grand Slam 01:24:56 Mike Beeman 50th Boston Marathon 01:27:09 Book Giveaway and Closing Thoughts 01:33:06 Blooper

  3. Sep 14

    254 | Bone to Pick and Six Star Returns from Sydney!

    The episode begins with a warm welcome back and a catch-up on the summer activities. It then transitions into a discussion about job search struggles, followed by a conversation about truck troubles and maintenance. The hosts provide updates on the podcast and new features, and finally, they discuss the upcoming newsletter launch and poll results. The conversation covers topics related to podcast growth and engagement, the launch of a newsletter and blog, naming the newsletter and blog, traveling for the Sydney Marathon, contests and giveaways, pedicures and community events, and the Happy Hour Hustle and FKTs. The conversation covers topics such as running across states, influencer culture and the US Open, upcoming events and challenges, Strava request drama, jet lag and content creation, and respecting boundaries and future plans. Buy tickets to the Girls On The Run NH Sneaker Soiree HERE Back In Action Pain Free Running Guide HERE Takeaways Job search challenges in a competitive marketImportance of regular vehicle maintenanceUtilizing new podcast features for content distribution and engagement Engaging the audience through newsletters and blogs is essential for podcast growth.Contests, giveaways, and community events are effective ways to build engagement and connect with the audience. Running across states for a causeRespecting personal boundaries and space Chapters 00:40 Welcome Back03:34 Job Search Challenges and Resume Tweaks06:51 Summer recap09:49 Podcast upgrades and new website15:27 Exciting Newsletter Announcement18:08 Newsletter and community plans26:20 Erika's Epic Sydney Marathon Adventure32:29 Justin's surprise drop-in36:06 Bone To Pick41:21 Justin's FKT plans46:49 Strava mix-up and travel wind-down53:12 Wrapping Up and Future Plans57:42 Girls on the Run Sneaker Soiree

  4. Sep 8

    253 | Jennifer Mortimer | The Queen of Millennium Running

    “no one cares” — just do the thing. We are wicked excited to officially welcome the 2x NCAA All-American, U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier, Boston Marathon top NH female finisher, a mom, a coach, and the queen of Millennium Running, Jennifer Mortimer to our PodFam! What we love most is this: Jen never chased status. She chased the sport she loved. That mindset took her from a mandatory mile in gym class to the start line with the best in the country. And honestly? That same energy is why she’s such a great coach. No one cares if it’s messy. No one cares if it’s imperfect. Just show up and do the thing. Thank you to Back in Action for sponsoring this episode of a local New Hampshire Runner. Click HERE for the Back in Action Pain Free Running Guide. Buy tickets to the Girls On The Run NH Sneaker Soiree HERE Final Two Questions brought to you by My Race Tatts 00:40 Introduction and Rivalry Dynamics 03:16 Training Plans and Race Preparations 06:02 The Happy Hour Hustle Series 08:54 Guest Introduction: Jennifer Mortimer 10:07 Transition to College Running 12:58 The Impact of Coaching on Development 16:14 Balancing Academics and Athletics 19:03 Finding Passion in Running 24:56 Reflections on Running and Community 29:14 Balancing Training and Recovery 34:11 The Journey to Olympic Trials 40:57 Leading the Millennium Running Club 51:57 Memorable Marathon Experiences 59:24 Building the Millennium Running Store 01:06:14 Coaching and Community Involvement 01:10:32 Final Thoughts with Jennifer 01:18:18 The Outro: Thank You Jennifer 01:20:25 Millennium Running Store Experience 01:23:09 Injury Management and Recovery Strategies 01:26:12 Upcoming Races and Personal Goals 01:30:31 The Streak Debate: Running and Accountability 01:32:30 Girls on the Run: Community Engagement and Events 01:37:17 Girls On The Run Promo 01:43:42 Golfing Challenges: Gender Dynamics in Sports 01:47:24 Sandbagging: Fair Play in Golf 01:50:48 Future Plans: Happy Hour Hustle and Community Events 01:57:50 Golfing Challenges: Gender Dynamics in Sports 01:57:55 Future Plans: Happy Hour Hustle and Community Events

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Runners are the best storytellers. On The Runs podcast features running narratives from the best of those storytellers. Whether hearing from a runner who started a year ago or 50 years ago, the conversation is engaging, funny, and enlightening. Guest stories range from struggles to outstanding achievements and everything in between … including “Code Brown” tales. “Code Brown” situations are not what you might think. Guests share awkward & unique circumstances they have found themselves in throughout their journey. The crosstalk between hosts Eric and Erika is natural and entertaining. Friends for over 20 years, they have the gifted skill set to keep the listener glued to the interviews along with the bantering between themselves. Their conversations come across as fireside chats amongst friends leaving you feeling like you were there. On The Runs has been fortunate to have a wide range of guests over their nearly 200 episodes from the local 5k runner to epic ultra marathoners. Iconic leaders and history makers in the sport along with, nutritionist, coaches, race directors, peloton instructors and running legends.

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