Mile 20

Not only have these women run an insane amount of marathons; they’re incredible interviewers and storytellers. I’m always on the edge of my seat, learning about their adventures. Plus, they include great practical advice if you’re running or considering running that particular race, often much more pertinent than podcasts that just focus on races from a very fast runner’s POV.

As a PR professional, I listen to podcasts for a living. These ladies are knowledgeable, inspirational and absolutely funny! If you’re interested in running a marathon or just have a wanderlust, you’ll love this podcast.

I feel that one of the things that makes a podcast is the chemistry between the hosts and it is apparent that these two have been friends for a while because the conversation is seamless. I joined the Army in my late 20s and found a love for running during that time. Running also became a major coping mechanism to help with quitting smoking and that's when I started to do more distance running. Completing a half marathon was a major accomplishment and then a major grief issue as an injury stopped my running career. I've always want to run a marathon and am excited to live vicariously through your stories.