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Episode 49“Youth, Culture, and the Miles In Between,” with DUSTIN QUINN MARTIN “…and running, what better way to say thanks for life, right? As an activity, what better testament to your capacity as a human being than to run. Navajos are told, right, that’s how you show appreciation for the day. That’s how you show… Continue reading Beyond Running Podcast Episode 49: Youth, Culture, and the Miles In Between with Dustin Martin

Ep. 48“Running Sucks. We Can’t Stop” with Raziq Rauf “Running is a radical act. Understanding what the word radical means, that it means change. Fundamental change. And I think that every time you go out for a run, you’re a different person when you come back from that run, in one way. You have changed… Continue reading Beyond Running Podcast Episode 48:Running Sucks. We Can’t Stop with Raziq Rauf

Episode 47“Between Peaks and Presence” with Leslie Vallecillo, Josh Holland and Philip Mangan “I mean, whenever the planning comes into play, like, doing some sort of experience, you know, it’s adding more work on top of like you know the actual job that I normally do, but then it’s the thing that actually brings me… Continue reading Beyond Running Podcast Episode 47: Between Peaks and Presence, with Leslie Vallecillo, Josh Holland and Philip Mangan – Vivobarefoot

Ep. 46 “Movement, Healing and Maori Wisdom” With Aaron Kerehoma “In terms of, you know, in a modern context and then the now, how does running fit into our worldview here, you know, it’s such a connector, running is such a connector, it is so accessible. You know, you don’t need equipment, you don’t need…… Continue reading Beyond Running Podcast Episode 46: Movement, Healing and Māori Wisdom with Aaron Kerehoma