Natosha Rogers walks us through the eight years of her career since missing the 2012 Olympic team through the highs and lows.
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Your guide to the 2020 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials and Atlanta Track Club’s plans.
Chris Chavez and Matt Meyer recap all the news and top stories from the running world in January 2020.
Northern Arizona elite head coach has some deep thoughts on The Irishman, Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance and just Al Pacino’s acting in general.
Ivy League champion Erin Gregoire ran 2:42 at the Houston Marathon and was not accepted to the U.S. Olympic marathon trials.
How Henna Rustami went from one of the slowest girls on her HS team to an Ivy League champ for Columbia + the importance of more diversity and role models in the sport.
Mary Cain sits down to discuss her allegations of verbal and physical abuse that she raised against Alberto Salazar in November, the process of coming forward to the New York Times and the aftermath of one of the biggest stories in the sport for 2019.
Outside Magazine called it the ‘Wildest Race on the Urban Running Scene.’ You’ve probably seen photos and coverage of it in Runner’s World or VICE. Now there’s a book about the Midnight Half.
A long-awaited guest for the podcast finally joins the show…Jenny Simpson sits down to take a deep dive on her career from high school to her plans for 2020.
Kate Gustafson shares her story of how she went from growing up in a small Canadian town with Olympic hockey dreams to one of Canada’s finest marathoners and coaches.
Bowerman Track Club’s Kate Grace joins the show to break down the Quentin Tarrantino classic “Pulp Fiction”
Mother of three. Full-time nurse. 2:29 Marathoner. Roberta Groner recaps her World Championships, NYC Marathon double.
Sam Anderson and Iman Smith of Black Roses NYC join podcast after running the TCS New York City Marathon together.
Scott Fauble gives an early look at the 2020 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials and the great shoe debate taking over the sport right now.
How Emily Abbate’s 70-pound weight loss journey kickstarted her passion for running and an eventual Boston Marathon qualifying time.
We catch up with Matthew Luke Meyer ahead of his run at the 2019 New York City Marathon.
Shalane Flanagan finishes her career with 16 national titles, four Olympic team appearances, an Olympic silver medal in the 10,000 meters from the 2008 Summer Games, a 2011 world cross country silver medal, the third-fastest marathon time by a U.S. woman and a marquee victory at the 2017 New York City Marathon
Meet Trevor Hofbauer – the Canadian marathon champion who lowered his personal best from 2:16:48 to 2:09:51 at the Toronto Waterfront Marathon.
A special live recording of the CITIUS MAG Podcast featuring Bowerman Track Club athletes Moh Ahmed, Ryan Hill and Evan Jager alongside Dan Fitzgerald, Chief Heartbreaker and Co-Founder of Heartbreak Hill Running Company.
Joe Kovacs details just exactly how he managed to win gold at the 2019 IAAF World Championships on the farthest throw in nearly three decades.
After a few days of reflecting, Chris Chavez, Ryan Welsh and Yosef Herzog take us through how their races at the 2019 Berlin Marathon played out. Spoiler Alert: All PRs.
Last-minute thoughts before Chris Chavez, Ryan Welsh and Yosef Herzog take on the 2019 Berlin Marathon.
Through his mother’s inspiration, while battling cancer, he decided to sign up for his first marathon. After her passing, he took a break from running but then found it again. Hear how he developed a passion for the sport and then brought that same football-basketball mentality to chase his best on the track and roads.
Yosef Herzog has been called the “Magic Mike” of stage managers by the Today Show but way before he was preparing to try and BQ, he could barely tie his shoelaces without getting out of breath.
Woody Kincaid became the 5th fastest American of all-time and the eighth man to run under 13-minutes and he breaks down how it all came to be.
Inside the untraditional training methods by Bob Larsen that helped bring back U.S. distance running.
The 13x All-American, 6x individual NCAA champion, 5x team champion and NCAA Division III record holder in the 5,000 meters that you maybe haven’t heard of.
Allie Ostrander elaborates on her comments calling out commentators who discuss women’s bodies during races.
A look behind Stephen Kersh’s seventh-place finish in his Western States Endurance Run debut.
“The ugly side of the sport is an amazing thing that we get to experience as runners. That’s the most appealing thing to me about running is just to get yourself in these pretty daunting situations, pull yourself up and march through it. Usually, it works pretty well as a larger metaphor for life.”
Hear Gabe Grunwald’s story in her own words.
“Why do I go to the track every day? Why do I not give up? It’s because I’m hopeful that the new technology in treating cancer and personalizing medicine will work. It’s no secret that my disease and I need […]
“I used to think that we were going to change running—but now I believe it.”
Just a small town girl who ended up as one of the most visible runners in New York City and on the cover of Runner’s World.
Lucy Paez Stelzner is among the rising stars in New York City’s running scene and making a major impact with the uptown community.
Mary Cain opens up about the past two and a half years of her career since leaving the Nike Oregon Project and battling injury.
Lindsay Crouse of The New York Times joins the Runners of NYC Podcast to share her own running stories and insight into her recent op-ed and video that highlight’s how Nike does not guarantee female athletes a salary during their pregnancies.
Chris Chavez and Ryan Fenton reminisce on their Flotrack days, how they got their start in running media, calling @ChrisSolinsky’s American record + much more.
“It felt like the crowd noise hit me – actually hit me in the chest. Like, ‘Holy shit. This is so loud.’ I didn’t even realize that running races could be that loud.”
Three marathons and three podium finishes. Jordan Hasay joins the CITIUS MAG Podcast after finishing third at the 2019 Boston Marathon in 2:25:20.
