Happy Valentine’s Day to all of y’all!! ❤️❤️❤️ I wanted to give you guys a shout-out to let you know how much I’ve enjoyed getting to know you in our Friday discussions over the past year, and how much I love having you be part of this. It’s really been a blast.
I’ve been wondering as I’ve trained this winter — mostly on my treadmill, as the mornings are dark (and often rainy) here in the ATL lately — is, are there better podcasts than the ones I already know that I can listen to as I pound away the miles in my basement?
What do you love to listen to? Have any great recommendations? Let’s hear it 🥰 — Terrell
For podcasts, I like to listen to church sermons. I'll also listen to audiobooks via Audible. Having the ability to sync these two things (and my music playlists) to the Apple Watch is a real convenience.
While church sermons may seem kinda dry, the purpose for me during long grueling training runs is to get my mind off of my body telling me it would be more comfortable back in that warm bed. It also gives time to reflect on the body God gave me, which I should be grateful for and not be upset with. There are always times during a long run or a race where I've asked and received help from the Holy Spirit to push me forward. :-)
Yes, it’s quite handy. The Podcast library will hold a few of each subscription, and I can add more via cellular data (if needed and am out on the trail), or when on WiFi.
I have about 60 different podcasts i listen to and i can't run without them! Stuff You Missed In History Class, Wine & Crime, Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities, American History Tellers, American Scandal, And That's Why We Drink, Assassinations, Best Case Worst Case, Brought to you by, Business Wars, Business Wars Daily, Con Artists, Conspiracy Theories, Covert, Crime Junkie, Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, Crimes of Passion, Dan Carlin's Hardcore History, The Dark Side Of, Dictators, Female Criminals, Gone, Good Nights Stories for Rebel Girls, History Unplugged Podcast, History Vs., Hostage, How To Money, Kingpins, Lore, Natural Disasters, Not Guilty, Political Scandals, Secret Societies, Serial Killers, Skimm This, Small Town Dicks Podcast, Stuff You Should Know, Survival, Swindled, This Day in History Class, Tides of History, Today in True Crime, Unobscured, Felonious Florida, What Makes A Killer, Florida Men on Florida Man.
Since you like comedy and true crime, check out Small Town Murder, and Crime in Sports! (the latter has hardly anything to do with sports, more making fun of people who had it all and made bad decisions to fall from fame!) Both of these are hilarious comedy podcasts by the same two guys: comedians James Pietragallo and Jimmie Whisman. Hilarious.
I must give kudos to you for being able to run and listen to a podcast, I end up tuning out at some point... However, I have a few favorites - The Thick Thighs Saves Lives - female-oriented but generally good advice and the ladies that host it are funny. Feel Better Live More by Dr. Chatterjee. And Rich Roll, his are super long but always great conversations.
So I am a huge fan of Small Town Murder and Crime in Sports. Jimmie and James host both shows and it helps to laugh on an 8 mile run in Ohio in February. Also, Timesuck is great with Dan Cummins...strange topics for us meatsacks to digest. Hail Nimrod! Also, History of Rome is great...200 plus episodes 20 to 30 minutes in length. Philosophize This is a good one too. So many podcasts and so little time.
Great list, Ben! (And very varied -- you are clearly a Renaissance man!) My wife has turned me on to Adam Grant lately too, he's fascinating -- he also did an interview recently with Dax Sheperd that's really good, if you listen to his podcast.
I’m a huge fan of running to podcasts! Reply All (nonfiction about the internet) and Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me (NPR comedy news quiz) are my favorites, but they’re funny so there’s the risk of laughing while you’re running and ruining your breathing pattern. The Moth (true stories) is also a good pick for long runs because they have hour-long episodes of very compelling stories. Gimlet Media has produced a few binge-worthy shows like Sandra, Crimetown, and Homecoming that are scripted and all-around fantastic.
I'm a huge fan of Gimlet's podcasts too -- "Startup" was one of the first I listened to, and couldn't get enough. Even when they didn't focus on Gimlet and focused on other companies, it was still fascinating. I hear you on laughing while running too 😊. I'll definitely have to check out "The Moth."
I listen to the TED Radio Hour or Another Mother Runner most of the time when I’m running outside. On the Treadmill, I like to watch something because I get so damn bored running in place! Right now, I’m into Apple’s original series, Servant.
I tend to be a little clumsy and I am afraid if I listen to podcasts on the run I might not be as observant of the terrain on which I am running. Music works for me on the run. I sometimes listen to podcasts when I am driving and I really like Jillian Michaels' and Coach Jenny Hadfield's podcasts.
I don't listen to anything while running, except if I'm out of town and running on a hotel treadmill. If I did listen to podcasts while running, I would recommend for those who have a more religious outlook, "The Bad Christian Podcast".
Dax Sheperd is the best, isn't he? Two of my favorites recently are his interviews with Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus -- the stories that come out in little unexpected moments on his podcast are the best.
right now I"m listening to a book. I'm a huge reader. but I also love currently reading, the POPCAST, One Bad Mother, pop culture happy hour, Allison Rosen is your New Best Friend.
I'll have to give the Pop Culture Happy Hour a listen -- that one looks really great. What do kinds of audiobooks do you find work well for running -- fiction or nonfiction? (Are intricate stories too hard to follow when you're doing something else like running, I mean.)
I LOVE listening to books when I run! Except during an actual race, then its music to keep my pace up. But when training all I listen to is books, I find it helps pass the time, and makes it easier to run because it gives my mind something to do besides think about how tired I am or how cold it is, etc. And if its a really good book I can't wait to get up and run just so I can listen to it! Some of my recent favorites are; The Dutch House by Ann Patchett, The Music Shop by Rachel Joyce, Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce, Early Riser by Jasper Fforde, Good Omens by Neil Gaiman, I also like almost anything by Haruki Murakami, David Mitchell, and Claire North. Anybody else like these books? If you do, please share other books you've enjoyed with me, I'm always looking for a good one!
Clive Cussler books are one of the best to listen to while running. The prolongs are a bit tedious, but are necessary to set up the story and then it is full speed from then on! Log into Overdrive from your local library and they are all free.
That sounds like an amazing list, Melanie! One I've heard is amazing (but haven't listened to myself yet) is Claire Danes's reading of "The Odyssey," which I think you can get on Audible.com. Another I've loved is David McCullough's reading of his book "The Wright Brothers" -- I just love his voice.
I can only listen to non fiction, mostly memoir or self help. for some reason I can't follow a fiction story but never in a race like Melanie. for a race I make a playlist with all my favorite songs for the length of time that I expect to finish so if my playlist ends before the race is done then I went slower :)
Usually I am strictly a music gal, but I have been getting into serial killer podcasts. My boyfriend thinks I'm nuts but I love them. I am currently listening to My Favorite Murder and the ladies are hilarious. I also love a horror movie critic podcast called We'll See You in Hell which I also love because I love horror movies as well!
Lindsey Hein's "I'll Have Another"....she has recently featured a lot of the women who have qualified for the Marathon Olympic Trials. Love hearing what they did to get that qualifying time, very inspiring stories
I’ve really enjoyed seeing what everyone listens to! I’ll definitely have to add some new podcasts to my rotation! Thanks for sharing!
While running, I only listen to music, or nothing at all when I’m somewhere scenic. I enjoy podcasts when I’m driving and doing house chores. My most frequent go-to’s are Dan Carlin’s Hard Core History (history), the Bible Project (theology), and The World and Everything In It (current events/news). I sometimes listen to Mike Rowe’s “The Way I Heard It” and just started listening to Disney’s For Scores, which interviews the composers of their various soundtracks and gives a behind the scenes perspective on how film scores are made.
As for my music, I enjoy upbeat songs with a strong rhythm. While running, I like to imagine myself choreographing a dance battle or putting myself into the story of the music. It’s a little silly (especially since I have very little dance experience and no experience with choreography!) but it’s the mental trick I use to make my boring treadmill runs and long runs more enjoyable. Another trick. I only listen to my running music when I’m running, and if I start skipping a song I’ll take it out of the playlist and exchange it for another.
I’m always on the search for new songs to add to my collection. I’m going to try to share a link to my Spotify running playlist, for anyone’s who’s interested, and likewise I’d be interested to learn what music others run to.
Have a great weekend everyone and happy trails! (Real and metaphorical)
This American Life is always good and has funny or serious topics to choose from, huge library of podcasts, all of the Serials, S-Town is amazing, Dr. Death, Armchair expert with Dax Shepard..... going to check out some from this list as well.
Dr. Death is fascinating, infuriating and a little scary at the same time because of the extent to which this con-man was able to work and hurt so many people. I found it riveting.
I have several favorites, The Morning Shakeout with Mario Fraioli, Strength running podcast with Jason Fitzgerald, Marathon Training Academy, Running 4 Real, Run to the Top....there is a definite theme here :-)
If I am on the treadmill I listen to a couple of different podcasts. I listen to one my pastor puts out called MOOR of the Word, and I listen to a couple of Arkansas Razorback sports podcasts. If I'm running outside I listen to contemporary Christian music.
I generally only run with music. Music makes me motivated to run and helps me set a pace. I'm generally too distracted to listen to podcasts, but I am open to suggestions. If something is completely fascinating and exciting, I am open to listening.
My all-time favorite podcast is "S Town," by the folks at NPR who also made "Serial." (Which is also a must-listen, especially the 1st season, if you haven't heard it.)
Hi Mandy! The British History Podcast is an excellent one, as is Mike Duncan's "The History of Rome." And "Stuff You Missed in History Class" is excellent too. 😊
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History, Stuff You Missed In History Class, Tides of History, This Day in History Class, History Unplugged Podcast, Gone, Dictators, American History Tellers. They are all great and very interesting.
Ten Junk Miles is my favorite, NPR Wait Wait don’t tell me , MTA, Lindsay Hein podcast , Ultra running pod cast there are a few that I will listen to , Trail runner nation
BTW on the treadmill I watch dating reality shows. I hate reality shows otherwise but for some reason they are hella fun on the 'mill. Right now my fave is Love is Blind.
I saw a few people mention How I Built This. I just started listening to an episode. Started with the Chicken Salad Chick episode. I love it! Thanks for the recommendation 🙏🏽❤️
I’m more of a music person myself. I have listen to some sermons! I get lots of gratitude for running. I’m not sure if I could listen to Podcasts I could give it a try. I have read your posts. Thank you for sharing. I will look into those.
Terrell just curious how much do you run on the tread? I recently joined a gym, we moved to a small town. I’ve had to make adjustments, I have not ran long distance on a treadmill. Have a great night peeps.
Last year I trained for a marathon and right now I'm training for a half-marathon. I live in Maine so the long miles in the cold, dark winter make podcast listening an essential piece of training. With that said, check out my new podcast My Fame Explained. A podcast with people you've heard of and how they became famous. Search for it wherever you get your podcasts (https://link.chtbl.com/QJJlX8U2) or here: myfameexplained.com
For podcasts, I like to listen to church sermons. I'll also listen to audiobooks via Audible. Having the ability to sync these two things (and my music playlists) to the Apple Watch is a real convenience.
While church sermons may seem kinda dry, the purpose for me during long grueling training runs is to get my mind off of my body telling me it would be more comfortable back in that warm bed. It also gives time to reflect on the body God gave me, which I should be grateful for and not be upset with. There are always times during a long run or a race where I've asked and received help from the Holy Spirit to push me forward. :-)
I love that, Bill, as I face the same dilemma quite often. Are you able to download them to your watch, and listen via AirPods?
Yes, it’s quite handy. The Podcast library will hold a few of each subscription, and I can add more via cellular data (if needed and am out on the trail), or when on WiFi.
Ten Junk Miles podcast. It's a runners podcast that often has nothing to do with running.
Neat! I’m adding it to my “must listen to” list
That is an excellent way to describe it.
I have about 60 different podcasts i listen to and i can't run without them! Stuff You Missed In History Class, Wine & Crime, Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities, American History Tellers, American Scandal, And That's Why We Drink, Assassinations, Best Case Worst Case, Brought to you by, Business Wars, Business Wars Daily, Con Artists, Conspiracy Theories, Covert, Crime Junkie, Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, Crimes of Passion, Dan Carlin's Hardcore History, The Dark Side Of, Dictators, Female Criminals, Gone, Good Nights Stories for Rebel Girls, History Unplugged Podcast, History Vs., Hostage, How To Money, Kingpins, Lore, Natural Disasters, Not Guilty, Political Scandals, Secret Societies, Serial Killers, Skimm This, Small Town Dicks Podcast, Stuff You Should Know, Survival, Swindled, This Day in History Class, Tides of History, Today in True Crime, Unobscured, Felonious Florida, What Makes A Killer, Florida Men on Florida Man.
Now that's an amazing list, Marci! I'm a huge fan of "Stuff You Missed in History Class" too.
Since you like comedy and true crime, check out Small Town Murder, and Crime in Sports! (the latter has hardly anything to do with sports, more making fun of people who had it all and made bad decisions to fall from fame!) Both of these are hilarious comedy podcasts by the same two guys: comedians James Pietragallo and Jimmie Whisman. Hilarious.
Check out 13 Alibis, American Greed, and Dropput. Great list you’ve got👍
Awesome list! I’ll have to check these out! I love Dan Carlin’s Hard Core History and Addendum podcasts. So full and riveting
NPRs Wait, Wait Don’t Tell Me. You can laugh and run.
I used to listen to Car Talk on my walkman back in the '90s!
Gotta have music! Pink Floyd, Eagles, Imagine Dragons and more!
Don't know how I would run without music. EDM seems to be the best option for me.
I love music too! (Just like to mix it up. Or maybe I need different music?)
I must give kudos to you for being able to run and listen to a podcast, I end up tuning out at some point... However, I have a few favorites - The Thick Thighs Saves Lives - female-oriented but generally good advice and the ladies that host it are funny. Feel Better Live More by Dr. Chatterjee. And Rich Roll, his are super long but always great conversations.
So I am a huge fan of Small Town Murder and Crime in Sports. Jimmie and James host both shows and it helps to laugh on an 8 mile run in Ohio in February. Also, Timesuck is great with Dan Cummins...strange topics for us meatsacks to digest. Hail Nimrod! Also, History of Rome is great...200 plus episodes 20 to 30 minutes in length. Philosophize This is a good one too. So many podcasts and so little time.
'how i built this' w/ guy raz, 'the run pod' w/ jenni falconer, 'fresh air' with terri gross and 'radio cherry bombe' w/ kerry diamond are my go-tos!
How could I have forgotten "How I Built This"? That's a fantastic one. Will have to check out your other suggestions too. 😊
yay! happy running today!
American Scandal, Sports Wars, and my favorite is Small Town Murder! 😂
Thanks for the recommendations, Chandra! Especially "Small Town Murder" -- definitely going to check it out.
If you like comedy and true crime: Small Town Murder, and Crime in Sports (both hosted by the same guys, and they're hilarious)
If you like Running Podcasts: Ten Junk Miles, and Run, Selfie, Repeat by Kelly Roberts.
If you like random chatterings and comedy: the Rooster Teeth Podcast, and the Off Topic Podcast :)
Love all of these!
Great suggestions, Haley! I'm definitely going to check out the Rooster Teeth podcast -- the title alone makes it sound great.
2 of my favorites! Going to see them live here in Sacramento. So excited! 😂
I don't listen to anything when I am an obsessive when it comes to podcasts.
These are GREAT running podcasts:
- For the Long Run
- Rabbit & the Hare
- Science of Ultrarunning
Non running podcasts that I LOVE:
- Anthropocene Reviewed (incredible writing)
- Radiolab (more science than this American Life)
- This American Life (more investigative journalism, storytelling)
- Every Little Thing (pick one obscure topic/question like Flamingos and dive super deep)
- Work Life with Adam Grant (feels like a TED talk every time)
- The Pitch (very similar to Shark Tank but much more raw)
- 99% Invisible (obscure/unseen truths, people, designs that helped shape our world and their history)
Great list, Ben! (And very varied -- you are clearly a Renaissance man!) My wife has turned me on to Adam Grant lately too, he's fascinating -- he also did an interview recently with Dax Sheperd that's really good, if you listen to his podcast.
I’m a huge fan of running to podcasts! Reply All (nonfiction about the internet) and Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me (NPR comedy news quiz) are my favorites, but they’re funny so there’s the risk of laughing while you’re running and ruining your breathing pattern. The Moth (true stories) is also a good pick for long runs because they have hour-long episodes of very compelling stories. Gimlet Media has produced a few binge-worthy shows like Sandra, Crimetown, and Homecoming that are scripted and all-around fantastic.
I'm a huge fan of Gimlet's podcasts too -- "Startup" was one of the first I listened to, and couldn't get enough. Even when they didn't focus on Gimlet and focused on other companies, it was still fascinating. I hear you on laughing while running too 😊. I'll definitely have to check out "The Moth."
With you all the way👍 Pretty much anything on NPR.
I listen to the TED Radio Hour or Another Mother Runner most of the time when I’m running outside. On the Treadmill, I like to watch something because I get so damn bored running in place! Right now, I’m into Apple’s original series, Servant.
I tend to be a little clumsy and I am afraid if I listen to podcasts on the run I might not be as observant of the terrain on which I am running. Music works for me on the run. I sometimes listen to podcasts when I am driving and I really like Jillian Michaels' and Coach Jenny Hadfield's podcasts.
I don't listen to anything while running, except if I'm out of town and running on a hotel treadmill. If I did listen to podcasts while running, I would recommend for those who have a more religious outlook, "The Bad Christian Podcast".
Swindled!!
That looks really interesting -- I'll definitely check it out!
It’ll take a minute to adjust to the hosts’s delivery style but if you listen closely he has a really funny deadpan humor.
Armchair Expert with Dax Sheperd, To Live in Die in LA, Serial, The Ballad of Billy Balls, Off Camera with Sam Jones, Life is Short with Justin Long
Dax Sheperd is the best, isn't he? Two of my favorites recently are his interviews with Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus -- the stories that come out in little unexpected moments on his podcast are the best.
I enjoyed To Live and Die in LA, Serial, and The Ballad of Billy Balls too.
right now I"m listening to a book. I'm a huge reader. but I also love currently reading, the POPCAST, One Bad Mother, pop culture happy hour, Allison Rosen is your New Best Friend.
I'll have to give the Pop Culture Happy Hour a listen -- that one looks really great. What do kinds of audiobooks do you find work well for running -- fiction or nonfiction? (Are intricate stories too hard to follow when you're doing something else like running, I mean.)
I LOVE listening to books when I run! Except during an actual race, then its music to keep my pace up. But when training all I listen to is books, I find it helps pass the time, and makes it easier to run because it gives my mind something to do besides think about how tired I am or how cold it is, etc. And if its a really good book I can't wait to get up and run just so I can listen to it! Some of my recent favorites are; The Dutch House by Ann Patchett, The Music Shop by Rachel Joyce, Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce, Early Riser by Jasper Fforde, Good Omens by Neil Gaiman, I also like almost anything by Haruki Murakami, David Mitchell, and Claire North. Anybody else like these books? If you do, please share other books you've enjoyed with me, I'm always looking for a good one!
Clive Cussler books are one of the best to listen to while running. The prolongs are a bit tedious, but are necessary to set up the story and then it is full speed from then on! Log into Overdrive from your local library and they are all free.
Great idea! Is Overdrive an app you can get for your phone? (We use a similar one called Libby for borrowing library e-books.)
That sounds like an amazing list, Melanie! One I've heard is amazing (but haven't listened to myself yet) is Claire Danes's reading of "The Odyssey," which I think you can get on Audible.com. Another I've loved is David McCullough's reading of his book "The Wright Brothers" -- I just love his voice.
I can only listen to non fiction, mostly memoir or self help. for some reason I can't follow a fiction story but never in a race like Melanie. for a race I make a playlist with all my favorite songs for the length of time that I expect to finish so if my playlist ends before the race is done then I went slower :)
Usually I am strictly a music gal, but I have been getting into serial killer podcasts. My boyfriend thinks I'm nuts but I love them. I am currently listening to My Favorite Murder and the ladies are hilarious. I also love a horror movie critic podcast called We'll See You in Hell which I also love because I love horror movies as well!
Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History; History of Rome; Revolutions; Tom Woods; Patriot Lessons American History and Civics
I listen to music but ready to change to pod cast
Trail runner nation, love those guys!
Lindsey Hein's "I'll Have Another"....she has recently featured a lot of the women who have qualified for the Marathon Olympic Trials. Love hearing what they did to get that qualifying time, very inspiring stories
1-Family Secrets with Dani Shapiro is a fav!
2-❤️4 Things with Amy Brown.
3-The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey
I’ve really enjoyed seeing what everyone listens to! I’ll definitely have to add some new podcasts to my rotation! Thanks for sharing!
While running, I only listen to music, or nothing at all when I’m somewhere scenic. I enjoy podcasts when I’m driving and doing house chores. My most frequent go-to’s are Dan Carlin’s Hard Core History (history), the Bible Project (theology), and The World and Everything In It (current events/news). I sometimes listen to Mike Rowe’s “The Way I Heard It” and just started listening to Disney’s For Scores, which interviews the composers of their various soundtracks and gives a behind the scenes perspective on how film scores are made.
As for my music, I enjoy upbeat songs with a strong rhythm. While running, I like to imagine myself choreographing a dance battle or putting myself into the story of the music. It’s a little silly (especially since I have very little dance experience and no experience with choreography!) but it’s the mental trick I use to make my boring treadmill runs and long runs more enjoyable. Another trick. I only listen to my running music when I’m running, and if I start skipping a song I’ll take it out of the playlist and exchange it for another.
I’m always on the search for new songs to add to my collection. I’m going to try to share a link to my Spotify running playlist, for anyone’s who’s interested, and likewise I’d be interested to learn what music others run to.
Have a great weekend everyone and happy trails! (Real and metaphorical)
https://open.spotify.com/user/elizabethw101/playlist/4AxlOch8lv9FGBv18v83bv?si=0tyTjXIkSoSa6O49zj2rzg
Thanks so much for sharing your playlist, Colleen! Definitely adding it to my Spotify. 😀
My Brother, My Brother, and Me, Sawbones, and The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week are my favorites although I generally listen to audiobooks.
This American Life is always good and has funny or serious topics to choose from, huge library of podcasts, all of the Serials, S-Town is amazing, Dr. Death, Armchair expert with Dax Shepard..... going to check out some from this list as well.
I just Googled "Dr. Death podcast" and it looks fascinating. (If a tad creepy-scary!) I absolutely loved "S-Town" too.
Dr. Death is fascinating, infuriating and a little scary at the same time because of the extent to which this con-man was able to work and hurt so many people. I found it riveting.
I have several favorites, The Morning Shakeout with Mario Fraioli, Strength running podcast with Jason Fitzgerald, Marathon Training Academy, Running 4 Real, Run to the Top....there is a definite theme here :-)
There is! I'm a big fan of Mario Fraioli's podcast too. Have you listened to Rich Roll's?
I have, most of his are really long though!
If I am on the treadmill I listen to a couple of different podcasts. I listen to one my pastor puts out called MOOR of the Word, and I listen to a couple of Arkansas Razorback sports podcasts. If I'm running outside I listen to contemporary Christian music.
I generally only run with music. Music makes me motivated to run and helps me set a pace. I'm generally too distracted to listen to podcasts, but I am open to suggestions. If something is completely fascinating and exciting, I am open to listening.
My all-time favorite podcast is "S Town," by the folks at NPR who also made "Serial." (Which is also a must-listen, especially the 1st season, if you haven't heard it.)
I’m a Project Management Professional (PMP), so I often listen to educational podcasts to get my required PDUs. Otherwise, it’s only music for me.
This one is me being interviewed about my book. https://castbox.fm/episode/37%3A-Implementing-Change-Through-Project-Management-id1470855-id167570894
I'll have to check it out! Thanks for sharing 😊
If anyone knows about any history podcasts please share- would love to study and run!
Wow! Thank you all so much!
Hi Mandy! The British History Podcast is an excellent one, as is Mike Duncan's "The History of Rome." And "Stuff You Missed in History Class" is excellent too. 😊
History Unplugged and Stuff You Missed in History Class. Just listened to one on Alice Roosevelt. Loved it!
Dan Carlin's Hardcore History, Stuff You Missed In History Class, Tides of History, This Day in History Class, History Unplugged Podcast, Gone, Dictators, American History Tellers. They are all great and very interesting.
Ten Junk Miles is my favorite, NPR Wait Wait don’t tell me , MTA, Lindsay Hein podcast , Ultra running pod cast there are a few that I will listen to , Trail runner nation
BTW on the treadmill I watch dating reality shows. I hate reality shows otherwise but for some reason they are hella fun on the 'mill. Right now my fave is Love is Blind.
A question for all somewhat off the topic...
What do you listen podcasts/music on?
Bluetooth headphones like Dr Drews... what do people
think of there Apple I Pods???
I use Aftershokz. Love them
I saw a few people mention How I Built This. I just started listening to an episode. Started with the Chicken Salad Chick episode. I love it! Thanks for the recommendation 🙏🏽❤️
I’m more of a music person myself. I have listen to some sermons! I get lots of gratitude for running. I’m not sure if I could listen to Podcasts I could give it a try. I have read your posts. Thank you for sharing. I will look into those.
Terrell just curious how much do you run on the tread? I recently joined a gym, we moved to a small town. I’ve had to make adjustments, I have not ran long distance on a treadmill. Have a great night peeps.
Last year I trained for a marathon and right now I'm training for a half-marathon. I live in Maine so the long miles in the cold, dark winter make podcast listening an essential piece of training. With that said, check out my new podcast My Fame Explained. A podcast with people you've heard of and how they became famous. Search for it wherever you get your podcasts (https://link.chtbl.com/QJJlX8U2) or here: myfameexplained.com
Oooh, that sounds fascinating! I’ll have to check it out