Today’s guest is someone that I’ve been following on Twitter for a while now and his tweets were evidence that I had to invite him on the show.
He recently traveled to Alaska to run a race which brings him one step closer to running in all 50 states.
I am looking forward to going a few easy miles with Eddie Robbins and hear all about his running adventures across the United States.
Eddie Robbins
My guest today is a lady that loves to combine running and traveling.
She is well on her way to reaching her goal of running a half marathon in every state and has also raced quite a bit outside of the country as well.
I am looking forward to going a few easy miles with Corinne Milligan as we talk race-cations along with a whole lot more!
Corinne Milligan
My guest today has set a big goal to run a marathon in each of the Canadian provinces and territories along with every state here in the U.S.
Derek Boutang
Two years ago he completed his audacious goal and picked up a lot of travel tips and tricks along the way.
Derek Boutang and I will go a few easy miles as he shares the ups and downs of his running journey.
Tom Leddy is someone that I can learn quite a bit from in my pursuit of some of my bigger running (and non-running) goals.
Tom Leddy
Tom got into running in one of the most unique ways I’ve ever heard: to impress his boss!
Tom’s boss was a runner, and he was invited to join the boss for a few miles at lunchtime. Tom accepted, and it didn’t take long for him to feel worn out. But he stuck with it, and soon he was hooked.
Tom has some big goals in terms of running and racing, including running a half in all 50 states and running a marathon on each continent. Read more
On today’s episode of the podcast, I’m chatting with Paul Stroessner.
Paul Stroessner aka The Rhode Runner
Paul and I have a similar goal, to travel around the United States and run races in each state. Paul’s goal is definitely more noble than mine, however, in that he is looking to run each of his races to benefit a different charity.
Back in his younger days, Paul ran in school and was the captain of his cross country team in high school. But after that, life got hectic and eventually he hadn’t run in 20+ years before getting back to the sport a few years ago.
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And since coming back to the sport, he’s fallen back in love with running and the different vibe surrounded races now that they aren’t the competitive events that he remembers from his high school days.