Episodes
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Oct. 5, 2025
Ep. 4: Iain Turner on The Joy of Going Long
It's not something everyone can relate to, but there's something about putting in the miles that clears the mind. It brings joy at times of distress. For most, running 100 miles seems like torture, but for Iain Turner, it brings peace.In episode 4 of Through Their Stride, Iain and I talk about the emotional benefit he gets from ultras, what he's experienced over multiple 100Ks and 100 mile races, and his goals of running all of the major 100- races.This series combines sit-down interviews wit...
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Oct. 5, 2025
Ep. 3: Cody Carnett on the Spiritual Magic of Running
In the third episode of Through Their Stride, I went on a run with Cody Carnett, and broke down the unquantifiable magic of running with others, the benefit of sometimes running with no watch or tracker, and ultramarathons.This series combines sit-down interviews with real running footage of each guest — filmed at their favorite spot. Drop a comment with your favorite moment or a Texas Hill Country runner you think should be featured next!Subscribe and join the journey — one stride at a time. M...
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Oct. 5, 2025
Ep. 2: Brent Burgess on How a Marathon Build Saved His Life
In Episode 2 of Through Their Stride, I run with Brent Burgess, a local runner and singer whose story proves just how life-changing running can be. After a painful divorce, Brent found purpose and healing through training for the 2023 Austin Marathon, a journey we shared together. He opens up about how running helped him rebuild, why it became a lifeline in one of his darkest seasons, and the surprising ways it continues to spark creativity in his music.Hear Brent Ryan's music here: https://open...
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Aug. 9, 2025
Ep. 1: Kaleb Dale on Running 2:47:50 in Boston & Building a Community
In the first episode of Through Their Stride, I tag along with Kaleb Dale — a Texas Hill Country runner who clocked a blazing 2:47:50 at the 2025 Boston Marathon. But Kaleb is more than just fast. He's a connector, a community builder in the running space, and follows just about everyone who runs in town on Strava (which he calls "the real social media"). We talk about: His Boston experience The evolution of his running journey Why running with people is so important, especially early on Th...