Podcast appearances and mentions of frank meza

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Hi there, Article Clubbers! This month, we're reading and discussing “Going the Distance,” by journalist Gordy Megroz. It's a great article that explores the relationship between marathon runners who break the rules and independent investigators eager to catch them cheating.Last week, I got the chance to talk with Mr. Megroz and ask him some of our questions. He was generous and thoughtful — and shared some extra details about Derek Murphy and Frank Meza not included in his piece. Please take a listen!Note: There are spoilers, so you may want to read the article first before listening.After listening to the interview, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments. Did anything surprise you or change your ideas about the article?There's still time to join this month's discussion. Read this first, then sign up!Coming up at Article ClubSunday 8/30: We'll discuss the article via Zoom — 2-3 pm or 4-5 pm PT. There's still time to sign up!Article Club is a newish experiment in community reading. We read and discuss one outstanding article or book chapter every month. We invite the author to join our conversation, too. If you're interested, sign up and check us out! Article Club is part of The Highlighter, a weekly newsletter featuring the best articles on race, education, and culture. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit articleclub.substack.com/subscribe

Join Scotty and Derek (the "Marathon Investigator") Murphy for a long one one one conversation about all things new in the cheating world, the aftermath of the Frank Meza story and the new Sean Blanton story.   This episode if brought to you by our friends at Fitsok.  Listen for a discount code.  Learn more about them here: https://www.fitsok.com Website: http://www.tenjunkmiles.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tenjunkmiles Twitter: https://twitter.com/tenjunkmiles Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tenjunkmiles/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TenJunkMiles/

President Trump on Tuesday handed out a slew of pardons and commutations ranging from former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich to former San Francisco 49ers owner Edwards DeBartolo. Specifically with the former governor, he was sentenced to 14 years for corruption charges including trying to sell an appointment to Barack Obama's old senate seat in exchange for campaign contributions. He served a little over half of his sentence and Trump said he had been treated very unfairly. Brett Samuels, White House reporter at The Hill, joins us for more. Next, we talk about a man named Derek Murphy who has an unusual hobby. He exposes cheaters in marathons and other endurance races. He runs a website called MarathonInvestigations.com and uses a variety of techniques to root out those that have cheated. One such runner that he outed was Frank Meza, 70 year-old doctor who got caught cheating in the Los Angeles Marathon last year. Unfortunately, Meza later killed himself after he was exposed because he could no longer stand the scrutiny. Derek Murphy says he was not targeting Meza just that he wanted to maintain the integrity of the sport. Still his website is filled with many instances of others cheating the system. Gordy Megroz, contributor to Wired, joins us for more on the man that catches marathon cheaters. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

How mindful are we when it comes to the things you are saying? Not just to the people in front of you, but online as well? We have a very meaningful departure from our usual topics today, and instead, we wanted to focus on a topic that’s becoming more and more prevalent...cyber-bullying. Carrots own Joaquin Ortiz shares his story of family member and legendary marathon runner, Dr. Frank Meza, who was recently impacted by cyber-bullying. Listen in to learn how we can play our own parts in being more mindful.

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We play a little catch up to open the show. At (10:16) we are joined by the founder of Run Hope Work, Jose Ortiz. At (10:46) we get a quick local geography lesson, and then Jose tells us about how Run Hope Work works. At (14:55) Jose tells us about how he got his start with running, how it changed his life, and the epiphany that he had on a run that inspired him to use running to help other people. At (18:45) we learn more about Run Hope Work and whose life is it. At (27:05) we talk about Keonte Haynesworth, a young man who was trying to improve his life through the program whose life was recently tragically cut short. At (31:00) Jose talks about his past and the harsh environment that he escaped. We are back at (36:20) to wrap up the interview. At (37:44) we have an update on the US marathon Olympic Trials, including a guy Farleys age who is running in the race. Then at (41:06) we talk about the US track and field championships that took place in Des Moines, Iowa last weekend, and touch on a few of the pace the nation performances. At (44:51) we visit a topic that we have not touched in a while, a Docs Running update. Docs is actually running, he was suckered into running a leg in a relay race and might be that running guy in his neighborhood. At (51:30) we talk about a the late Frank Meza whose body was found after multiple accusations of marathon cheating and cyber bullying. At (1:01:18) we close out letting our listeners finally find out how the womens world cup turned out and at (1:03:22) Farley talks about an Olympic dad bod.

Strange & Scary Mysteries of the Month - July 2019 Strange and Scary Mysteries of the Month is a compilation of the weird, disturbing and downright baffling stories currently happening in our world. From UFOs to serial killers, ancient sites, mysterious creatures and even ghosts – these are the strange & Scary Mysteries for July 2019. 5. Dr. Frank Meza For 70-year old, Dr. Frank Meza, the Los Angeles Marathon was a way to indulge his true passion - running. Meza began running when he was 14 years old, competing at the Los Angeles Cathedral High School. So recently, On the day of the LA marathon, it was no surprise to his family he would finish in the top of his age group. 4. Woman sees the afterlife What does it feel like to die? For Tina Hines of Phoenix, Arizona, she’s one of few who can say she did and then somehow miraculously was brought back to life. A moment in time, that she says changed her outlook on life and is something she will never forget. 3. Mackenzie Lueck It was June 17th when 23 yr old MacKenzie Lueck called for a Lyft ride from Salt Lake City’s International Airport. She had just arrived from Los Angeles, after attending her grandmother’s funeral. Her family said she texted them at 1:35 A.M, saying that she had landed. 2. Ireland’s Youngest Killers 14-year old, Ana Kriegel left her home in Lucan Irland, a suburb of Dublin on May 14, 2018. Her dad Patrick, was relaxing outside when he heard the doorbell ring, It was a boy who had come looking for Ana. Her father told his daughter that the boy was at the door and She looked confused. She knew him, but they weren’t friends so it was strange. Still, she went down and spoke with him. 1. Mysterious Deaths in the Dominican Republic Known for its tropical weather and inviting beaches, the Dominican Republic is a great destination for anyone looking to vacation. In fact, over the past 5 years, approximately 30 million tourists have visited the country – many are Americans looking for some sunshine and relaxtion.

What would inspire someone to cheat during a marathon? And what happens when their misdeeds are exposed on the internet?  A 70-year old runner in California finished this years' Los Angeles Marathon with a time of 2 hours and 53 mins - setting a new world record. However, it was a title he wouldn't keep for long. Nearly two month later, he was disqualified for cheating. But that is just where this story begins.  Join Niki Reitmayer now to hear the odd, woeful, and cautionary tale of a man named Frank.

The death of Frank Meza, the 70-year-old disqualified marathon runner was ruled a suicide as a result of blunt force traumatic injuries. It made headlines across all of North America this past week, but it's not the first time we've heard a story like this. Marathon cheaters have become an increasing problem for event organisers, but marathon investigator Derek Murphy is exposing the cheaters. Derek sat down with This is Why host Niki Reitmayer. If you enjoy the This is Why podcast, please take a minute to rate it on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts, tell us what you think and please tell a friend about the show. Twitter: @thisiswhy Email: thisiswhy@curiouscast.ca

Evan Jager joined us (67:27) on the podcast to talk the big injury that sidelines him at the end of 2018 and confused him for most of 2019.  Will he be ready for USAs in 3 weeks? How does he survive 3 hours of PT a day? We start the podcast with Employee 1.1 joining us to talk about the 50th Peachtree Road Race and $200,000 in bonuses, and the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials course. Then we talked about the sad death of Frank Meza (13:47), Bernard Lagat running 2:12 in the marathon and his Olympic chances (25:07), Lausanne and Noah Lyles running 19.50 (31:37), US stars at the Sunset Tour meet (45:25), whether Kate Grace is a medal threat at 800 (51:37), a preview of the Monaco Herculis Diamond League meet (56:37), and the Women's World Cup (63:27), before Evan Jager joined us for his big talk (67:27). To be on the podcast email us at podcast@letsrun.com or call 844-LETSRUN option 7 to leave a message.

Tittle talks about Frank Meza, the accused for cheating marathon runner being found dead, Rick shares his feelings on Joe Pavelski to the Dallas Stars, is joined by SC Warriors pxp voice, Kevin Danna, and discusses Damon Jones comment on Steph Curry having something to prove. 

This week we give awards to the Golden State Warriors, James Dolan, the US Women's National Soccer Team, Alex Morgan, the NY Yankees and more!

Tittle talks about Frank Meza, the accused for cheating marathon runner being found dead, Rick shares his feelings on Joe Pavelski to the Dallas Stars, is joined by SC Warriors pxp voice, Kevin Danna, and discusses Damon Jones comment on Steph Curry having something to prove. 

Scott Van Pelt on Dr. Frank Meza being disqualified in the L.A. Marathon.

Burning Tree, a great Tampa Bay, Florida area band, drops by the stdio as Wicasta guest hosts Dawn Lawrence's weekly show "Backstory". Visit the podcast home page at http://www.wicasta.com/indie-frontline-podcasts/