Podcasts about running down a dream

Running. You might say it's like walking but faster... Now imagine running for 26.2 miles! That would be a marathon, right? Sure. Now double it. 52.4 miles!? That would qualify as an ultramarathon! But we're not stopping there. Special guest, Cabe Waldrop, tells us a little story about a man named Gordy Ainsleigh who ran 100 miles (in a race for HORSES) to see what the human body, some buttermilk, and a little gumption could do. We're talking about the FIRST ULTRAMARATHON! Plus, the Mouthgarf Report and I See What You Did There! Sources: https://ultrarunninghistory.com/gordy-ainsleigh-run/https://www.therunningmate.run/history-ultra-running/Please give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts! Want to ask us a question? Talk to us! Email debutbuddies@gmail.comListen to Kelly and Chelsea's awesome horror movie podcast, Never Show the Monster.Get some sci-fi from Spaceboy Books.Get down with Michael J. O'Connor's music!Next time: First David Lynch Film

The official start of AFC week on the podcast as we take a look at the AFC North and yes it happened again for the first time this season.........Delirious and nodding off at the most inopportune times after a long day at work!!!! #SMH

Send us a textOur story isn't just about running; it's about life's unexpected plans and the power of love and connection. Through a surprise reunion with friends and a meaningful race experience, we delve into the importance of shared experiences and personal growth. Reflections on a transformative weekend and the joy found in unexpected support from loved ones remind us of the broader design of life's journey. As we set new goals, we invite you to connect, share ideas, and find inspiration in the bonds that support and uplift us all.Please be sure to checkout our website for previous episodes, our psych-approved resource page, and connect with us on social media! All this and more at www.thelylaspodcast.com

Lion's 1-0. The diaper games are NOT done. Overtime thriller and there's one thing that Monty hates more than defensive players and that's OVERTIME. The lions win it again over Stafford, 26-20. Monty running mad out there, nearly broke out several times on that drive. We'll talk about all that in depth in this episode, then talk week 1 in the NFL, then finish with closing time. Vote for BAMS Player of the Week on Spotify! See you next episode for Lions/Bucs preview! Thank you Shareholders. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelionssharepodcast/support

Live from the Vikings TCO Performance Center in Eagan, Minn., Chris gets a chance to sit down and chat with Minnesota Vikings running back Alexander Mattison. They talk about the grind of the season and what it's like to take care of your body as an NFL player, living in the Midwest after growing up in Southern California, including how "Minnesota Nice" is definitely a real thing. Alexander also shares about why his I Am Gifted Foundation is so important to him, plus why he decided to open up and share publicly about some of the hateful message that end up in his social media DMs. 

My oh my it's been a minute since I've been around here but I am so stoked to be back!! This episode of Getting Stoned contains a piece by Mr. Kurt Vonnegut titled, Obscenity, and I cover Tom Petty's song, Running Down A Dream. As always, I am ever grateful to those who take the time to listen. Peace, Love, and Rock & Roll, Stone --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stonepetoskey/message

Kenmore East Cross Country and Track and Field Coach Tim Metivier shares his stories from running Cross Country and Track and Field in high school and college, then returning to his alma mater and coaching at Kenmore East.

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Episode 26 of the Power Trends podcast delivers a change of pace for our listeners. In this episode, NYISO market mitigation economist Michelle Merlis discusses her long and challenging path to becoming a world-class trail runner. While Michelle's early years found her on the basketball court, she discovered her passion for competitive running while earning a master's degree in agricultural economics at Purdue University. After graduating from Purdue in 2012, she moved to the Capital Region and joined the Albany Running Exchange. After completing more than two dozen races and covering hundreds of trail miles, she accomplished something she never thought was possible.“How I found myself here is both simple and wildly complex… it was the culmination of years of hard work and consistent progress…” In April 2022, Michelle ran and won the women's division of the Breakneck Point Trail Marathon which secured her a spot on the U.S. National Team at the World Mountain & Trail Running Championships in Thailand.  Keep pace with Michelle's remarkable journey by listening to the latest episode of the Power Trends podcast.Learn More Follow us on Twitter @NewYorkISO and LinkedIn @NYISO Read our blogs and watch our videos Check out our 2040 grid page

GUEST: J Jackson of Apologetix | INTERVIEW WITH A WORLD FAMEOUS PARODY MAN. J Jackson and his band, Apologetix, are known throughout the world for their energetic concerts and hundreds of awesome parodies that masterfully approximate the musicianship of some of the most popular songs. Tonight we have a great, meaningful conversation with J about the the stories that inspired these hit songs: "Running Down the Drain" (parody of "Running Down A Dream" by Tom Petty) "God Can Do" (parody of "Katmandu" by Bob Seger) "Can't Let the Crowd in My Head" (parody of "Can't Get It Out of My Head" by ELO) "Parrseverance" (parody of "St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)" by John Parr) "Strive" (parody of "Drive" by The Cars) "Don't Scoff" (parody of "Don't Stop" by Fleetwood Mac) OTHER EPISODES WITH J JACKSON EPISODE 150: THE MAN BEHIND THE MUSIC: Unplugged Interview with J Jackson of Apologetix LISTEN NOW! SHARE! SUBSCRIBE TO "ONE OF THE BEST PODCASTS"! (Spotify) BROUGHT TO YOU BY Image Trinity (Mass Impact). We are families united in seeking, proclaiming, living, and building the Kingdom. Over the past years hundreds have been blessed by a "family roadmap." We've been united in gathering in our respective homes on a weekly basis to talk and pray using a fun, meaningful "Live IT Gathering Guide" based upon subsequent Sunday readings. Get your free LIT Guide at ILoveMyFamily.us or the app at MassImpact.us/APP. IF YOU'RE A CHRISTIAN MAN interested in missioned friendships, marked by the hearts of men united in striving to build the Kingdom GO: Pentecost365.us. PARTNER WITH THIS MOVEMENT at MassImpact.us/PARTNER. Belief & Beverages Nights are special evenings for our monthly partners and substantial benefactors. SUPPORT CHRISTIAN BUSINESSES and leaders committed to professional excellence and building the Kingdom. GO: MassImpact.us/KINGDOM --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/igniteradiolive/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/igniteradiolive/support

In my latest podcast episode, I answer listener questions plus talk about the guitar part in "Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes" by Paul Simon. 

Dave's journey to Music as a career wasn't a conventional one, as he was actively encouraged not to do a degree in Music, so he specialised in Maths and Physics at University instead. However, due to the amazing inspiration of his Music teachers at school, plus constantly gigging throughout his time at uni, he chose to study a PGCE in Music education.Dave is now Head of Visual & Performing Arts at The Bourne Academy, a school based in one of the top 10 most deprived areas in the UK. When he initially started, he was the only music teacher and there were only 8 students taking music as a core subject. Fast forward to the present day and his department is one of the most successful in the school, with the highest grades for GCSE and A Level in 2022.We cover so much throughout the episode. Dave talks about how giving students the best possible experience on stage through detailed set up and proper equipment raises the aspirations of each individual as a whole, how he, alongside a dynamic team of teachers and musicians have turned the department into a creative hub within the school, where in Year 9 alone, there are now 55 students taking music as a core subject!He also talks about the importance of being a practicing, performing musician in order to be the best possible teacher so that the young people are inspired, which is why Dave goes to incredible lengths to make sure he is regularly able to go on tour with "Ian Prowse and Amsterdam."All this and SO much more!Intro/Outro Music: "Battle" by Ian ProwseMiddle Track: Live performance of "Running Down A Dream" by Tom Petty by Year 13 students at The Bourne Academy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Friend" of the show, Cole Bohannon returns to Putting You Over to break down his most recent match and what he has in store for the wrestling world. https://twitter.com/ColeBohannon38 https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/colebohannon SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE Be a Friend, Tell a Friend. If you like Putting You Over and want to catch it LIVE, please check me out at: https://www.twitch.tv/PuttingYouOver Join the Putting You Over Discord at https://www.discord.io/puttingyouover You can also catch us at https://www.twitter.com/PuttingUOver You can also catch my writings at https://www.wrestlingnewsworld.com Music by: in6chunx: https://www.twitch.tv/in6chunx https://soundcloud.com/in6chunx --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kyle and Steve sit down with Randy Newberg and talk sheep, hunting, conservation and what makes Randy tick.  Randy is a straight shooter and we dive into a whole number of issues that are impacting hunters and wildlife.  As always, Randy provides a candid insightful perspective on many of the things affecting the modern hunter. We dive into Randy's upbringing and where his love for the outdoors came from. Randy is the voice of the public land hunter in America .  He discusses his decades of chasing all species across public lands has provided both experience and perspective that has allowed Randy to become the leading advocate for the self-guided hunter; hunters dependent upon public lands for hunting access. Check out Randy's TV shows, Fresh Tracks and On Your Own Adventures, as well as his the long-standing Hunt Talk web forum. Now added to those platforms is the Hunt Talk Podcast where you get Randy Newberg, unfiltered. Randy continues to advocate for hunters and public access while representing hunters in Congress and state legislatures.  On this episode he dives into where he serves on many hunting and conservation groups.  We sure appreciate Randy's voice for wild sheep.

Kyle and Steve sit down with Randy Newberg and talk sheep, hunting, conservation and what makes Randy tick.  Randy is a straight shooter and we dive into a whole number of issues that are impacting hunters and wildlife.  As always, Randy provides a candid insightful perspective on many of the things affecting the modern hunter. We dive into Randy's upbringing and where his love for the outdoors came from. Randy is the voice of the public land hunter in America .  He discusses his decades of chasing all species across public lands has provided both experience and perspective that has allowed Randy to become the leading advocate for the self-guided hunter; hunters dependent upon public lands for hunting access. Check out Randy's TV shows, Fresh Tracks and On Your Own Adventures, as well as his the long-standing Hunt Talk web forum. Now added to those platforms is the Hunt Talk Podcast where you get Randy Newberg, unfiltered. Randy continues to advocate for hunters and public access while representing hunters in Congress and state legislatures.  On this episode he dives into where he serves on many hunting and conservation groups.  We sure appreciate Randy's voice for wild sheep.

Kourtney shares an update on her home run goal, as well as her plan for 2022.  She also shares some sad news from her last marathon training run.  The Turners will discuss the kinda, sorta, not really Tom Brady retirement news.  They'll also give their Super Bowl final score predictions.

Hey DASHERS!! It's a Cody update episode! This week we find out what goal Cody was hoping to accomplish while trotting. He will take us through his traditional updates around novels, journaling, social media hiatus. We race into his accomplished goal and what went into accomplishing it. He literally dashed to accomplish his goal. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Danielle Durbin is an educator, an endurance athlete, an Ironman, and is pursuing a PhD! We discuss all that and more on this episode of Among Other Things. If you like hearing interesting conversations with interesting people, please subscribe and leave us a review. Thanks!

They're the most popular episodes on The Bridge: the weekly songfest that drops the needle on the universal language, music. Heyang starts the show with a powerful song by Tan Weiwe that focuses on domestic violence called "Xiao Juan" from 2020. In a major switching of gears, John loads up "Running Down A Dream" from the late, great Tom Petty. From there you'll hear music and more from Linkin Park, Blue Swede, J-Lo, Pink and Chicago.

Emily is an avid runner from the great state of Illinois and today she joins us on Trail Tales ARP to talk about her running journey! We even get a bit of dog talk in as Emily has a K9 pal named Bark Ruffalo. Enjoy the Show! Emilyanne Saldaña-Fitzgerald (@emily.running.down.a.dream) • Instagram photos and videos Genoa-Kingston Run Club (@gk_runclub) • Instagram photos and videos --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trailtalesarp/message

A chat with award winning blues artist and The Voice finalist Laith Al-Saadi as well as fans Jaime, Jane, Ron, Sylvia, Jerry, Jodi, Gale, Tobi, and Greg. The fans share their stories of discovering Laith through The Voice and local performances in Ann Arbor. We discuss our amazement at Laith’s riff weaving abilities by layering songs within songs. We chat about the influence of the Beatles. And Laith shares the story of meeting his guitar hero, Joe Walsh  Becoming a fan of Laith Al-SaadiRon and Sylvia became instant fans of Laith after hearing him perform on The Voice. They collected all of the performances that were recorded and available on iTunes. In fact, they are such devoted fans that their sons call them Laith Al-Saadi groupies. They met Laith at a show in Indianapolis and have seen him a total of seven times including a drive-in show at the Macomb Center for the Performing Arts this past July. They have also seen him up close at the City Winery in Chicago. Laith loves those venues as they are great listening rooms.Sylvia and Ron would love to see the YouTube video of Laith’s blind audition on the show. Sadly, the show only keeps the videos up for a couple of years. If anyone from The Voice is listening, how about releasing the videos of past performances for fans to enjoy at any time?Jane and her husband met Laith back around 2008 when he was growing out his most awesome beard. They became fans not only of his music, but of Laith himself. Jane shared how kind and friendly Laith has been over the years. Jane and her husband would see Laith as often as they could at the local venues in Ann Arbor. Laith even played at Jane’s daughter’s wedding drawing folks from a couple other weddings being held at the same venue.Weaving Riffs and Tower RecordsJerry and Jodi caught Laith in Summerville a few years ago. While there are many things they love about Laith, one thing that stands out is his ability to interject a medley of other songs while playing another. When Jerry and Jodi saw Laith, he threw in a piece of “La Villa Strangiato'' by Rush as part of a cover of Tom Petty’s “Running Down A Dream”. Jerry admits he and Jodi aren’t always on the same musical page, but they agree on the phenomenal performances of Laith Al-Saadi.Laith shared that he is a huge Rush fan having seen them 17 times. He had a fanboy moment during a meet and greet with Rush during their R40 tour. This led us into reminiscing about waiting in line for tickets or album releases at Tower Records.The Beatles and Laith’s Journey into GuitarLaith’s journey into guitar began with wanting to sing along with his friends playing Beatles music. The portability of the guitar offered a way to sit around with friends and play the music they love. Starting out with a blue Magnum Explorer copy and a Yamaha Budokan amp, Laith called up his buddy on the phone and jammed. He couldn’t play a lick back then, but he sure can now.Laith’s affinity for stringed instruments took off at Community High in Ann Arbor, where he excelled in bass guitar. After a couple of years at Western he transferred to the University of Michigan where he double majored in bass and guitar. At Michigan, Laith played in the big band studying under Paul Keller. He also had the opportunity to study with greats such as Rufus Reed, Edgar Meyer, and the legendary Ray Brown.Photographic MemoriesJaime is astounded with Laith’s ability to remember each meeting with fans including where and when. She asked Laith if he has a photographic memory? Laith laughs saying that he isn’t sure it is actually photographic, he does have a great memory for music. He can play a song in his head and then translate it on the guitar. As Laith relates, songs are the short stories of music.Laith’s Key Influence and Favorite Laith tunesJaime had another question about what one artist has influenced or inspired Laith the most. Since Laith can remember, The Beatles have been a pivotal influence in his life and music. His favorite album is Abbey Road. The message of love resonates with him to this day, particularly “The End”.After sharing a thought about the final chord in the Beatles “The End”, Jerry turned our discussion to what everyone’s favorite Laith song is. A very tough question where the answer evolves over time or changes based on the day you ask. Jerry loves “Complete Disgrace”. It is a tough call for Ron, but he digs “What It Means”. Sylvia was quick with “Should’ve Questioned Her Motivations”. Jaime’s favorite song by Laith is “Gone”.Friday Nights with Laith and more concert memories.Since the beginning of the pandemic, Laith has been livestreaming his Quarantine sessions on Friday nights. Jerry and Jodi haven’t missed one. Ron and Sylvia ironically missed one livestream as they were visiting in Honor, Michigan. This sparked a conversation about the Cherry Hut in Beulah. Laith spent summer vacations as a kid in the area.Talking about the livestreams, the conversation turned to the great show Laith had at Otus Supply which Ron and Sylvia caught on the boardwalk vacationing in Michigan. Thinking back, Sylvia remembered being up front with Laith and his band at Lone Oak Vineyard in Grass Lake, MI. Laith mentioned that he misses playing that venue as it felt just like being in someone’s living room. Jerry was quick to offer up his living room in New Hampshire once all this blows over.Tobi shared that she met Laith at The Write-Off Room in Woodland, CA and then later at the Maui Sugar Mill in Tarzana, CA with Geoff Pearlman on bass. Geoff is a hell of a guitar player as well and is featured on the soundtrack to Echo In The Canyon which documents the music that emerged from Laurel Canyon in the 70’s.The Voice and Joe WalshJaime asked if Laith had made any lasting contacts from his appearance on The Voice. Laith mentioned that he became good friends with Owen Danoff and Ryan Quinn. They shared a love of spicy food and would meet for dinner while sequestered during taping of the show. The security was strict and getting good takeout was a blessing. The highlight of Laith’s experience on The Voice was performing with his guitar hero Joe Walsh. Laith never expected to get as far as he did. However, playing with Joe was a dream come true. He was able to later get on stage with Joe when he played at Pine Knob (ok..DTE Music). According to Laith, Joe is the nicest guy and he was thrilled that he contacted him to play after The Voice.Ringo StarrIt Turns out that Joe Walsh’s wife Marjorie is sisters with Ringo Starr’s wife Barbara Bach. We imagined what holiday dinners are like. We also dreamed about being able to witness Ringo’s All Star Band with Joe, Nils Lofgren, Gregg Rolie, Steve Lukather, Levon Helm, and Jim Keltner. Laith has a new album coming out in 2021 which includes Jim Keltner on drums. Jim mentioned that he loved the last record he worked on with Laith called Real. This prompted Laith to get Jim involved in his latest project. It turns out that Jim and Ringo are good friends. Laith asked Jim while they were in the studio if he would pass along a copy of Real to Ringo. Jim said sure. This means that the kid influenced to become a musician by the Beatles, may have his own music playing in Ringo’s house right now. What a trip.Traveling to see LaithSince we can’t travel right now, we share our dream of where we would like to see Laith play. Tobi wants to see Laith at the new Write-Off Room when it opens. Laith has yet to play there and it sounds like Tobi has connections. Jodi would love to see Laith play in Nashville since they have not yet visited this fine music city. Jerry would keep it local to New Hampshire in his backyard. Ron and Sylvia would love to see Laith at the Ann Arbor Blues Festival or The Blind Pig. Greg gave another shout out for Nashville. Specifically, BB King’s. He would also like to see Laith in his hometown of Coldwater at JT’s. Finally, Jaime would like to see Laith at a campfire anywhere in the U.S.A. However, if she could pick one place it would be to see Laith in New Orleans. As New Orleans inspired the tremendous song “Gone” and other songs from his album, Real. Sounds like a road-trip is in order.Dig into all the intriguing stories, laughs, and much more in this episode of Fans With Bands with Laith Al-Saadi. We hope you enjoy it! Subscribe to Fans With Bands on your favorite podcast service such as Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Audible or Stitcher.  Be sure to rate the show and please send us feedback. We would love to hear from you. Check out Laith Al-Saadi’s musicFollow Laith on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram You can also follow Fans With Bands on Facebook, Twitter, and InstagramFor samplings of music by artists featured on Fans With Bands, drop by our playlist on SpotifySupport the podcast!!

With selections from the 2009 release “LIVE ANTHOLOGY” includes Nightwatchman, Here Comes My Girl, Even The Losers, Oh Well, I Won’t Back Down, Breakdown, The Waiting, American Girl, Running Down A Dream, Free Fallin’, Century City and Refugee.

2X Marathon Olympic Trials Qualifier Lauren Daniels joins the podcast to discuss all things running. She dives into details about her move out west to join the Boulder Track Club, the time she received news on her Marathon Olympic Trials qualifying time, and provides insight about her current training in Colorado with coach and husband Matt Daniels. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/athleducate/support

What does it take to do what tge title says...? Simple... The right kind of motivation... What's yours...? I already know mine... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What do you find inside yourself? Where is your surefire self-medication? For me it’s running. It’s a hobby and craft I’ve been honing for a little while now and in times like these, self-care is a little more vital. With so much negativity and doom surrounding our world today, I took a different route this week and wanted to bring out a topic that strikes a bit more positive. Still there is some strangeness here but remember, whatever you consume has an effect on you. Be sure to allow a good detox every so often.

Mark Shifko joins the show and we have a big discussion on the return of sports in America, as well as naming our Moron(s) of the Week in the world of professional wrestling.

 Direct DownloadBing performs the classic “Running Down A Dream” by Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers using a Folkcraft Instruments double mountain dulcimer, a Micro POG octave pedal and a Boss RC-30 Loop Station. Bing Futch is endorsed by Folkcraft Instruments, V-Picks and Zither Stands.Enjoy "Dulcimerica"? Consider supporting the program by becoming a patron!

In this episode I interview Sara, a passionate woman who quit her job, bought an RV and is traveling around the country currently.  Also explored are her next steps.Support the show (https://visionarycoachingnh.com/tools)

Vlade Guigni can accurately be labeled as hard-working, passionate, relentless, and many other things. One thing he is not though is lucky. For many people, it’s easy to look at someone like Vlade who’s had a successful career so far and point to luck as the differentiator, but it’s simply not the case. Born in […] The post 532 – Vlade Guigni: Running down a dream appeared first on Drummer's Resource: Conversations with the world's greatest drummers and music industry pros..

Are you waiting for your proverbial ship to come in? Maybe you need to swim out to it instead. So often, dreams take longer than we hope or want. We run into obstacles and challenges. Well, it's time to run down that dream, with advice courtesy of the late, great Tom Petty in this 'best of' episode.

Check out this week's Revealing Ryan Wednesday where I discuss this awesome phenomenon that surrounds my dreams and goals and they involve a Porsche! I wonder if you have these same things happen but maybe they aren't with a Porsche? Just listen and you will see what I mean!

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My guest for this episode of the Guest Friends podcast is long-time bosom buddy: Ben Davis. Ben is a married father of four, seemingly a life-long soccer coach, and a Veteran who served for over 5 years in the Army (from 2003-2008). He also hosts the Arsenal of Hope podcast which focuses on dietary, fitness, and wellness tips - especially for Veterans. I met up with Ben at the Detroit Foundation Hotel podcast studio (the building was the former site of the Detroit Fire Department headquarters and was built in 1921). Amongst other insights, Ben shares why "sticking it to the man" was at least partial motivation for taking on 12 Ultra Marathons over the course of a year; how the combination of trail running and changing his diet became the most effective medication cocktail; and why planning a 22-hour run on Belle Isle in Detroit is so significant to him. We'd enjoy your comments or questions: GuestFriendsPodcast@gmail.com   LINKS RELATED TO THIS EPISODE: Logo Credit: Saint-Creative.com  Music Credit: Of Asaph (James Alleman) "Inspired By" Voiceover: Doug Wells   Recommended Resources: Website: Arsenal of Hope Website: Victory Gym Book: Ultra Marathon Man (Dean Karnazes) Documentary: Free to Run Place: Detroit Foundation Hotel Company: Rogue Arc (design)

Chris Solarz is a pension fund consultant who lives in New York City with his wife and three children. Chris has competed in over 500 races around the world, including finishing a marathon in all 50 states, on all 7 continents, and in nearly 50 different countries.  In November, Chris completed Decaman USA in Louisiana, a 1,406-mile triathlon over 10 days. He’s set 9 Guinness World Records for treadmill running, subway riding, beer drinking, stair climbing, and marathon running.  He’s currently training for the 135-mile Badwater Ultramarathon across Death Valley in July and he always listens to podcasts at 1.5X. Chris is a CFA, CPA, and CAIA He did his undergrad at the University of Pennsylvania and completed his master from the University of New South Wales in Sydney Australia. Competed in 500+ running and triathlon races Overall winner of 50+ local and international races 9X Guinness World Record Holder Mile PR: 4:29; 5K PR: 16:08; Half Marathon PR: 1:11 ; Marathon PR: 2:39   Marathons Finisher of over 280 marathons and ultra marathons Ran a marathon in 50/50 US states Ran a marathon on all 7 continents Ran a marathon in 40 different countries Ran a marathon in all eight Australian states and territories Ran a marathon in 20 of the 28 EU member states 14 consecutive NYC Marathon and 13 consecutive Boston Marathon finishes Finisher of 40+ ultra marathons, including the Comrades Marathon and 9X 100 milers Winner of the 2011 Mt. Everest Marathon   Triathlons 2017 EPIC5 NYC Quintuple Ironman Finisher (5 full ironman triathlons in 5 days in 5 NYC boroughs) 2016 Ultraman Florida (swim 6.2 mi, bike 261.4 mi, run 52.4 mi) 2014 EPIC5 Hawaii Quintuple Ironman Finisher (5 full ironman triathlons in 5 days on 5 Hawaiian Islands) 5X (single) Ironman Finisher (Switzerland ‘99, Lake Placid ‘12, NYC ‘12, Arizona ’13, Hunter ‘14) PR: 10:15 2013 Virginia Double Ironman Finisher (34 hours) Overall winner of the 2013 and 2014 Central Park Triathlons   Guinness World Records 2009: Fastest Navigation of the New York City Subway System 2011: Fastest Marathon as a Linked Team 2011: Furthest Vertical Distance in 12 Hours (Stair climbing) 2011: Fastest Aggregate Time to Complete a Marathon on all 7 Continents 2011: Most Pubs Visited in 24 Hours by a Team 2014: Greatest Distance Run on a Treadmill in 12 Hours 2015: Fastest Half Marathon as a Linked Team 2016: Fastest Half Marathon Pushing a Double Running Stroller 2017: Fastest Mile Pushing a Running Stroller   Swimming 2002: Swim Around Manhattan (28.5 miles) in 9 hours 2003: Great Chesapeake Bay Swim (4.4 miles)   Stair Climbing Overall winner of 14 stair climb races, and finished 9th in the 2001 World Championship 5X winner of Philadelphia’s Mellon Bank and current course record holder 4X Empire State Building Run Up Finisher, including a 5th Place finish in 2004   Canoe Racing 2013: General Clinton Canoe Regatta 70 Miler

Magda Boulet is the VP of Innovation at GU Energy Labs and runs for Hoka. She has many podiums and race wins to her name, including the prestigious Western States 100, and she’s also a US Olympian in the marathon. In today’s episode we talked about how Magda got her job at GU nearly 20 years ago, and how things have changed since then. We also talked about GU’s partnership with InsideTracker, and how Magda and her team have used a science based approach when it comes to product innovation. Magda clearly loves the running community, and what got her out the door the first time was simple: to make friends. Magda shared some tips on how to manage a busy career alongside her training and family life, as well as what gets her excited when it comes to training, travel, and racing. What Magda seems to have the most pride in talking about is how she is able to inspire other runners as well as her son Owen to see that anything truly is possible, and that dreams are certainly worth chasing, no matter how big they are.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/forthelongrun/support

Based on my latest book Running Down a Dream, this podcast will delve deep into interviews with people that have gone after that thing that they wanted, but made no sense. Come with me as I learn what it takes to find your thing and run it down.

Written by David Benedict and Joe Ravenson

This week we are talking to Tim Grahl about his new book," Running Down a Dream: Your Road Map to Winning Creative Battles." We talk about what it really takes to pursue your passions. 

As we kick off the new year resolutions are in the air! Is writing a book one of yours? If writing a book is your way of running down a dream then there's no one better to help you on your path than our guest today, Tiim Grahl. Tim is a book marketing expert who has been in the industry for 10+ years. He has worked with everyone from Dan Pink to Barbara Corcoran of Shark Tank, and many other names you'd recognize. Today on episode 218 of The Speaker Lab, he tells us what it takes to make a book successful. He also talks with us about his latest book, Running Down A Dream, how you can overcome doubts, fear and insecurities about running down your own dream and how to find time to build your speaking business no matter how busy you are.   THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS SHOW:    Why shouldn't you focus on social media? Why just having a book out on the market can build your platform. How many years should you continue to promote your book? The one exercise to find the truth about how much time you actually have. Where did the idea for Running Down A Dream come from? Why don't most people run down their dreams? How to know when to course correct your path. What is the difference between coasting and settling? And so much more!   EPISODE RESOURCES Tim Grahl's web site  Tim Grahl on Twitter Running Down A Dream, by Tim Grahl Tim's other books Story Grid Podcast  The Speaker Lab on YouTube The Speaker Lab Facebook group Got questions? Send them in here Email me! Subscribe on iTunes, and leave us a rating or review  

We commemorate United Nations World Soil Day with a discussion about how we can ensure that our soils provide food, biodiversity and healthy ecosystems well into the future. This event was held on December 5 at the University of Sydney. https://sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/sydney-ideas/2018/soil-security.html

Are you working toward a goal but can’t get any traction? If so, fear may be the resistance that’s holding you back. Artists and creators face fear every single day and realization is the first step to overcoming it. If you’re running down a dream, you need to hear this episode! Today’s Guest Today you’ll hear from Tim Grahl, author of Running Down a Dream as we chat about fear and how to overcome it as an artist. You’ll Learn About a book project that I’m working on Fear’s role in creating How to overcome fear Now if you haven’t The post BHP093: Running Down a Dream with Tim Grahl appeared first on B.Hooked Crochet | Knitting.

Tim Grahl joins me on this episode of the podcast to talk about his latest book (and most personal one to date), Running Down a Dream: Your Road Map To Winning Creative Battles. Tim and I have had several conversations before and we make every effort to get together whenever we're in the same city. This time I speak to him over Skype (with some microphone issues on my end to start off the show) as we dive into why he wrote this book, how tough it was to write it, the productivity practices he has put in place to aid him in running down his dream, his thoughts on social media, and much more. Relevant Links https://amzn.to/2DcMlB8 (Running Down a Dream | Amazon) https://amzn.to/2JPYVYi (The War of Art by Steven Pressfield | Amazon) https://storygrid.simplecast.fm/ (Story Grid Podcast with Shawn Coyne and Tim Grahl) https://medium.com/@benodonnell1/free-time-is-the-enemy-of-progress-because-free-time-sitting-around-is-not-doing-415a9321d02 (Free Time is the Enemy of Progress | Medium) http://markforster.squarespace.com/autofocus-system/ (The Autofocus System | Mark Forster) https://worlddominationsummit.com/ (World Domination Summit) https://bemorewithless.com/how-to-build-a-capsule-wardrobe/ (How to Build a Capsule Wardrobe | Be More with Less) https://www.runningdownadream.com/ (Tim Grahl's Website) https://twitter.com/timgrahl?lang=en (Tim Grahl on Twitter) Thanks for listening to the show and if you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and rate/review the show. See you next episode!

If you struggle with the creative process, you are not alone. If you find the myriad things we have to do every day as authors a little overwhelming, you are not the only one! In today's show, Tim Grahl shares honest thoughts and tips from Running Down A Dream. In the intro, I comment on […] The post Author Mindset: Your Road Map To Winning Creative Battles With Tim Grahl first appeared on The Creative Penn.

Welcome to episode #635 of Six Pixels of Separation.  Here it is: Six Pixels of Separation - Episode #635 - Host: Mitch Joel. I've been following the work of Tim Grahl for many years. If you've written a business book, and then had to do the hard work of marketing and selling it, Tim is the person to know. For over ten years, he has helped amazing authors like Daniel H. Pink, Barbara Corcoran, Hugh MacLeod, Chip and Dan Heath, and many more get their books noticed with his company, Book Launch. He even wrote the amazing books, Your First 1000 Copies and Book Launch Blueprint. But life was not always rosy for Tim. While his business was succeeding, his marriage teetered towards divorce, he suffered from anxiety attacks and a personality disorder, and had the IRS subpoena him. With a new book of his own, Running Down A Dream, he hopes that his story and work will inspire others to pursue their dreams. This is a show about dreams, and how to turn them into something real. Enjoy the conversation... Running time: 57:15. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on Twitter. Here is my conversation with Tim Grahl. Running Down A Dream. Your First 1000 Copies. Book Launch Blueprint. Book Launch. Follow Tim on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels of Separation - Episode #635 - Host: Mitch Joel.

There are a number of creative battles that must be won in order to get from where you are to where you want to be. Unfortunately, many creative pros are "taken out" of the game because they aren't prepared for what's inevitably going to come there way. Tim Grahl has been in the trenches for years, and on today's episode we discuss some of the common pitfalls creative pros face in building something great with insights from his new book Running Down A Dream.  == Today's episode is brought to you by Skillshare. To get 2 months of access for just 99 cents, visit Skillshare.com/creative. The intro music for the AC podcast is by Joshua Seurkamp. End remix is by DJ Z-Trip.  

As our break continues we've selected some of our favorite nuggets from episodes 10-14! This is when we really seem to hit our stride, so there were a lot of funny bits to choose from in these episodes. Enjoy!***************************************************************************************Nuggets Include:Ep 10: "Wind Beneath Wing" by Bette Middlers, New York City or: An Evening Salsa in the WestEp 11: Switching over to a Magnus Archives Fancast, Bob Uecker death check, "Running Down A Dream" video analysis, Denis-Exclusive serial killerEp 12: Thankgiving Theodore, Listener mail about Josh's violent statments toward Denis, Jarry the Burnout Pants Designer decides to make proportionally huge clothingEp 13: Old guy renditions of popular songs, Murder Daddy, Mustache Daddy, that critically acclaimed episode of Frasier where that fuckin' dog bites off Nigel's buttholeEp 14: Denis gets thirsty/Josh's Butt Talk, Sussquatch, -Denis and Josh exchange tender goodbyes Missing 411-style***************************************************************************************Do you have a favorite nugget from a past episode you'd like to see included in a future compilation? Let us know at joshanddenis@gmail.com! Also please share the podcast with a friend!

Steven Pressfield joins and Shawn and Tim to discuss his new book THE ARTIST'S JOURNEY along with Tim's new book RUNNING DOWN A DREAM.

Tim's new book Running Down a Dream is coming out next week and he discusses with Shawn what is has been like to write the book. Running Down a Dream

We're getting close to the pub date for RUNNING DOWN A DREAM and I've made a lot of progress on the launch. In this episode I discuss how to get blurbs, recording an audiobook, choosing indie vs trade publishing, creating a media kit, and a lot more.

Join us this week as we talk with Kyle Wilkinson. We wanted to highlight a first year river guide, learn what he had to do to become a guide, how he's feeling going into the game and what he's hoping to learn. We're going to follow up with him later in the season to see how things are going. Excellent interview! "My name is Kyle Wilkinson. I’m a sleep-deprived full-time college student, obsessed  part-time fly fishing guide, and a podcast/blogging junkie. If I’m not in school or on the water, I’m at the tying bench listening to podcasts or I’m on my computer writing and reading blogs. I enjoy taking pictures of my outdoor adventures and dipping my toe in videography and editing. Everything I do is in preparation for my next experience on the water. I’m always growing and learning more about the sport that I didn’t know before. I grew up on a small farm with a creek in my backyard, a tiny trickle of water where my fishing gene became fully expressed. As many do, I began fishing with a spinning rod and reel chasing all manners of trout and warm water species (something I still do from time to time), and eventually found myself with a fly rod in my hands. After a vacation to Yellowstone National Park with my father at the age of 14, there was no turning back. We caught loads of trout on flies and had a blast doing it. You could say, dare I mention such an overused cliche, that I was “hooked.” Since that time, I’ve travelled across the state of Washington and even across the country in pursuit of my passion for fly fishing. Although I am also an archery hunter, backpacker, and biker, I’ve spent most of my free time on a variety of challenging and intriguing waters to broaden my knowledge on the sport of fly fishing. There is just something in pursuing a fish with a fly that I am drawn to. I look forward the next step in my angling career as a fly fishing guide. I had the pleasure of watching one of my best friends, another one of the guides at Ellensburg Angler, grow as a fisherman through his experiences guiding last year. He and I have fished quite a bit the last couple seasons, and earlier this year the head guide at Ellensburg Angler asked me if I would be interested in guiding with them part time. I jumped on the opportunity and have been training with the guide crew ever since. All of the guys have decades worth of combined guide experience under their belts, and it’s been a privilege learning from all of them. It’s been an eye-opening experience learning from the guys who spend so much of their time on the water. The way I fish, everything from line and leader setup, reading water, timing hatches, and tweaking fly patterns to become more productive on the water, has completely evolved as result from sharing a boat with these guys. Each of the guides has their own way of fishing and guiding, and I try to incorporate all of what I learn into my own fishing and guiding. Ellensburg Angler received the Orvis Endorsed Outfitter of the Year award in 2016, a testament to the awesome staff that I get to work with. My original plan going into college was to become a high school teacher, like my father, in order to have enough time to hunt and fish on weekends and during extended breaks. I thought this would be a great fit for me, having so much free time to pursue my passion. But as I progressed through my first year of post-high-school education, I realized teaching, specifically in the sciences, just wasn’t for me. I didn’t have enough interest in the teaching itself and had difficulty staying engaged in my classes. Halfway through my second year at my local community college, I decided to change my major from education to digital journalism. This change was possibly the greatest decision I’ve ever made in my education career. I’m enjoying my classes more than ever before, and find ways to implement what I’m learning in the classroom into my passion outside of school. I’ve tailored my classes to benefit my future goals by taking digital photography classes, extensive writing courses, and blogging/social media courses. I have dreams of writing for fly fishing publications, and have already spent time working on my blog, Kyle in the Outside, and on social media outlets under my alias, flybum_101. I hope to continue to blend my education and fly fishing and eventually form a career where I can feel like I’m not even working. I doubt I could have the opportunities I have today without the support from my family, my girlfriend, my close friends, and mentors. Everyone has always been helpful and positive, never telling me I couldn’t do it. I appreciate everyone’s enthusiasm for me as I approach these next steps in my education and angling career."

Steve and Ryan talk about the recent personnel moves made by the Milwaukee Brewers, their chances on signing Shohei Ohtani, trading for Giancarlo Stanton, and answer some listener questions. Music: Fair Weather Fans by The Baseball Project, Recorded Live at WFMU --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mketailgate/message

Ross White tells us about his journey with his company Deli Fresh Design. The outdoors have significantly shaped his life including hiking, camping and especially fly fishing. That love is what drives him to make goods that function in fishing environments whether fishing high altitude lakes in Colorado for cutthroat, or casting to resident New York City stripers in The East River. Inspired by his love for classic NYC Delicatessen and is where the DFD name comes from. His hope is to create products that are simple, durable, and always live up to your expectations. Everything is made by Ross in Denver, Colorado in limited quantities or custom ordered.

In Episode 14 I talk with Madison WI's Berkeley Running Company owner David Meixelsperger about his journey from being a school principal to opening his own running store. We also talk about his big bucket list item he already has pursued and is enjoying the fruits of his labor and his decision to make the leap. Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy the show! 

What if there was something good waiting down the road for you? There is. It's time to run down that dream.

Ben Standig and Todd Dybas recap the Wizards' 115-111 win over the Pistons. The defense wasn't hot, but Otto Porter, John Wall and Bradley Beal fueled the offense -- even if Reggie Jackson thinks the refs helped. Also, random Marcin Gortat stories for $100. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Standig and Todd Dybas recap the Wizards' 115-111 win over the Pistons. The defense wasn't hot, but Otto Porter, John Wall and Bradley Beal fueled the offense -- even if Reggie Jackson thinks the refs helped. Also, random Marcin Gortat stories for $100. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fan-favorite, Dan Davis returns as we go dark and brooding this week with both Blade Runners, Super Dark Times (see?), and the lightest of the bunch, our #52PickUp this week: Hocus Pocus. ==Timestamps== Jamie– Blade Runner (Starts at 00:00) Communal– Blade Runner 2049 (14:32) Alex– Super Dark Times (40:37) #52PickUp #41– Hocus Pocus (42:20) Plugs, Close, & More! (52:34) *Secret Links below! Download us on iTunes every Thursday!! Subscribe and comment below to join the conversation! Now on Stitcher! Follow us on Facebook!  /NotQuitePod Follow us on Twitter! @NQHPod On Instagram– Jamie | Alex | Tim Do you have questions, suggested movies, or ...

We answer #askMTJC posts on Bondi pronunciation and popsicle stick App Store logo. We follow up on changes to the Safari Web ViewController, and privacy changes in iOS 11. We also follow up on a review of the Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE. More information on designing and supporting for the new iPhone X sizes and a large roundup on iPhone X features is presented. Finally we follow up on UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities which sets the required support for ARKit on the App Store. We discuss the call for Apple to activate FM chips by the FCC. We quickly cover Google's product announcement. We discuss Felix Krause's addition for detecting location by using information in a user's Photos. Picks: iOS Architecture Generator, Code Folding in Xcode 9, and NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription. In the after show we Jaime's talk at Swift Cloud Workshop as well as Amazon's search for a second head quarters.

Ranger Tim unexpectedly joined me! We remembered Tom Petty, and then get you up to date on the Vegas shooter, and crush Hollywood over the sexual predator Harvey Weinstein. Also we sadly lost 4 US soldiers in Africa and two naval aviators this week, and I read the write up warning about West Point commie. Then it's on to some good horse rape and flutes in children's school found to have semen on them. Music: Tom Petty/"Running Down A Dream."

Prepare to be inspired! This is the first team interview done for the Ragnar Life Podcast. It was the perfect team to be the first! When Rik Akey came on the podcast he mentioned after the interview that they had a current team that would be fun to have a chance to talk to at the upcoming race. We thought it was a great idea and scheduled the time after the race to sit down with the team and record an episode. What a great conversation we all had. But most of it happened to not get recorded properly. So we did it live and recorded it a few days later. Your not going to want to miss this! Let's do this!

In which Erik's obsession with worm dreams veers into dangerous territory, and Piers creates a paparazzi friendly environment for children.

Recuperamos buenas y antiguas tradiciones; nos abrimos unas latas de cerceza de medio litro y charloteamos acerca de Rockumentales. El Sr Rus abunda en las bondades del Ultimo Vals, y hace hincapié en Van Morrsion y su Caravan; la Sra Escribano nos trae Heima desde Islandia, Sigur Ros y la belleza paisajística; el Sr Tuset se arrastra al albañal californiano y habla de The Decline of Western Civilization 1, y el Sr Sanabria sostiene que Tom Petty es el jefe, y su Running Down A Dream, un planazo .

Teresa Benegalia has an inspiring story about quitting her 9 to 5 job and opening a running store. The ironic part of her tale is the fact that 3 years before opening Running Bear Athletics, she wasn't a runner AT ALL. Now, she changes people's lives everyday - using the power of running to make that happen.

Denny Krahe from http://www.dizruns.com/ is running down a dream! He is waxing poetic & talk with others about running, life & everything in between! Amy Robles, Kimanzi Constable co-host this great episode of Starve the Doubts.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=CQWQVRBGQCK7E&source=url)

This week Miss Raina does it alone!!  We all have dreams, goals and desires that we wish to fulfill during our stay here on earth. Miss Raina will talk about the bumpy road it takes to achieve these dreams including the hardships we must all endure. She will discuss parts of her past, what she went through and how to manage your life to attain any idea you set your mind to! We would love for you to call in with any questions you have and keep Miss Raina from being lonely! Guest number: 310-861-2341 Join us this Tuesday, July 1, 2014 at 11:00am Est, Usa   

The guys have discovered a "brand new" technology for making podcast. They are "cutting edge" now! Join Tommy and Eddie as the run down a dream....actually, that is just a song that Eddie quotes a few times. Don't tell them I told you that ahead of time!

The guys have discovered a "brand new" technology for making podcast. They are "cutting edge" now! Join Tommy and Eddie as the run down a dream....actually, that is just a song that Eddie quotes a few times. Don't tell them I told you that ahead of time!

A mix that hypnotizes you into an Alpha state while you work out. Keep Podrunner going with a contribution or purchase at https://www.podrunner.com/donate.html. PLAYLIST 01. Axelle Roch - International Breakfast 02. Sweaty Fish - Gloryhunter 03. The Stain - Baroque 04. Noir - All About House Music 05. Del Horno - Che We Can (Marc Flaque Tech Mix) 06. Mikro Housebrothers - I Can't Stop 07. Viro - Up! (Mark Zero Electro Remix) 08. Belocca - What U Do (Snake Sedrick Remix) 09. Del Horno - Che We Can (Surrender Dj's Remix) 10. Belocca, Soneec, and Chris Lauer - Makin' Music (Original Dub Mix) 11. Dean Boudreau - In Your Eyes (UCNX Instrumental) Podrunner is a registered trademark of Podrunner LLC. Music copyright © or CC the respective artists. All other material c2010 by Podrunner LLC. For personal use only. All rights reserved. Any unauthorized reproduction, editing, exhibition, sale, rental, exchange, public performance, or broadcast of this audio is prohibited.

A mix that hypnotizes you into an Alpha state while you work out. Keep Podrunner going with a contribution or purchase at https://www.podrunner.com/donate.html. PLAYLIST: 01. Axelle Roch - International Breakfast 02. Sweaty Fish - Gloryhunter 03. The Stain - Baroque 04. Noir - All About House Music 05. Del Horno - Che We Can (Marc Flaque Tech Mix) 06. Mikro Housebrothers - I Can't Stop 07. Viro - Up! (Mark Zero Electro Remix) 08. Belocca - What U Do (Snake Sedrick Remix) 09. Del Horno - Che We Can (Surrender Dj's Remix) 10. Belocca, Soneec, and Chris Lauer - Makin' Music (Original Dub Mix) 11. Dean Boudreau - In Your Eyes (UCNX Instrumental) Podrunner is a registered trademark of Podrunner LLC. Music copyright c the respective artists. All other material c2010 by Podrunner LLC. For personal use only. All rights reserved. Any unauthorized reproduction, editing, exhibition, sale, rental, exchange, public performance, or broadcast of this audio is prohibited.