Great-ish
Jonathan taps into his relationships in the running world to have meaningful conversations with interesting people about how running affects their lives. He has a set of standard questions he asks most guests that keep his show pleasantly predictable, but he also has some infuriating opinions he consistently presents as facts. His thoughts on time goals for races alone, which is your time goal is irrelevant if it’s not a world record, is pretentious dogmatic garbage, and makes me want to skip the rest of an episode every time he brings it up. He also has a tendency to repeat stories, but I’m willing to shrug the occasional annoyance to enjoy what is otherwise a thoroughly enjoyably running podcast.
Clan Dad via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/24/23
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Verybummed5280 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/24/23
Great episode with Kara!!! So fun!!! I laughed at the way we run ultras-are in the pain cave,but finish & already deciding when the next one will be.Love how she loves watching Colt run! And jumping into other peoples workouts! This podcast is So infectiously fun!Great questions!Will...Read full review »
Sephorafan via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/12/22
Jonathan touches on topics that are relatable all runners. Great guests and great topics
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