Layperson
Interesting guests. It seems like the host wants to move between technical/scientific language and ‘layperson’ language. If so, I respect the intent, but in the process he makes offensive assumptions about the listener, the running community at large. He also makes more accurate assumptions, but the approach is damaging nonetheless. Human intentions are far more nuanced than the way he often paints them (in the four episodes I’ve listened to). Perhaps he will re-evaluate his deep seated stereotypes of the runners and listeners, and instead sacrifice the illusion of hard nosed confidence in order to become a more dynamic and flexible host. Or, perhaps he won’t. I may not stick around to find out.
smk128 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/08/23
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I listen to this on my long runs each week and enjoy all the different topics and how they relate to runners of all levels.
Cheryl G. Alabama via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/13/20
After I finished reading “Training Essentials for Ultrarunning”. I did some searches for Jason Koop which led me to this podcast. The information provided is so very useable. As a runner/Ultrarunner of roughly four years now, I seek out any information that can help me move toward my goals,...Read full review »
trojan duck via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/01/20
I am really enjoying Jason’s podcast. It is a high quality podcast from a highly knowledgeable runner, coach, and author. He is not afraid to discuss controversial subjects and offers views from all sides. This is my new favorite podcast. Nice job Jason!
dobe777 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/22/19
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