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Getting After It

Hosted by Brett Rossell · comedy · EN-US

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You already know you're capable of more. So why do you keep getting in your own way? Getting After It is the podcast for people who are done with excuses, done playing it safe, and ready to close the gap between who they are and who they know they can be. Hosted by ultra trail runner, entrepreneur, and accountability obsessive Brett Rossell, this show doesn't hand you motivation. It hands you a mirror. Every episode cuts into the real reasons people self-sabotage, avoid discomfort, and settle for less than they're built for. Through raw personal stories, Stoic philosophy made practical, and honest conversations with others who've done hard things. You'll walk away with the mindset and tools to actually prove what you're made of. If you're building a career, a family, fitness, or a life worth being proud of; this is the show that holds you accountable to all of it. New episodes every week. Subscribe and keep Getting

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Questions about Getting After It

What is Getting After It about?

You already know you're capable of more. So why do you keep getting in your own way? Getting After It is the podcast for people who are done with excuses, done playing it safe, and ready to close the gap between who they are and who they know they can be.

Who hosts Getting After It?

Getting After It is hosted by Brett Rossell. The show has published 211 episodes to date.

What has Getting After It covered recently?

Recent episodes include "210 - A Message to the "You Just Wait" People" (29 October 2026, 38 minutes), "209 - Running on Empty: Chasing Big Goals While Raising a Family" (23 October 2026, 78 minutes), and "208 - The Leadville 100 - Brayden’s Story" (30 September 2026, 125 minutes).

How often does Getting After It publish?

Getting After It publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 211 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Getting After It?

Booking probability for Getting After It is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Getting After It requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Getting After It's contact route on record: public web form.

About the host

Brett Rossell hosts Getting After It, a comedy podcast with 211 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Getting After It

    210 - A Message to the "You Just Wait" People

    Oct 29, 202638 min

    People love to say "you just wait." You just wait until the baby comes. You just wait until the honeymoon phase is over. You just wait until you have no time, no sleep, and no ambition left. Since Winston was born six...

  • Episode #209

    209 - Running on Empty: Chasing Big Goals While Raising a Family

    Oct 23, 20261h 18mS7

    Welcome to the first episode of Running on Empty , a new series on Getting After It with my good friends Brayden Galbraith and Jace Skidmore. We're three dads with full-time jobs, busy schedules, and an obsession with...

  • Episode #208

    208 - The Leadville 100 - Brayden’s Story

    Sep 30, 20262h 5mS7

    Brayden came back on the podcast after finishing one of the hardest races in the country: the Leadville Trail 100. What makes his story crazy is that he wasn't expecting to get into Leadville this year. He entered the...

  • Episode #207

    207 - What Arnold, Jocko & Tony Robbins Taught Me About Hard Work

    Sep 7, 202647 minS7

    I believe in hard work. This podcast is called Getting After It, after all. But the older I get, the more I realize that hard work by itself isn't enough. In this episode, I break down a few lessons from Arnold...

  • Episode #206

    206 - Can You Chase Big Goals and Still Be Present for Your Family?

    Aug 22, 202655 minS7

    My wife Ally is back on the podcast, and this episode felt a little different. We’re only a few weeks away from becoming parents for the first time. As excited as we are, we’ve been thinking a lot about what life will...

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  • Episode #205

    205 - Dina Rossell: When One Chapter Ends, Another Begins

    Aug 14, 202650 minS7

    Nine years ago, my mom started a business with an idea and a willingness to try. This year, she closed the doors and we talk about all the lessons learned. In this episode, we talk about what it was like to build Snug...

  • Episode #204

    204 - There Is No Finish Line: A Conversation with Jace Skidmore

    Aug 3, 20261h 12mS7

    Jace Skidmore ran a 4:05 marathon. Years later he ran a 2:53. I wanted to know what actually changed in between, so I sat him down and asked. Jace is one of the best follows I have in the running space, and today he...

  • Episode #203

    203 - You Can’t Rush Adaptation

    Jul 8, 202635 minS7

    In this episode, I talk about something I’ve been learning the hard way: you can’t rush adaptation. Whether it’s health, running, work, podcasting, or becoming a father, some things just take time. You can show up. You...

  • Episode #202

    202 - Excellence Changes With Every Season

    Jun 29, 202654 minS7

    In this episode, I talk about something I've been thinking about a lot lately: what excellence actually means. For a long time, I thought excellence looked the same every day. Wake up early. Train hard. Work harder...

  • Episode #201

    201 - You Don't Become Someone New Without Saying Goodbye to Someone Old

    Jun 22, 202644 minS7

    Episode 201 feels like the beginning of a new season for Getting After It . After 200 episodes, I've been thinking a lot about what growth actually costs. We spend so much time talking about becoming stronger...

  • Episode #200

    200 - Discipline Changes Shape (Lessons from Another 100 Episodes)

    Jun 15, 202653 minS7

    Episode 200. I started this show with one microphone, a laptop, and no real idea what I was doing. This one is harder to record than a race recap. My testosterone is back down to 136, and I feel it. Workouts that used...

  • Episode #199

    199 - Why My Wife Competed in Hyrox While Pregnant - Ally Rossell

    Jun 8, 202655 minS6

    Ally likes to do hard things in hard seasons. Which is why she competed in a Hyrox while being 26 weeks pregnant. She went in without a watch, without a time goal, and without a plan. Her only job was to finish. Running...

  • Episode #198

    198 - Andy Glaze: Smile, or You're Doing It Wrong

    Jun 1, 202647 minS6

    In this episode, I talk about the story of ultrarunner, firefighter, father, and author Andy Glaze. Andy's book, Smile, or You're Doing It Wrong , is about far more than running. It's a story of addiction, trauma...

  • Episode #197

    197 - The Mind Quits Before the Body: Lessons from the Iron Cowboy

    May 25, 202644 minS6

    Last week at Pattern Accelerate, I snuck into a talk from James Lawrence because I wanted to hear what drives someone to complete 101 Ironmans in 101 days. I expected another motivational speech. Instead, I walked away...

  • Episode #196

    196 - No Time for Ease and Comfort: A Lesson from 1940 for the Life You're Living in 2026

    May 18, 202639 minS6

    "This is no time for ease and comfort. It is the time to dare and endure." Winston Churchill said that in January of 1940. I've been thinking about it for three days, and it isn't about World War II for me. It's about a...

  • Episode #195

    195 - Discipline Is Just Boredom Tolerance

    May 12, 202624 minS6

    Most people think discipline is about pain tolerance. I don't think that's entirely true anymore. You don't quit the things you want because they hurt. You quit because they got boring. After my last ultra in October, I...

  • Episode #194

    194 - Fear Isn't Telling You to Stop. It's Telling You This Matters.

    May 7, 202637 minS6

    Most people treat fear like a stop sign. They call it wisdom. They call it patience. It's usually neither. Fear shows up before everything worth doing. The race you've been avoiding, the conversation you keep...

  • Episode #193

    193 - When Progress Begins to Slow

    May 4, 202632 minS6

    I set out to run a half marathon this weekend. I made it ten miles. My leg told me to stop. And for once, I listened. That didn’t sit well with me. I’m doing everything right right now. I’m running my miles. I’m...

  • Episode #192

    192 - Train Like You Want to Still Be Dangerous at 60

    Apr 30, 202631 minS6

    I trained for a sub-three marathon, hit it, and spent the next several weeks barely able to walk without my hips locking up. I did everything right. Trained hard, stayed consistent, crossed the finish line. My body...

  • Episode #191

    191 - The Invisibility Problem: The Silent Power of Habits (Until They Disappear)

    Apr 27, 202634 minS6

    Most people quit their habits right before they start working. I recorded this episode after watching a close friend pull himself out of a year of isolation. He started with small inputs. A walk outside. A phone call. A...

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