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Hosted by Mildly Athletic Couple · health · EN
A podcast about the lives of runners and the problems we face.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRunning with Problems is hosted by Mildly Athletic Couple. The show has published 83 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ute 100: Miranda's Recap" (19 August 2026, 100 minutes), "Bill Stahl: Running Travels & Giving Back" (29 July 2026, 85 minutes), and "Christine Reed: Running with POTS" (9 July 2026, 77 minutes).
Running with Problems publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 75 minutes across 83 episodes.
Booking probability for Running with Problems is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Running with Problems requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Running with Problems's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Running with Problems are Fitness, Golf & Recreation. Running with Problems has a health audience.
Mildly Athletic Couple hosts Running with Problems, a health podcast with 83 episodes published.
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Episode #12
Miranda walks us through her Ute 100 from signup to finish, including the heat, the GI distress, the hallucinations, and the one hour nap that flips the race back in her favour. We also unpack the deeper reason she...
Episode #11
Intro: Jon & Miranda trade stories from a chaotic week where training, race work and a scary emergency vet visit collide. We are then introduce guest, Bill Stahl and chat about a wide-range of topics with from...
Episode #10
We sit down with Christine Reed to talk honestly about running with POTS, from the shock of seeing sky high heart rate data to the grief and relief that comes with finally getting a name for years of symptoms. We dig...
Episode #9
We talk with Andrea Kooiman (Coachk) about how a self-described everyday mom becomes a prolific ultrarunner while keeping the sport joyful, social, and grounded. The conversation moves from coaching kids to her first...
Episode #9
<p>We talk with Andrea Kooiman (Coachk) about how a self-described everyday mom becomes a prolific ultrarunner while keeping the sport joyful, social, and grounded. The conversation moves from coaching kids to her first...
Episode #8
<p>An Instagram exchange regarding illegal substances turns into a full-blown running controversy. Jon & Miranda unpack the Cameron Hanes vs Sage Canaday doping debacle, including the exact exchange that set off the...
Episode #7
<p>Jon & Miranda sit down with John Kelly to talk about what Barkley Marathons success really teaches you about motivation, planning, and making peace with outcomes you cannot control. We also go deep on his Appalachian...
Episode #6
<p>Intro: This week’s guest is Mike Miles discussing what endurance sports can teach us about who we are and how we lead. With leadership coach and trail runner Mike, we trade DNF stories, dig into purpose and...
Episode #5
<p>Jon and Miranda check in sharing stories from crewing the eerie Badwater Salton Sea 81-mile team race, then shift into the brutal pull of Alaska’s Iditarod Trail Invitational. Mitch Dulleck walks us through training...
Episode #4
<p>For John Clark’s (JC) full bio revisit season 3 episode 4: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2437656/episodes/16363345</p><p>We sit down with JC to unpack his first winter ultramarathon finish at the Iditarod Trail...
Episode #3
<p>We talk with Andrea Feucht about long COVID in endurance athletes and why you can look fine, keep racing, and still be nowhere near healthy. We compare relapse stories, data signals, and the hard lesson that rest and...
Episode #3
<p>Michael Morrison from Red Hammer Rehab is back on the pod to discuss all things tendinopathy. <br/><br/>• tendinopathy explained as a continuum from reactive to degenerative<br/>• common sites in runners including...
Episode #2
<p>We open with life updates and stress, then welcome Katie Grossman to share a raw, relentless story about postpartum complications, medical gaslighting, a rare tumor, and the long road to a labral tear diagnosis and...
Episode #1
<p>We talk with Dave about the slow, messy slide into overtraining syndrome, the missteps that worsened it, and the practical tools that brought him back to strong, sustainable running. Along the way, we share a content...
Running with Problems
<p>Thanks for listening to Running With Problems. Follow us on Instagram @runningwithproblems. DM us there with questions in text or audio messages! Or email us at podcast@runningwithproblems.run.<br/><br/>Hosted by Jon...
Episode #26
<p>A single photo can flip your life. That’s where John Castle’s story begins—49 years old, 45 pounds heavier, borderline diabetic, and staring at a version of himself he didn’t want to keep. Fast forward to today and...
Episode #25
<p>We’re excited to share Mark Marzen’s story with yall. Mark has been Jon’s running coach for almost two years. His story is inspiring, choosing running, learning to coach, and slowly improving to become a fast...
Episode #24
<p>We're so excited to share this interview with Camille Herron with you! Camille was open and honest exploring her history, neurodiversity, and advocacy in ultra running. We hope you enjoy!</p><p>=== AI-Generated...
Episode #23
<p>Join us as we discuss the life and adventures of Epic Bill Bradley, an incredible story of perseverance and pushing ones limits. Epic Bill has done some of the hardest adventures on this planet, including a triple...
Running with Problems
<p>Join our discussion with Pete Kostelnick, Trans-continental record holder, multiple Badwater finisher, Team USA representative at the IAU 24-hour world championships, and so much more. We dive into what it takes to...
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Author of Alone in Wonderland, Academic Success Coaching at LCC
Elizabeth R. Spallin Professor of Psychiatry in Addiction Medicine, Carlow Historical and Archaeological Society
superintendent of Houston Independent School District, Houston Independent School District
senior vice president for technology and strategic innovation, Milbrook Sustainable Agriculture Academy
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