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Hosted by Women · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 226 episodes
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Women's Running Stories features inspiring stories told by exceptional women runners about their running experiences. Hear about the many ways women are achieving excellence and changing their lives through the sport of running. Get motivated to reach your own running goals by women who are making it happen.
Women hosts Women's Running Stories, a health show with 226 episodes published.
Liv Paxton has been involved in the running world for as long as she can remember: her parents met through running and her father has been the head running coach at Winthrop University for over 30 years. Liv is also pass
In this conversation we hear about the running experiences of each of the panelists and the work that's happening in the running community through their organizations. We then explored histories, current times, and possi
I have been wanting to highlight women running coaches through conversations for a while now, so here we go! This is the first of what will be a series of conversations I have every month or so, highlighting women who ar
Here on WRS Hildee Weiss shares her truly inspiring story of becoming an athlete and runner later in life. It is indeed a journey that has forever changed Hildee. She also shares her story in greater detail in her book,
In addition to being an ultra-runner, Erika is also the author of the wonderful and thoughtfully concise book Breaking the Cycle, How I Ran My Way To a New Beginning through Ultrarunning, Resilience, and Self-Belief , an
Alisa Harvey has had an incredible running career. Additionally, as one of the very few African American women to compete at the elite level in both track and field, as well as in distance road racing, including the mara
Julie Sapper, Lisa Levin, and I share a deep love of all things running, and we've never interviewed each other, so it's about time (we have had each other on our respective podcasts in the past; see links for those belo
Julie Sapper, Lisa Levin, and I share a deep love of all things running, and we've never interviewed each other, so it's about time (we have had each other on our respective podcasts in the past; see links for those belo
In addition to being internationally competitive runners, Mary and Lisa also have careers outside of running, and they are moms: Mary is the founder of the Nala Track Club for girls in Kenya, and Lisa is a banking execut
In this episode, I focus on getting back to racing indoor track, a highlight of my year. After a long build back from burnout through a lot of 2025, I was really looking forward to returning to racing strong. As with any
Lauren Nutter’s story has so many interesting threads and I’m excited for you to hear about all of it. First up, Lauren will be running Boston for the very first time, and that has been a goal that she has had in earnest
Dipsea Generations follows the stories of five young San Francisco Bay area runners who take on the historic Dipsea trail race. The Dipsea is the oldest trail race in the United States, started in 1905, and it covers 7.4
In addition to testing her limits on the trails, Tania is a coach and she has a podcast called the Ultra Happy Podcast, which she cohosts with her husband, Andy, and it follows her running journey. Tania is also a world
These days, Steph Cloutier lives in Eau Claire, WI, but she grew up in the Minneapolis, MN, area, which is only about 100 miles away from Eau Claire. Steph coaches for North Coast Running (NRC), a coaching business out o
In this conversation, Atim shares how she got started in running, and what got her out on the trails, running ultras. She also gets into how the running group she founded, Ultra Black Running, came to be, and why she's s
Today, Naseemah Palmer is a licensed clinical social worker, running coach, and entrepreneur. She owns and operates the running, wellness, and apparel brand Vivid Belle. How Palmer's life changed, beginning on that May d
Daisy Martinez started running when a friend suggested she come to a night run in LA, hosted by Blacklist LA. At the time, Daisy was a young single mom working multiple jobs and going to school, and she was struggling wi
To be clear, Allison’s story is not about weight loss or chasing thinness, perse, but more so about being a regimented, disciplined athlete who wanted to see what she was capable of as a runner—and who wanted to leverage
Dena Lewis has been a runner for over two decades and running is a core part of her life and well-being. But also, Dena has been attacked twice while running. She talks about these attacks in her story, and she talks abo
Maddie Barrett is a long-time runner, and these days she focuses primarily on the marathon. In this episode, she shares her whole running journey, including going through a time of disordered eating. Now Maddie sees food
Lisa Levin
skoleleder · Hospitalsskolen tilhørende BUC
2 appearances on this show
Lisa Weightman
1 appearance on this show
Dena Lewis
founder · Running Mate
1 appearance on this show
Nadia Ruiz
1 appearance on this show
Allie Ostrander
Oiselle
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Williams
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Therapist, Grief & Trauma Specialist · What Were you Wearing Australia
1 appearance on this show
Molly Hurford
Ultrarunner, Author, Founder · Strong Girl Publishing
1 appearance on this show
Alison Mariella Désir
author of Running While Black
2 appearances on this show
Betsy Saina
3-time NCAA champion at Iowa State and 2016 Olympian · ASICS
1 appearance on this show
Rachel Smith
Licensed Massage Therapy and Integrated Prenatal and Perinatal Practitioner · The New England Ballet Theatre
1 appearance on this show
Celeste Yvonne
author of It's Not About the Wine
1 appearance on this show
Sika Henry
1 appearance on this show
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