On today's show we are thrilled to be running with two-time Canadian Olympian marathon runner, Reid Coolsaet. Reid shares his personal philosophy on competition, health, enjoyment, and tackling the fear of the unknown in running. We talk about how Hamilton is a hidden running gem, Reid's transition from marathon running to ultra running and his experiences training with elite groups in Kenya. Reid gives his take on the rising popularity of running and finishes off the run by touching on the e...
On today's episode of "Rucking Around," Ari brings on fellow rucker Giovanni Svette to discuss rucking and the growing rucking community. Giovanni details his background in CrossFit and his progression into rucking after a back injury. They talk GoRuck events, and the upcoming Ruck Race League finals in Atlanta. They finish off by talking in depth about workouts, training and the community spirit in rucking. If you're new to rucking or a seasoned vet, this podcast is for you! Use code ARIOCT2...
On todays show, hosts Kylie and Justine, document their experiences before and during a local 8K race - the Journal Jog. First, they perform an "unboxing" of their race packets, reviewing a bunch of swag like snacks, sunscreen, coupons for Jamba Juice, and band-aids. They talk about the concept of a shakeout run, where they debate proper training and race preparation, the difficulty of an 8K and Kylie's last-minute jogging stroller find. Finally, they shift to race day, with both hosts sharin...
On the today's episode of Rucking Around, Ari is out for a ruck in beautiful South Carolina. He begins by talking about the challenges and rewards from his recent duathlon experience! He then details a bunch of rucking events he is involved with. He discusses the September 11th memorial ruck workout from F3, a 40th birthday Go Ruck Light event, a ruck hosted by "Rock Your Balls Off" to raise money for animal population control, a virtual ruck called "Rucktober" and a Spartan Dekka in November...
On todays episode of "Running Buddies, host Jamie Roberts catches up with ultra runner Mary Hulme as she embarks on her two-hour run in scenic Canadian cottage country. We discuss the "why" behind running and discuss her training for a 100-mile race with her daughter. We also explore Mary's running journey, including her start in 2009, her experience with Spartan races, and a challenging rim-to-rim Grand Canyon run. We finish off by talking about Mary's mental prep "game" and future goals! Fi...
In the latest episode of Sole Sisters, Justine and Kylie explore the unexpected connection between pickles and running performance, highlighted by a surprising taste test of Sonic's limited-edition pickle - flavoured menu items. They discuss the historical use of pickle juice by athletes, particularly the Philadelphia Eagles in the "Pickle Juice Game," to combat muscle cramps due to its high sodium content. They also explore alternative theories for pickle juice's effectiveness, such as its s...
In the latest episode of Rucking Around, host Ari discusses his preparations for a duathlon in Cleveland, Ohio, and his passion for rucking. He highlights the benefits and versatility of rucking as a workout, and takes us inside a variety of workouts and organizations that promote rucking and fitness, such as F3, the Travis Manion Foundation, Spartan's ruck division, Wadwell, and All American Ruckers. Pick up some weights, put on the pack, grab some water and lets get Rucking Around! Su...
On today's episode of "Running Buddies," Jamie and Rob have an amazing conversation with Angie Kemp, an ultra runner from Surprise, Arizona. Angie shares her incredible journey, detailing how she overcame significant physical and mental health challenges, including a collapsed lung and a rare diagnosis, to continue running into her 50s. She discusses her transition from road to trail running, her experiences in various ultramarathons like the Javalina 100 and Sedona Canyons 125, and the...
In the latest episode of Sole Sisters, Justine and Kylie discuss their hiking experience near Donner Lake, Northern Nevada, and Truckee, California. They share some personal stories, hiking tips, and dog etiquette for trails, including advice on cooling vests and picking up poop! They then shift gears to their elaborate plans for a "Taylor Swift Half Marathon," outlining themed challenges, snacks, and activities tied to each of Taylor Swift's albums for every mile of the race. They also talk ...
On todays episode, Ari offers an update on his rucking journey and gives a full endorsement of his new, more affordable pack from Frontline Athletics! He recounts his recent travels to Hershey, Pennsylvania, and mentions audiobooks and a novel he's currently enjoying. Ari also shares some life updates and his upcoming participation in a "light" GoRuck event for his birthday in Cincinnati! Load up that pack with weight and get rucking with Ari! Support the show RunningScaredMedia.com Visit our...
Jason Wylie, a veteran, father and ultramarathon runner from Pennsylvania joins Running Buddies today from the trail! We discuss Jason's journey into running two years prior, motivated by a significant health scare and his decision to achieve sobriety after years of drinking. He explains how running has become a big piece of his identity, helping him manage PTSD and strengthen his relationship with his family. Jasons shares insights into his training, upcoming races like the Leadville 100, an...
In this week's episode, Kylie’s at the hub and Justine on the “dread mill”, I mean Treadmill! They begin by discussing their experiences and insights related to running clubs and hobby-based social groups like book clubs. They explore the benefits of consistency and engagement as a hallmark of successful clubs - discussing that the clubs/hobbies often serve a more important social function. The conversation touches upon personal running habits and a creative idea for a Taylor Swift-them...
Ashley Raines, co-host of the "Everyday Ironman" podcast, is an accomplished triathlete. Ashley details her journey into running and triathlons, emphasizing how she overcame the initial reluctance and found a coping mechanism for personal grief through running. She offers practical advice on zone training and discusses the mental fortitude required for long-distance running, highlighting her goal to complete marathons in every U.S. state and her role in the "Everyday Iron Man" pod...
This week, the Sole Sisters talk about Kylie's Deer Run walking pad (which she got for "a couple hundos" and can crank up to 6 miles per hour!). Justine shared how she uses her walking pad to stay active, telling herself she can't watch a new episode of a show like Bridgerton unless she's walking. We talk about how walking is "super good for you" and can burn just as many calories as running depending on time spent, embracing the "slow and steady" approach over intense, constantly-go-go worko...
Running Scared Media is proud to present our first episode of Running Buddies where we interview runners from around the world while they train on the trail. Running with us today is Ultra Marathoner Ria Xi who joins us from Porto, Portugal. Ria set an FKT for running across Italy, she ran Egypt's Sinai Desert, and is now training for a run across Western Europe and Eastern Russia. Ria talks about how running helped her learn self confidence, eating copious amounts of gelato and pasta and how...
Running Scared Media Presents brings you 3 new ways to get moving! Each week, our team brings you one of three shows. Running Buddies, Jamie Roberts and Robert Lendrum, interview incredible runners from around the world while they train on the trail! On Sole Sisters, Justine and Kylie Burns share stories about getting back into running, surviving the rough patches, building community and celebrating the small wins. Ari Freeman brings us Rucking Around, where he lifts heavy things and talks ru...
“If I had to describe Badwater 135 in one word, it would be: Inferno.” - Mike Wardian Ultra-marathon legend Mike Wardian, a 4-time USATF Ultra Runner of the Year, has shattered records and pushed boundaries across the globe. But nothing compares to the brutal challenge of the Badwater 135—a grueling 135-mile race through Death Valley, where temperatures soar to 130°F, starting at the lowest point in the U.S. and climbing to over 8,000 feet. Inferno is an immersive docudrama that plunges you i...
In a near future, inmates and old friends, Booker Reed (Son of Sonnet) and Mac Rossi (Tristan Snyder), work hard labour in an underwater mining prison called the Belly. Mac is in for stealing oxygen credits and Booker for being too loyal to Mac. He could have turned on Mac but instead he shared the wrap and lost good years with his wife and kids. After hearing a mysterious and intermittent sound, Mac witnesses Booker and everyone else in the prison transform into mindless violent murderers. P...
When Princess Elspeth discovers her father, King Henry, has begun selling his own people into slavery, she flees to join the Rebellion and aid their insurrection. However the King dispatches four of the land's best assassins to hunt and kill her before she can find help. With a former solider by her side, Elspeth tries to evade death but runs straight into hell where she finds an army of soulless men and women trapped in cages in the earth, awaiting the call from their master to rise and sieg...
What is a smile when it's disingenuous? What is it covering up? Parker Finn's directorial debut Smile (2022) uses trauma not just as a theme but as an actual device to transfer a horrible demon between unsuspecting witnesses. Borrowing from Hereditary, It Follows and the Ring, among others, we argue Smile still brings something fresh and unique to horror genre. We ask the big questions: Did Rose kill the cat? Do we need the inability to communicate cliche? Or the annoying b-charac...