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Ciaran O'Lionaird And The Not Dead Yet Comeback Tour
“At the end of the day, I stepped away and I took on this mindset of ‘I’m not just a runner’ and I wanted to do other shit whether it was in work or outside of work. I wanted to distance myself from …
Published on 4 years, 11 months ago
Sam Chelanga On Going With The Wind And Finding Victory Within For His Career And Life
“What I know is the aspect of being looked at differently because of our national heritage – in this case as Kenyan athletes who also happen to be Black in the United States of America. It’s real...O…
Published on 4 years, 11 months ago
Chanelle Price On Her Comeback And Not Walking Away From The Sport With Regrets
"JJ (Clark) helped me realize: 'You have to let high school go. This is a new chapter. It's a new environment. You're away from home. Your body is changing. There's a lot going on. Everything you ach…
Published on 4 years, 11 months ago
Elise Cranny On How She Went From Injured To 14:48 for No. 7 U.S. All-Time for 5,000m, Patience As A High School Star, Re-Living Stanford Success
On July 1, Elise Cranny ran 14:48.02 to become the 7th fastest American woman in history for the 5,000 meters. The race was run in Portland, Oregon in front of no fans and just against her teammates.…
Published on 5 years ago
Duane Solomon's Exit Interview: Retires As Third-Fastest U.S. 800m Runner, Inside the London 2012 Final & The Next Gen of The Event
Duane Solomon joins the CITIUS MAG Podcast for an exit interview after announcing his retirement on June 20th with an Instagram post. He finished his career as the third-fastest American of all-time …
Published on 5 years ago
Races Return & Controversy As Well - Nature Is Healing
Chris Chavez and Matt Meyer reunite to unpack the biggest stories in track and field for May and mid-June. Some races have returned on a small scale with the Impossible Games in Oslo, Norway. We disc…
Published on 5 years ago
Richard Issa Has Hope For The Running Community As We Heal
As we continue our discussion about race and sport, Matt Meyer decided to bring on our friend Richard Issa Bockari. He heads the Issa Run Crew in Philadelphia. He shares his experiences in the runnin…
Published on 5 years ago
Gwen Berry Will Not Be Silenced, Protesting Racial Inequality in 2019 and Finally Being Understood
“Take accountability. We are tired of educating you. We are tired of getting racially profiled and getting racially discriminated against. We're tired of being killed. We can't do both. White people …
Published on 5 years ago
Russell Dinkins Wants to Save Brown Track And Field, Examining Racial Injustice in Sport
"Here’s the thing: For a kid who plays squash in Connecticut, it doesn’t matter if they go to Brown, Princeton or Harvard. They can go to some other school and they’re likely going to be OK. Their fa…
Published on 5 years, 1 month ago
Coffey on Running While Being Black In America, 'About The People' Film on Social Justice, Equity and Race
"My grandfather told us from the jump, ‘Don’t ever let color separate you from anything. Don’t the color of green get you into any kind of trouble with another color but always accept another color b…
Published on 5 years, 1 month ago