Podcast Episodes

#71 Cole Gibbens pt.2: The Mental Challenges of Success

Season 1 Episode 71

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Cole Gibbens is back on The Marathon Podcast, and he shares how his best performance ever turned into a period of emptiness and difficulties. In this very…

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#70 Jakob Lange: 2:17 Marathon But Running is NOT His Main Sport?

Season 1 Episode 70

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Jakob Lange just ran a 2:17 marathon in Frankfurt, making him the 12th fastest marathoner in Germany this year. Funny enough, running is just a secondary …

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#69 Alex Baker: Running for his late wife - Why marathon times don't matter

Season 1 Episode 69

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Alex Baker is one of the most inspiring people I’ve ever talked with. There’s more to life than running, but he proves that running can change lives. And in that …

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#68 A chat between Brendan Kelly and Kristian Warwick + The Marathon Podcast Sponsorship

Season 1 Episode 68

Brendan and I have been chatting for a while, and today we decided to have a chat about everything running. We get to hear how Brendan went from 3:04 to 2:48 within a year, we talk about Boston Marat…

Published on 2 months, 1 week ago

#67 Fabienne Königstein: Best German woman at the Berlin Martathon 2025

Season 1 Episode 67

Fabienne Königstein is a German marathon runner, who placed 6th in this year's Berlin Marathon. Her results improved a lot after she gave birth, and in this episode, she's sharing how that has helped…

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#66 Emma Grace Hurley: With her eyes set on the Olympics

Emma Grace Hurley likes to be the underdog, but her results say otherwise. With ambitions to become an Olympian and to get the American marathon record, Emma is definitely here to stay.

A nice chat a…

Published on 2 months, 1 week ago

#65 Dave McGillivray: The race director of The Boston Marathon

Season 1 Episode 65

Dave McGillicray has a CV longer than anyone I've ever talked to. But what he is probably most known for is having been the race director of the Boston Marathon for decades.

In this episode, we get a…

Published on 2 months, 2 weeks ago

#64 Andy Buchanan: Fastest marathon in Australian history and the training that got him there

Season 1 Episode 64

Andy Buchanan is the fastest Australian marathoner ever, with his 2:06 in Valencia last year. At the age of 34, Andy is still chasing new goals and proves to all of us that age doesn't limit us. Not …

Published on 2 months, 2 weeks ago

#63 Julia Paternain: Third in the world and how she got there

Season 1 Episode 63

Julia Paternain was THE name after the World Championships in Tokyo. Not a lot of people in the running world had any relationship to her name before this fall, but after her bronze medal in the mara…

Published on 2 months, 2 weeks ago

#62 Mark Guyer: 2:28 at 43 - Faster as a Master

Season 1 Episode 62

Mark Guyer's bio says "faster as a master," and he lives up to that. At 43 he is a 2:28 marathoner, and he is working towards a 2:25 marathon.

In this episode, he shares how he went from struggling t…

Published on 2 months, 3 weeks ago