The Running Voyager
Linda Kapembeza
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This is a podcast about running and storytelling. Each episode we’ll talk to a runner and hear their story. Running is never just about running there’s always so much more to it!
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The Running Voyager
4 days ago
Hannah Rickman - on Running Ultra Trail Drakensberg
Hannah is a runner originally from the UK but is now living and working as a doctor in Blantyre, Malawi. Hannah loves ultrarunning - the longer the better - and big days in the mountains with snacks and friends.
In this episode we talk about running in Malawi, an impromptu run and paddle board across Malawi and the win at Ultra Trail Drakensberg.
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Hannah's Instagram
Ultra Trail Drakensberg
Mount Mulanje
Spine Race
Lake Malawi
We Can't Run Away From This: Racing to Improve Running's Footprint in our Climate Emergency by Damian Hall
The Greatest Showman
Deo Runs - Run from Cape Town to LondonSupport the show
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The Running Voyager
May 15, 2023
Bonus Episode - Coach's Corners with Martin Crous
Martin is an ultra runner who has competed in ultra road and trail running events from 50km to 100 miles. He was born and raised in Durban, South Africa, the home of the Comrades Marathon – the prestigious 90km road race. Martin studied civil engineering in Johannesburg after spending three years living abroad during his teenage years. After 14 years in the industry, Martin translated the discipline, precision, and creativity gained from engineering into running coaching and hosting trail running events. Martin is a valued member of the Summit Events team, specializing in organizing world-class trail running events. He is also a committed coach who takes pride in guiding his athletes towards achieving their running potential. The athletes who have been guided by him have successfully achieved podium finishes in trail races and have exhibited outstanding performances in marathons across the globe.
Martin's Instagram
Snowy Mountain Endurance
The Power of now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment by Eckhart Tolle
Training essentials for Ultrarunning by Jason Koop
Into The Wild by Jon KrakauerSupport the show
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The Running Voyager
Apr 26, 2023
Tomokazu Ihara on Running the Barkley Marathons
Tomo is a dad, husband, ultra runner, coach race director and the founder of Tomo's Pit. This episode is about getting to now Tomo and how he started running from a 5km challenge at work to running one of the most challenging races in the world - The Barkely Marathons.
In addition to this Tomo is on his 65th 100 miler on his quest to run 100x100 milers.
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Tomo's Instagram
Tomo's Facebook
Tomo's Pit
Born To Run: A Hidden Tribe, Super Athletes and the Greatest Race The World Has Never Seen
The Barkley Marathon: The Race That Eats Its Young
Where Dreams Go to Die: Gary Robbins and The Barkley MarathonsSupport the show
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To The Journey: A Star Trek Voyager Podcast
Nov 10, 2016
190: Set Course for Home
What Made Voyager a Family.
In the beginning, stranded in the middle of uncharted space was a divided crew against a slew of enemy aliens. It's a miracle Voyager got home at all, much less in seven years. But Voyager was the little ship that could, and one of the biggest reasons why was due to its crew. The transition of uniting Starfleet and Maquis crews into one had its initial hiccups (Seska and Jonas, anyone?), but eventually the people running Voyager became more than just a crew. They became a family.
In this last episode of To The Journey hosted by Charlynn Schmiedt and Tristan Riddell, they discuss everything that made Voyager a family. They parallel how real-life circumstances might have united the actors that portrayed the crew, how a family atmosphere was portrayed on the show (or in some cases, maybe not enough), and how that cemented the show's place as a unique entity in the Star Trek universe.
To all of our Trek family, we thank you for joining us for our four gloriou…
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Displaced in Space: A Star Trek Voyager Podcast
Jul 3, 2022
2.12 Resistance
In this episode of Displaced in Space, Angelina and Sam discuss "Resistance," Season 2 episode 12 of Star Trek: Voyager. This week, it's all about fascism. We look at Voyager's too-brief depiction of a serious topic, Janeway pretending to be a sex worker (and a daughter), and Chakotay running the ship like a boss.
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