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Talking running history: podcast

September 19, 2025

If, like me, you are into running history and/or sociology, you might want to have a listen to the latest Everyday Runners podcast, hosted by Andy Fuller. Andy is an Australian runner, podcaster, publisher and independent researcher based in the Netherlands, and interviewed me on a wide variety of topics, covering everything from the meaning of running in ancient Greek legends to the social profiles associated with different forms of modern running.

It was great fun to do, and I hope it makes for an interesting listen!

You can access the podcast on Spotify here:

Everyday Runners has lots of other episodes you can listen to, including interviews with runners and other researchers interested in running as a cultural – as well as a physical – act.

Happy listening!

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  • Talking running history: podcast
  • Running Survey Report 2025
  • History’s frontrunners: The running footmen
  • Survey update
  • Scenes from the history of sprinting: Hammersmith 1844

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