Runbelievable
WHY WE RUN | WHO WE BECOME
Runbelievable is the running podcast about runners, running stories and the communities we find along the way.
Hosted by Josh Rischin, each week a runner shares the story behind their running... from first-timers and everyday runners to elite athletes, marathoners, ultrarunners, record-breakers and people taking on wonderfully ridiculous running challenges.
Because behind every result, every finish line and every reason for lacing up, there's a bigger story.
Runbelievable explores why we run... the confidence we find, the people we meet, the adversity we navigate, the identities we build and rebuild, and the things running teaches us about ourselves.
Whether you're preparing for your first parkrun, an ultramarathon or your 100th marathon, there's a decent chance you'll hear something in these conversations and think:
Ahhh yup... that's why I run too!
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Latest Episodes
EP 56 | How Can We Stop Girls Walking Away From Sport?
What if one of the best ways to help girls keep running is to tell them it's okay not to run?As a teenager, Amy Kline gradually stopped feeling like sport was somewhere she belonged. It wasn't until she discovered recreational run...
EP 55 | What Happens When You Run Until Your Body Shuts Down?
Phil Gore has spent years redefining what's possible in backyard ultra (BYU) running. But Project 168 was different. His goal was to run for seven consecutive days, pushing beyond anything he'd attempted before.So what happens when your...
EP 54 | Is It Possible for Running to Become Part of Who You Are?
What happens when running becomes more than something you do, and starts becoming part of who you are?Oli Jones has spent much of his life around running. He's founded a run group, coached runners, worked with young athletes and s...
EP 53 | He Built the Run Club He Was Once Too Intimidated to Join
What if the person most intimidated by a run club is exactly the person it should be built for?Cam Smit wasn't always a runner. He started in his late twenties, hated his first 2.7km and was too intimidated to join a run club hims...
EP 52 | Can Running Make a New City Feel Like Home?
Can running make a new city feel like home?When Alex Narang moved from Manchester to Sydney, she knew very few people. Less than 12 hours after landing, she joined Coogee Run Club; and within weeks, running had given her friends, ...