Brian's Run Pod

Welcome to Brian's Run Pod, the podcast where we lace up our running shoes and explore the exhilarating world of running. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner, a casual jogger, or just thinking about taking your first stride, this podcast is your ultimate companion on your running journey.

Join us as we dive deep into the sport of running, covering everything from training tips and race strategies to personal stories and inspiring interviews with runners from all walks of life. Whether you're looking to improve your race times, stay motivated, or simply enjoy the therapeutic rhythm of running, Brian's Run Pod has something for every runner.

All Episodes

Brian's Run Pod

Trailer for forthcoming interviews on Brian's Run Pod.

July 08, 2024 • Brian Patterson

0:00 | 3:18

Send a text

Ready to revolutionize your running routine? Our latest episode promises to arm you with expert knowledge to elevate your game, featuring powerhouse guests like running coach Louise Valentine on strength training and triathlete Dr. Jeffrey Sankoff on making the leap from running to triathlon. Discover the significance of body movement with Canadian specialist Janis Isaman, and heed the crucial advice for women facing perimenopause and menopause from MyRunning community leader, Jules Scudder.

Join us for fascinating conversations with running influencer Carleth Keyes, boasting over 150,000 Instagram followers, and insightful discussions with author Merili Freear and New Zealand’s fitness movement coach Jana Barrett. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting, these episodes are brimming with insights you won't want to miss. Plus, a heartfelt thanks to Luke Thomas for providing the perfect musical backdrop from his album "Homeward." Tune in and let’s run this journey together!

My Favourite Band on Spotify

My Favourite Band Website

Support the show

Brian's Run Pod

Speaker 1: 0:00

So you're thinking about running but not sure how to take the first step. My name is Brian Patterson and I'm here to help. Welcome to Brian's Rompod. So hi, it's brian here from brian's rompod and I've got some really exciting news to share with you. I've been busy recording some fantastic new content for the podcast and, as you know, brian here from Brian's RunPod and I've got some really exciting news to share with you. I've been busy recording some fantastic new content for the podcast and, as you know, I love interviewing guests because it gives us an invaluable insight on improving our running.

Speaker 1: 1:00

We've had a range of experts, including coaches, a Pilates instructor, a running physiotherapist and even a researcher focused on sports bras, bras plus. I've had the pleasure of talking to some of you, our regular runners. Well, coming up. We've got an incredible lineup of interviews. We'll be speaking with Louise Valentine, a running coach, who will share her expertise on strength training for runners.

Speaker 1: 1:20

For the first time, we'll have a medical doctor on the show. Dr Jeffrey Sankoff, a seasoned triathlete, will provide advice on transitioning from running to triathlon. Janice Assarman, a body movement specialist from Canada, will join us to discuss the importance of movement in running. Jewel Scudder, who runs a vibrant MyRunning community will offer advice to women going through premenopause and menopause. I'll also be interviewing Carlyth Keyes, a running influencer who has over 150,000 Instagram followers. We'll also be interviewing an author, morelli Ferreira, and Jana Barrett, a fitness movement coach all the way from New Zealand. If you're new to the podcast, I really encourage you to check out some of the previous interviews in the catalogue. And also a special thanks to Luke Thomas of my favourite band for the background music. It's called Fluffed and is from the album Homeward. I'll provide a link in the show notes so you'll be able to see the rest of his tracks on his new album. Stay tuned for these exciting episodes. I'm really excited that I've done these interviews, so I really hope you enjoy them as much as I did. Thank you.