A Rescue Dog, a Barcode and a Movement: Tim Oberg on founding parkrun Australia
What does it take to turn a Saturday morning idea into a movement that half a million Australians now call part of their weekly routine? In this episode, Catherine sits down with Tim Oberg, the founde...
28 Elo 49min
Dr Wendy White: The Saturday parkrun became a matter of life & death
What happens when an ordinary Saturday morning at parkrun suddenly becomes a matter of life and death? Dr Wendy White is an NHS GP, passionate Bushy parkrunner and self-confessed former non-runner who...
22 Elo 32min
Sonya Byers, OBE: Three Generations of parkrun, Volunteering and Belonging
What happens when parkrun becomes more than a Saturday morning habit and grows into a family legacy spanning three generations? In this warm and uplifting episode, Catherine is joined by Sonya Byers O...
1 Elo 25min
Lisa Millar: Big Life, Big Stories and Simple Joys
For more than three decades, Lisa Millar has been one of Australia's most respected journalists and broadcasters. From reporting around the world as ABC's Bureau Chief in Washington and London, to be...
20 Kesä 41min
Akihiro Matsuda (Japan) -parkrun in every place I call home!
This week I’m thrilled to welcome my very first parkrun Japan guest — Akihiro Matsuda — whose beautiful mantra is: “parkrun exists in every place I call home.” Akihiro’s parkrun story spans Singapore ...
6 Kesä 26min
Sophie Raworth: from BBC News to Marathon des Sables — Why parkrun still grounds me
This week on the Parkrunners Podcast, Catherine Stenson is joined by one of the UK’s most recognisable broadcasters — but also one of the parkrun community’s most inspiring runners — Sophie Raworth. M...
16 Touko 38min
From 28 Stone to parkrun: Chaarlee Eastmond's Journey to Belonging
Chaarlee Eastmond never thought running was for people like him. Growing up overweight and struggling with confidence, food, and identity, Chaarlee eventually reached a serious health crossroads at 28...
8 Touko 37min
