Whadaya Mean, 100 Miles? Master's Edition with Seresa Romero
Seresa eats 100 miles for breakfast. She has the ideal mindset and training discipline one needs to tackle those goals. She shares her story of her running journey as well as what's ahead in her futur...
2 Mai 202145min
Paz and Hundo Talk Travel
Half of the adventure of doing an out-of-town trail race is getting there. In the first of a monthly segment, Paz and Hundo, aka Orlando Montalvo, will share stories and advice or worthless informatio...
26 Apr 20211h 8min
Master's Edition: Coach Basilio Mendoza
Mendoza, a South Texas native, has a compelling backstory about his upbringing, race and being first in his family to graduate from college. He coaches high school cross country and has seen his team ...
18 Apr 20211h 9min
The Pandemic Experience: The Race Director's Perspective With Chris McWatters
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Chris McWatters, the race director for Tejas Trails, was oblivious to what was transpiring. He was marking the course at Camp Eagle, site of the J&J Trail Running Reuni...
15 Apr 20211h 16min
Returning to the Origins
I returned to the Rio Grande Valley this past weekend to reconnect with friends and the place where my trail-running career began. The reason: the Mesquite Fire trail race. It was among the first "liv...
12 Apr 202126min
Music!
I love music. I was a music writer in undergrad (not mentioned in this episode), which led me to a career in journalism. (that's another story.) Music can make a run all the better. I talk about my ob...
5 Apr 202124min
Beating the Lady in Blue
It's probably not nice, but my friend Maria and I decided we didn't want to be beaten today by a woman in blue, whom we passed during our 10K at The Tangle. Ha ha.
28 Mar 202119min
Master's Edition: Orlando Montalvo aka "Hundo"
Orly, as I call him, is one of my favorite people. He has a big laugh, a big personality and a penchant for doing big races. He has completed six, 100-milers -- three with his lovely wife, Kathy. Your...
22 Mar 202151min
