Lisa Hursthas been running and raising money for Indy's belovedHolliday Park for 25 years.

During this episode, sponsored byBarilla Protein + Pasta andAthlete Bouquets, we talk about:

• The Holliday Park Trail Run (3/15 and 3/15)
• How she started dabbling in running after her favorite workout place closed
• Joining a training group for her first half marathon at the Indy Mini before turning 41
• Her unique experience of completing a trail marathon before ever running a road marathon
• Getting involved in theTransRockies Run and preparing forRun the Rocks in Moab with a women's group
• The family business,N.K. Hurst Beans, and saving a 100-year-old building in downtown Indy
• Meeting her husband of 44 years during college Spring Break
• Sharing a connection through running at Lake Wawasee in Syracuse, IN
• Her role as grandmother "GoGo" and running her granddaughter, Mia's, first half marathon at theMonumental Marathon last year
• Her British heritage and father's running background
• Creating a woman's hiking group at age 40
• Insights from over four decades of marriage
• Her passion for gardening
• The history and significance of Holliday Park's ruins

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Dena Lewis is an avid endurance athlete despite not lacing up her running shoes until later in life.

**This episode does talk about assault and may be triggering for some.**

During this episode, sponsored by Barilla Protein + Pasta and Athlete Bouquets, we talk about:

• The fact that she runs 10-12 miles a day, 6 days a week

• The SNOW they got on the beach in the Florida panhandle and what that was like

• How she didn’t become a serious runner until later in life - about 21 years ago

• The non-traditional sports her kids chose

• Some of the races she’s done - a Ragnar in Hawaii, a triathlon after an encounter with a GREAT WHITE SHARK, Key West bridge run, her Thanksgiving Day tradition, Disney races, Rock ‘N’ Roll

• Her career in medical device sales, as a stay at home mom, and a 4X entrepreneur

• The not one, but two times she’s been assaulted while running and the story behind Running Mate, “Uber for runners” created to keep women runners safe

  
  

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Michael Douglass has been running for decades. After listening to David Goggins on a podcast, he decided to take his running to an entirely different level and sign up for a 100 mile race.

During this episode, sponsored by Barilla Protein+ Pasta and Athlete Bouquets, we talk about:

- The temptation to address him as "Your Honor" throughout our conversation

- His two-decade journey as a recreational runner, primarily focused on personal fitness rather than races

- The unique lunchtime running community he's formed with fellow legal professionals

- Breaking ground as his immediate family's first college graduate and attorney

- Discovering and building relationships with his biological father's relatives later in life

- Taking on the Philadelphia Marathon in 2024 as his first (and only) 26.2

- Finding inspiration in David Goggins' philosophy, which propelled him to register for a 100-miler

- The dedicated support system that rallied around him

- His determination to push through mile 86, declining medical treatment

- What it felt like to cross the finish line

- A glimpse into his musical past, including opening a show for the Foo Fighters

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