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Hosted by Nicky Tamberrino · education · EN · 102 episodes
Maybe Running Will Help is a running and personal development podcast hosted by an experienced yet still slightly naive runner exploring why we really run. Through honest conversations, meaningful insights, and plenty of ridiculous moments, the show digs into mindset, motivation, identity, and the complicated relationship many runners have with the sport.From comeback stories to hard truths about burnout, body image, aging, and purpose, this podcast is for runners who want more than faster times - it’s for anyone searching for clarity, courage, and a reason to keep moving forward.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMaybe Running Will Help? is a education podcast hosted by Nicky Tamberrino, with 102 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Nicky Tamberrino hosts Maybe Running Will Help?, a education show with 102 episodes published.
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Episode #19
Who is Nelly Oliha? He's the runner behind one of social media's most inspiring running streaks. We talk consistency, marathon training, viral content, and why showing up every day can change your life.
Episode #18
Explore how movement, especially running and walking, can be integrated into therapy to improve mental health. Sepideh Saremi shares her innovative Run Walk Talk approach, combining physical activity with psychological healing. Learn more at https://www.runwalktalk.com/
Episode #17
In this insightful interview, Heather Caplan, a weight-inclusive dietitian and co-founder of Lane Nine, discusses the importance of body diversity in sports, the impact of societal beliefs on athlete health, and practical strategies for recognizing when you're eating enough. She shares her journey, the mission behind Lane 9, and how to build a supportive care team for athletes struggling with REDs and disordered eating. https://heathercaplan.com https://www.lane9project.org
Episode #16
Giddyup! road runners. It's time for us to get schooled by one of the coolest ultrarunners around. In this episode of Maybe Running Will Help , I sat down with ultrarunning legend Jeff Browning aka Bronco Billy to answer one very important question: How can I be more like an ultrarunner?
Episode #14
Coach Jeffrey Cunningham is back on the podcast, and this time it's extra personal because he's officially coaching me through my marathon comeback. We talk about what it's really like to start over after years away from racing, why women often underestimate themselves, and how to stop letting your watch or Strava determine your self-worth. We also dive into the hot topic of peptides in the running world, where Jeff stands as a coach, and the bigger conversation around fairness, recovery, and social media influence. Along the way, Jeff delivers exactly what you'd expect: hilarious analogies (including why running is a "turkey baking sport in a microwave dinner world"), hard truths about perfectionism, and the kind of mindset advice that sticks with you long after the run is over. Whether you're chasing a PR, making a comeback, or just trying to feel like enough, this conversation is packed with laughs, perspective, and reminders that your potential is probably a whole lot bigger than you think. @jdcunningham97 @cunninghamrunning @theconsistentlygoodpodcast
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