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Hosted by Unknown Host · Sports · EN · 183 episodes
The podcast that loves to hate running. 🏃 = 💩
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Signup to Generate a PitchRunning is BS is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 183 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.
Unknown Host hosts Running is BS, a sports show with 183 episodes published.
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Episode #179
<p>Amy is the consistent runner this week, while Stu fails and then quits for a while. </p> <p>We also have a listener story that perfectly fits the Running is BS story algorithm, some tips on how not to handle accidentally trespassing in a race, brambles, being saved by an e-scooter, and, as ever, falling over. </p>
Episode #178
<p>We enjoy some of your quickfire bullshit and accidentally stumble into our favourite talking points of the episode!</p> <p>Once again you are offered completely amateur uninformed medical advice, a load of bollocks about the Enhanced Games, Amy visits a church, and Stu nearly forgets to tell a horrible story.</p> The Enhanced Games set out to ‘transform sport’ but the results looked surprisingly ordinary
Episode #177
<p>The Great Fall of 2026 has happened, but to the wrong host.</p> <p>We talk quite a lot about AI and how stupid and annoying it is to use, as well as how useful it can be.</p> <p>We've got plenty of listeners getting injured, a good few sensibly ignoring them, and our one-woman bullshit generator is very much back on form.</p>
Episode #176
<p>It's time to review the greatest and most important race of the year. No, not the London marathon, the Beijing Robot Half Marathon!</p> <p>Even Amy gets caught up in the excitement of race season and nearly does a 5k race, whilst Stu's got Lidl to thank for another PB.</p> <p>We also decide which injuries are the best to run through, discuss some of the worst chafing we've ever seen, and finish with a story that isn't about running in the slightest but somehow the most relevant subject to us.</p>
Episode #175
<p>Your complete holistic running companion podcast is back with more gear reviews, route recommendations, and mindset shifts that will really boost your running.</p> <p>That's what a normal podcast would say. </p> <p>We say that we talked about bats, getting into a flow state in a nightmareish tunnel, penis issues, running around Tesco, and what if the next Speed movie was about an elderly lady who couldn't stop at parkrun?</p> <p>That's more fun, right?</p> Hundreds take part in Gawthorpe coal-carrying race - BBC News 'It beggars belief': UK military reveal locations inside sensitive bases t...
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