Vegan Marathoner Podcast

Let's explore together vegan & marathoning worlds:Meet folks who have never eaten meat in their lives. Get to know some of the greatest vegan restaurants in the world--even meeting some of the employees and owners. And be introduced to long-distance runners who have been vegan for years. Also meet folks new to running and learn their reasons for lacing up their shoes. Competitive marathoners, trail runners and many, many more from a variety of countries will tell inspirational stories to the Vegan Marathoner Podcast audience. Let's get started! veganmarathoner.substack.com

Vegan Marathoner Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Kyle Macy Hall, with 11 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.

Kyle Macy Hall hosts Vegan Marathoner Podcast, a sports show with 11 episodes published.

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  Angkor Wat at Sunrise

  Apr 6, 20260 minS0

  <p>Dirt trails, the solitude of the forest, running through the monks’ breakfast fire smoke drifting toward the elephants, carved onto the temple wall centuries ago. </p><p>Young monks in saffron robes sweep the dirt with brooms. </p><p>Passengers through the world’s largest religious complex, the temple towers—inspired by Mount Meru of Hinduism— a compass needle transiting us through eras of long ago when countless thousands labored to build this monument for the ages. </p><p>Hours of lost sleep losing all meaning as we realize the only thing which truly matters is the here, the now, the...

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  Reuniting with Thom

  Mar 9, 20260 minS0

  <p>“Thooooommm!” We revisited the West Gate in the ancient city of Angkor. We found at the very least Thom’s relatives. I just cannot say for certain we found Thom himself. </p><p>After 2 years away (see earlier video in Vegan Marathoner), we made our triumphant return to the gated walls of Angkor Thom. </p><p>Photo Above: Running through the Gate of the Dead (“Ghost Gate”). </p><p>CAMBODIA—-there’s just nothing like it anywhere else in the world. </p><p>More videos to come. </p><p>Many thanks and much appreciation to Wang Chengye for making the vids, and...

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  Searching for Samurai

  Oct 13, 20250 minS0

  <p>Today it is called Maeda Forest Park. </p><p>It is easy to find in online guidebooks, Sapporo tourism sites & Trip Advisor. But there’s no direct mention of a samurai linkage. </p><p>Previously, the Maeda Family lived here. I think. Or, someone somehow connected to this family. Perhaps. A local told us about a hidden connection with this famous family of samurai who ruled much of west-central Japan from the 1500s until the mid-1800’s. Their domain was “second only to that controlled by the powerful Tokugawa family.” (Britannica.com)</p><p>“They were the daimyo, or lords, of...

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  Sapporo, Hokkaido, JAPAN

  Oct 1, 20250 minS0

  <p>The funny thing is, we never even made it to the arts-filled park. That was an initial plan drawn from some research I’d done pre-trip. I thought for sure we’d run there and that Chengye could also pop into some crafting workshops within the park. </p><p>Primarily, I expected us to be running along the Toyohira River pathway in the center of Japan’s 5th largest city—like, on a daily basis. I’d read runners discussing its half-marathon + distance, with easy add-ons to a nearby university and some smaller parks and it seemed like the ideal spot...

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  Vegan Marathoner Podcast--Episode 2

  Apr 5, 202540 minS0

  <p>WELCOME! In the second-ever Vegan Marathoner Podcast, we are meeting Top and Rose Taylor, in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. </p><p>Top is a United States Marine, having served in both the Korean War and Vietnam War. He was then a longtime Marine Corps Junior ROTC instructor and coach as well as legendary cross country and track coach at Louisville’s Seneca High School*. He coached me from 1993-96. Top’s influence is a major reason I am still running today. </p><p>Top ran cross country for Louisville’s Shawnee High School. He continued running for decades and is known...

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