Go! Running Talks
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Podcast Overview
<p>Go! Running Talks is an interview series where Lena chats with the guides, guests, and partners who bring Go! Running Tours to life<br /><br />In each 15–20 minute episode, Lena sits down with our guides, guests, and partners to spotlight their stories, their cities, their travel hacks, and the runs they’ll never forget.</p><p><br />It’s inspiring, fun, and refreshingly real. You’ll get personal running stories, surprising travel tips, and the kind of conversations that make you want to book a ticket, explore a new city, and head out for a run with someone you’ve never met before.</p><p><br />Whether you’re listening on your commute or tying your shoes for your next run, Go! Running Talks is your weekly dose of movement, curiosity, and the joy of discovering the world on foot.<br /></p><p>Tune in, get inspired and let’s run the world together. 🌍👟</p>
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June 30, 2026
Running through the Communism Era: Exploring Bratislava with local running guide Lubka
<p>Join Lena from Go! Running Tours for a conversation with Lubka, our local running guide in Bratislava, Slovakia.</p><p>I</p><p>n this episode of Go Running Talks, we explore what makes Bratislava such a fascinating city to discover on a running tour. Lubka was born and raised in Bratislava, has been running since childhood and now combines her love of running with her love of showing visitors her city.</p><p></p><p>We talk about running in Slovakia, including Lubka’s favourite running memory: a relay race across the full width of Slovakia, from the east of the country all the way to Bratislava. She also shares the story of her first marathon and why running two loops past the finish line can be mentally brutal.</p><p></p><p>The episode also dives into Bratislava as a travel destination. Lubka explains the different Go! Running Tours routes in the city, from the classic Bratislava city running tour to the popular Bratislava Gems of Communism tour. This route explores the city’s communist history, Soviet era monuments and unusual architecture, including the UFO shaped restaurant above the bridge, the upside down pyramid of the Slovak Radio building and the climb of more than 200 stairs to one of the city’s most important Soviet monuments.</p><p></p><p>Lubka also shares her best local tip for visitors: do not only stay in Bratislava Old Town. The city has green areas, nearby mountains, Devin Castle, the Danube and boat connections towards Vienna and Budapest.</p><p>This episode is perfect for runners, travellers, history lovers and anyone planning a trip to Bratislava or Slovakia.</p><p></p><p>Book a running tour in Bratislava:<br /><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://gorunningtours.com/p/slovakia/bratislava/" target="_blank">https://gorunningtours.com/p/slovakia/bratislava/</a></p><p></p><p>Explore all Go! Running Tours:<br /><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://gorunningtours.com" target="_blank">https://gorunningtours.com</a></p><p></p><p>In this episode:<br />00:00 Welcome to Go Running Talks<br />00:30 Meet Lubka, our Bratislava running guide<br />02:00 Running across Slovakia<br />05:00 The marathon she may never repeat<br />08:00 Why Bratislava is great for running tours<br />10:30 Bratislava Gems of Communism<br />14:00 UFO bridge, Soviet monuments and unusual architecture<br />17:00 Favourite moments from guiding running tours<br />20:00 What to do in Bratislava beyond the Old Town<br />23:00 Devin Castle, the Danube and local travel tips<br />26:00 Lubka’s best advice for runners</p><p></p><p>#Bratislava #Slovakia #RunningTour #GoRunningTours #BratislavaTravel #ThingsToDoInBratislava #SlovakiaTravel #RunningCommunity #CommunistArchitecture #TravelPodcast</p>
June 12, 2026
Running connects us in ways that go far beyond distance - Go! Running Tours Guide Victor from Lima
<p>In this episode of Go! Running Talks, Lena chats with Victor Espinoza about running with purpose, creating meaningful connections, exploring Lima through local experiences, and remembering to be grateful for what our bodies can do.</p><p>From supporting others through running to discovering a city one step at a time, Victor reminds us why we run.</p><p><br /></p>
May 27, 2026
20 years in SF. Still never bored of the Golden Gate Bridge - Running San Francisco with a local
<p>Julia has been running in San Francisco for close to 20 years. She says if she ever gets tired of running across the Golden Gate Bridge, something is wrong. That hasn't happened yet.</p><p></p><p>She's a two-year Go! Running Tours guide in San Francisco, an Ironman finisher, and the person who read the "no crawling" rule in a race registration form and thought: who would ever crawl? Then she ran the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington DC on a very hot day - and understood.</p><p>In this episode, Lena sits down with Julia to talk about running in one of the most scenic cities in the US, what makes San Francisco's running culture unique, and why her best advice for any runner is simpler than most expect.<br /></p><p>What you'll hear in this episode:</p><ul><li>Starting on the high school track team at 14 - not for the sport, just to hang out with friends</li><li>What makes San Francisco's running community different: world-class trails within 30 minutes of downtown</li><li>Crossing the Ironman finish line in California - and the early morning waterfront runs she loves just as much</li><li>The Marine Corps Marathon in DC: heat, cramps, and a rule she finally understood</li><li>Why you can't really avoid hills in SF - and why that's actually fine</li><li>The recurring guest who has visited three times and keeps asking for routes she hasn't run yet</li><li>How even a cloudy day doesn't ruin the Golden Gate Bridge - you just pop out of the woods and there it is</li><li>Driverless cars as a bonus San Francisco experience</li><li>Her one piece of advice for every runner<br /></li></ul><p>Julia's tours in San Francisco:</p><ul><li>Highlights Tour - 9K</li><li>Summer of Love - 11K</li><li>Bridge to Bridge Run - 21K</li><li>Just Run options: 7K, 10K, 15K, 21K<br /></li></ul><p>Book a running tour in San Francisco: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://gorunningtours.com/p/usa/san-francisco/" target="_blank">https://gorunningtours.com/p/usa/san-francisco/</a><br /></p><p>Go! Running Tours connects runners with local guides in 70+ cities worldwide. Whether you're a business traveler, a marathon tourist, or just someone who loves to explore cities on foot - there's a tour for you at<a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://gorunningtours.com/" target="_blank"> https://gorunningtours.com/</a></p>
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- What is Go! Running Talks?
<p>Go! Running Talks is an interview series where Lena chats with the guides, guests, and partners who bring Go! Running Tours to life<br /><br />In each 15–20 minute episode, Lena sits down with our guides, guests, and partners to spotlight their stories, their cities, their travel hacks, and the runs they’ll never forget.</p><p><br />It’s inspiring, fun, and refreshingly real. You’ll get personal running stories, surprising travel tips, and the kind of conversations that make you want to book a ticket, explore a new city, and head out for a run with someone you’ve never met before.</p><p><br />Whether you’re listening on your commute or tying your shoes for your next run, Go! Running Talks is your weekly dose of movement, curiosity, and the joy of discovering the world on foot.<br /></p><p>Tune in, get inspired and let’s run the world together. 🌍👟</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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