James "Jimmer" Rogers talks with people from all over the running landscape. Find advice, enjoyment, inspiration, and wisdom in these conversations.
Hooray Run Podcast
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Podcast Overview
James "Jimmer" Rogers talks with people from all over the running landscape. Find advice, enjoyment, inspiration, and wisdom in these conversations.
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4/18/2017
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Recent Episodes
July 15, 2024
Tyler Brinks on Marathon Success, Hope College Memories, Steeplechasing
Tyler Brinks, a dear friend and 2:34 marathoner, joins me in conversation for Episode 34. Tyler and I had one academic year together at Hope College, where we logged many XC and track miles as Dutchmen in 2013-14. I remember quickly forming a bond over running fandom. Tyler has been on the podcast before — the debut episode, no less! — to discuss marathons and track world records. I wanted this episode to be about Tyler. We talked about his marathon progression, some standout Hope moments, an awesome steeplechase experience he had at Hayward Field, and the mile he ran in boots on an indoor track right before we started recording. // Subscribe, tell a friend, recommend. Thank you for listening. Celebrate every step!
October 14, 2023
LetsRun.com's Jonathan Gault on 2023 Chicago Marathon, Kiptum's World Record, Writing Career
Jonathan Gault and I talk about the 2023 Chicago Marathon. Jonathan has been a writer for LetsRun.com for nearly a decade. We discuss Kelvin Kiptum's 2:00:35 world record, Sifan Hassan's ridiculous 2023 season, and standout American performances from Oct. 8 in the Windy City. Jonathan reflects on his evolution as a writer and offers advice to aspiring journalists. // This episode is sponsored by Sportwatch. Save time with the Sportwatch app by quickly storing athlete performance and identifying trends. Start tracking your team today at sportwatch.us.
June 28, 2022
Seth Norder, Nolan Clark, Will Hewitt
Seth Norder, Nolan Clark and Will Hewitt join host James Rogers in conversation. Seth and Nolan represent Grand Haven High School in Michigan and are two of the fastest runners in the state. They had incredible performances at the Division 1 state track meet on June 4 in Rockford, Michigan. Seth finished second in the 1600 meters with a time of 4 minutes, 7.99 seconds (4:07.99). Nolan finished fourth in the 3200 meters with a time of 9:08.74. They were also part of the Grand Haven 4x800 relay team that broke the school record at the state meet -- the first Grand Haven 4x8 team to go under eight minutes. Seth and Nolan talk about the state meet in detail, their high school careers so far, team culture, summer miles and goals for 2022 cross country. James then welcomes Will on the pod to get a coaching perspective. Will is one of Seth and Nolan's coaches, and he shares thoughts on Grand Haven running and what it's like to coach two of the best high school runners in Michigan. This episode is sponsored by Sportwatch. Sportwatch is a team management app built by former athletes for track and cross-country coaches. View team performance, track athlete growth and much more all from the convenience of your phone. Ditch the clipboard and pick up Sportwatch! Learn more at sportwatch.us.
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