Interviews with Cross Country Runners, Track Athletes, and Road Racers who ran in the 1970s

Running In The 70s
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Interviews with Cross Country Runners, Track Athletes, and Road Racers who ran in the 1970s
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2/14/2023
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Recent Episodes

June 10, 2026
4.19 California Zoom Gang Part 2
<p>𝐑𝐮𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝟕𝟎,episode 4.19 California Zoom Gang Part 2 A group has been meeting online weekly since about Covid time, some of whom have known each other for over 50 years, to talk track and running. </p><p> This is a drop in to get some of their stories. Among them are state champions, national champions, All Americans, movie subject, national and world record breakers, still Current coaches / starters/ officials/ announcers, etc. Some of the names are: Lupe Solis, Don Gregory, Curt Elia, Craig Elia, Don Chapin, Art Meyer, Cregg Weinmann, Steve Kelley, Vince Engel, Larry Gonzales, Joe Gonzales, Darrell Cox, Jim Hartig, Thomas Valles, Mike Lennemann, Bill Cockerham, Dave Bronzan, Ray Winter, ...</p><p></p>

June 2, 2026
4.18 Peanut Harms
<p>Running in the 70s Podcast, episode 4.18 Peanut Harms, </p><p>UC Davis HofFame, Sacramento Running Assoc HofFame, USATF Pacific HofFame, California Coach of the Year boys and girls XC / 2013 Boys Track Coach of the Year, helped invent the "Aggie Centipede" at Bay To Breakers, age 23: Coached Nigeria Olympic Distance runners and World XC team (3rd Jrs), 2x US World XC coach, coaching 52 years, industry sales Reebok, Converse, Hoka, now OOFOS recovery sandals</p><p><br /></p>

May 23, 2026
4.17 Steve Williams Part 4
<p>Running in the 70s Episode 4.17 Steve Williams Part 4, Steve discusses his clothing athletic business, his thoughts on legacy, the world of Track today and the fascinating story of his idea for a Track buddy movie.</p><p> Steve started in the 1960s, the Bronx, UTEP, San Diego State U, 3 x world records, 5-time U.S. National Champ, 1977 IAAF World Cup 100m champ, author "Always Speeding" ... World's Fastest Human.</p>
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