A Banner Week For Running Chaos: Running 18 Miles And Getting A Medal Anyway, Release The Kerley Files + My Dog Ate 300mg of Edibles
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Aisha and Eric are back for a classic Sunday recording session on International Women's Day edition. There's gym gossip, a dog that went to outer space, a week packed with road running drama, and a voicemail that made Aisha cry on the pod.
In this episode:
🧴 Gym Glow-Ups & Skincare Discourse
🐕 Leuven's Eye Surgery & His Origin Story: Aisha's nine-year-old lab had a minor eye procedure this week — a "thingy" (not a cyst, too ugly a word) on his eyelid, removed successfully. He doesn't even have to wear the cone. He loves his three-times-daily eye cream. This leads to the telling of a legendary story: a few years ago in Crested Butte, Louvin unzipped a suitcase pocket and consumed 300 milligrams of THC edibles belonging to recently-married houseguests. He went on what Eric calls "a spiritual journey."
🏃♀️ USA Half Marathon Championships — Follow-Up
⚡ Jacob Kiplimo Breaks the Half Marathon World Record: A clean 57:20 in Lisbon — no car, no pacers, just Kiplimo being Kiplimo.
🌡️ LA Marathon — 88 Degrees and the 18-Mile Option: It's unseasonably hot in LA on race day, and the marathon offers runners the option to finish at mile 18 officially and still receive a medal. Eric thinks stopping at 18 makes you a coward.
⚖️ Fred Kerley's Two-Year Whereabouts Ban: Fred's ban runs through August 2027 — leaving him time to return for the LA Olympics. Fred is contesting the third and going hard on social media — hinting he's prepared to expose information about other athletes' doping practices.
💉 Rita Jeptoo Banned Again: The Kenyan marathon star tests positive for anabolic steroids — her second doping ban, after a prior suspension for EPO.
📞 Listener Voicemails:
– A Caller on speed suits and the pro-amateur gap asks whether certain technology should be reserved for professionals.
– Dorothy from Savannah, Georgia calls in with no question but to say thank you.
– A Caller asks about coaches: How many have they had, which have had the biggest impact, and what matters more: the training or the relationship?
– A Caller asks about the national anthem mid-workout.
– Matt from Maryland — a dentist — calls in after a tough day at work, having been blindsided by several minutes of what he describes as "anti-dentite rhetoric" on a previous episode. He offers two PSAs
– A First-time caller reports that her ten-month-old burst out laughing upon hearing Aisha's laugh during the Ali on the Run episode
– Caller asks for a ranking of Mondo's four songs: Feelin' Myself, Man's, 4L, and Bop
– Yoga class caller reveals she was the stranger on the mat next to Aisha at the Yoga Box on Broadway last fall
– A Caller calls to defend Dick Woods Road in Charlottesville, Virginia
📞 Call in to (856) 279-0080 to leave us a voicemail with any question you may have, whether it’s running-related or not.
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⚠️ WARNING ⚠️
Listening to “Off The Rails with Eric and Aisha” while running may result in uncontrollable laughter, side stitches, funny looks from strangers, and the occasional trip hazard due to snort-laughing mid-stride. Proceed with caution—and maybe stretch your abs beforehand. Use caution when wearing earbuds in public places—people will wonder if you’re okay. You are. You’re just having a really good time.