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Run Your Story Podcast

Run Your Story Podcast

De: Allison Gaillard
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Where Every Story Needs to be Heard! Runners and walkers are interviewed to tell their run/walk stories, share fun memories, and provide great advice for those interested in this sport!

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Episodios
  • Dylan Led - "I've been through so much worse than whatever's in front of me in a race"
    Apr 8 2026

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    Allison interviews Dylan, an ultra runner with 14+ ultramarathons, a sobriety and redemption story, and a weekly live cornhole podcast.

    Dylan shares how he ran casually as a young athlete, joined the US Army in 2013 for eight and a half years, then swore off running after leaving in 2021 and struggled with lost purpose and heavy drinking, intensified after a roommate’s death in a 2022 motorcycle accident.

    After reading David Goggins’ “Can’t Hurt Me,” he began training for the 4x4x48 challenge, found running as therapy, and rapidly progressed from half-marathon to marathon to 50 miles and then a 100-mile loop race, describing a faith-defining moment around mile 40–41.

    He discusses endurance, choosing suffering, gratitude, community, racing routines, fueling and recovery, favorite and hardest races, gear and shoes, mantras for running and sobriety, and goals including a top-10 finish at Cocodona while spreading faith, fitness, and sobriety.

    Dylan Led - https://www.facebook.com/dylan.ledbetter.71


    Races Mentioned
    St. Patrick's Day March
    Mid-State Mile
    Inkom Last Man Standing
    Tennessee Mile
    Run LOViT 100
    Coca Dona 250

    Shout Outs
    David Goggins
    Becca Jones
    John Cox
    Brian
    Doug
    East Coast Adventures
    Daniel Castro
    Eric
    Chad Wright

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    For more details on Run Your Story happenings, visit https://runyourstory.com/

    For web development or tech services, visit https://gaillardts.com/

    Go Run Your Story and take a piece of this story with you! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest news on upcoming episodes. Support me on Patreon!
    Can't wait to hear Your Run Story!!

    Thank you to all of our Patreon supporters!
    Kristen Rather
    Steve Taylor
    Mary Trufant
    Suzanne Crist
    Suzanne Clark
    Anna Szymanski
    Dave McDonald
    Karla McInnis
    James Contratto
    Jordan DuBose
    Cristy Evans
    Sharonda Shula
    Nell Gustavson
    Meredith Nations
    Allyson Swann
    Chris Strayhorn
    Karen Saldivar
    Stefan Clayton
    Rachael McRae
    Scott Thornhill

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    59 m
  • Stephen Havard - "Accept there will be discomfort and accept the challenge."
    Apr 1 2026

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    On the podcast, Allison interviews Steven (“Big Papa”), a fast, humble runner and new dad, about how he started running after high school to stay in shape and to eventually beat his older brother in races.

    Steven describes shifting from mostly trail running in Georgia (especially 2017–2021) to more road running after moving to Mobile in July 2021, noting differences in pacing, muscle strain, anxiety, passing on single-track trails, and the need for more cushioned shoes on pavement.

    He shares lessons from running—discipline, consistency, focusing on your own race, negative splits, and not overthinking—plus favorite races like the Mobile Half, War Eagle Half, Bayou Half, and Tunnel Vision 5K, and worst experiences dropping from marathons (Nashville 2012, Savannah 2012, Big Beach 2023) and a tough Duncan Ridge 50K attempt.

    Steven details his pre-race routine (early wake-up, coffee, eggs, warm-up), his suitcase-and-backup-gear habits (including wearing three socks and carrying multiple shoes), minimal fueling for halves, and marathon fueling with dates for his upcoming Knoxville Marathon (April 12).

    He emphasizes gratitude, faith, community, sleep as recovery, and advice to new runners to get properly fitted shoes, accept discomfort, and build mental fortitude.

    Stephen Havard - https://www.facebook.com/shavard6132


    Races Mentioned
    Cheaha 50k
    War Eagle Half Marathon
    Mobile Half Marathon
    Bayou Half Marathon
    Mississippi Gulf Coast Marathon
    Huntsville Marathon
    Double Tunnel Vision 5k
    Big Beach Marathon
    Nashville Marathon
    Savannah Marathon
    Boston Marathon
    Knoxville Marathon
    Duncan Ridge 50k

    Shout Outs
    Jordy
    Valerie Guy
    Justin Guy
    Port City Pacers
    Emily Havard
    Pierre
    Scott Thornhill
    Dave McDonald
    Lily Havard

    Support the show

    For more details on Run Your Story happenings, visit https://runyourstory.com/

    For web development or tech services, visit https://gaillardts.com/

    Go Run Your Story and take a piece of this story with you! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest news on upcoming episodes. Support me on Patreon!
    Can't wait to hear Your Run Story!!

    Thank you to all of our Patreon supporters!
    Kristen Rather
    Steve Taylor
    Mary Trufant
    Suzanne Crist
    Suzanne Clark
    Anna Szymanski
    Dave McDonald
    Karla McInnis
    James Contratto
    Jordan DuBose
    Cristy Evans
    Sharonda Shula
    Nell Gustavson
    Meredith Nations
    Allyson Swann
    Chris Strayhorn
    Karen Saldivar
    Stefan Clayton
    Rachael McRae
    Scott Thornhill

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    1 h y 7 m
  • Jackson Wolf - "I'm gonna let the rougarou out."
    Mar 25 2026

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    Jackson discusses how he started running competitively later in life—his first marathon at 33 after dabbling in mountain biking, triathlons, and five Ironmans—and quickly progressed into trail ultras, including signing up for a 100-miler before completing a 50K.

    He shares his love of technical trails, boredom as a key weakness, and how moving between Mississippi and places like Flagstaff shaped his training.

    Jackson explains how Live Oak 50K began as a low-key group run that grew into an organized race, and his goal to expand trail events in Mississippi and Louisiana with new formats.

    He covers favorite races, shoe sponsorship with Mount to Coast, fueling strategies and backup plans, recovery and cross-training, lessons from Oregon 200 challenges, coaching philosophy emphasizing problem-solving and controllable goals, and a mantra-style “rougarou/werewolf” mental tool, ending with a quote about welcoming adversity.

    Jackson Wolf - https://www.facebook.com/jasonbyronwheat


    Races Mentioned
    Live Oak 50k
    Mississippi Trail 50-miler
    Blood Rock 50-miler
    Fonder Urban Ultra
    Mississippi 100
    Coca Dona 250
    Ute 100
    Oregon 200
    Mamba 100
    Tahoe 200
    Bigfoot 200
    Leadville 100
    Mountain 100

    Shout Outs
    David Tasha
    Jeff Browning (Bronco Billy)
    Carl Meltzer
    David Goggins

    Support the show

    For more details on Run Your Story happenings, visit https://runyourstory.com/

    For web development or tech services, visit https://gaillardts.com/

    Go Run Your Story and take a piece of this story with you! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest news on upcoming episodes. Support me on Patreon!
    Can't wait to hear Your Run Story!!

    Thank you to all of our Patreon supporters!
    Kristen Rather
    Steve Taylor
    Mary Trufant
    Suzanne Crist
    Suzanne Clark
    Anna Szymanski
    Dave McDonald
    Karla McInnis
    James Contratto
    Jordan DuBose
    Cristy Evans
    Sharonda Shula
    Nell Gustavson
    Meredith Nations
    Allyson Swann
    Chris Strayhorn
    Karen Saldivar
    Stefan Clayton
    Rachael McRae
    Scott Thornhill

    Más Menos
    1 h y 8 m
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