Kristopher Cargile is a man of many talents. Kris works as an EMT, a trail running guide for Top Out Adventures,  a course ambassador for Trans Rockies, and volunteers and works at trail and adventure races across the United States, and so much more. I...

Jeremy Peterson wrote an article for Eat Clean Run Dirty Magazine about the Holiday Lake 50k titled Horton’s Holiday. The Holiday Lake 50k is a loop course circling Holiday Lake itself as well as using country roads and trails in that area. The weather...

Sabrina Stanley is a trail and ultra runner who lives and trains in Silverton, CO. Sabrina’s resume includes a win at HURT 100, Grand Raid La Reunion, and Hardrock as well as an F3 finish at Western States. While Sabrina’s wins are impressive what...

In the summer 2020 issue of Eat Clean, Run Dirty Magazine we take a deep dive into the 200-mile genera with an incredible article by David Infante titled A Journey Into The Self. I personally have not run or been present at any 200-mile race. I do have...

In the Summer issue of Eat Clean, Run Dirty Magazine Ryan Mulcahy is the subject of an article titled With Purpose. The article is a part of a regular installment to gain an understanding of other folks that share our wild spaces. The outdoors brings...

Maggie Olson wrote a wildly helpful article for Eat Clean Run Dirty Magazine on how to fund your running habit. Those big goal races are completely attainable, you just need the right training plan for your finances. This is an expanded audio version of the favorite article from ECRD Issue 1.

Cody Reed is a badass trail runner. He runs to compete at both popular American trail races and big gnarly international ultras. He lives and trains in Flagstaff, AZ, is one of the Coconino Cowboys, has incredible hair, and is a pretty rad human. Jess talks about all these things and more in this podcast episode. Get social with Cody on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cody.reed.921or on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/codyreeeed/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/codyreeeed/?hl=enPhoto credit: Myke HermsmeyerWe LOVE your feedback! Please take a moment to let us know how we’re doing. Shoot Jess an email at [email protected] learn more about the wild cultured sours and fruit forward brews at Urban Artifact click on their logo below.

Alie Columbus of Boise, Idaho is set her sights on becoming an ultra runner. She picked out a pretty cool local trail race to be her first 50k experience, The Wilson Creek Frozen 50k. Alie talked with Jess right before the race about what most exciting to her and what her biggest worries were. Then after Wilson Creek they talked again about how the race went and Alie shares some pretty inspiring words. If you’ve been in the sport of trail and ultra running for a long time and maybe forgot what it was like to be new, then I urge you to listen. If you are thinking about doing your first 50k I think you’ll really be encouraged by Alie’s experience that she shares in these two interviews. Either way, Alie Columbus is a pretty awesome human that’s not afraid to try new things and do the work. Alie Columbus is on social media. Connect with her here. -> https://www.facebook.com/alicia.columbusTo learn more about the race Alie ran, The Wilson Creek Frozen 50k, visit their site here -> http://emilyberriochoa.com/Frozen50k/We LOVE your feedback! Please take a moment to let us know how we’re doing. Shoot Jess an email at [email protected] learn more about the wild cultured sours and fruit forward brews at Urban Artifact click on their logo below.

Sabrina Stanley is the sweetest lady beast in the land. In this episode of the podcast Jess asks Sabrina about her experiences being the first American to ever win at the super rugged and beautiful Diagonale des Fous and what her goals are for 2020. Jess get a little “fan girl” about the whole thing and struggles with words. You can literally hear her smile. It’s a fun episode. Check out Sabrina’s website here -> https://www.sabrinastanley.com/Learn more about the tasty brews at Urban Artifact here -> https://www.artifactbeer.com/Email [email protected] for photo credit.

Sean Blanton is race director and owner of Run Bum Tours, he’s a road and trail runner as well as having competed in hundreds of ultras, and he is a pretty rad guy with a passion for adventure. Sean is spending some time along the Florida Trail preparing for his new race The Wild Florida 120 and his epic 1,100+ mile through hike of the scenic and gnarly Florida Trail. Learn more about Sean’s races by visiting https://www.runbumtours.com/Check out Urban Artifact Brewery at their site https://www.artifactbeer.com/Sign up for Sweat Your Heart Out https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=75088