Up until 1967 no women had ever officially raced the Boston marathon. Kathrine Switzer was determined to change that and in the process initiate a global movement for all women participating in running events. Learn why she first decided to run Boston, how she was almost pushed off the course by officials and the aftermath of her success which made global headlines.&nbsp; Click here to follow Kathrine on <a href= "https://twitter.com/KVSwitzer">Twitter</a>, &amp; <a href= "https://www.instagram.com/kathrineswitzer/">Insta</a> also her <a href="https://kathrineswitzer.com/">website</a>, &amp; organisation <a href="http://www.261fearless.org/">261 Fearless</a> Click here for the podcast's <a href= "https://www.instagram.com/erlpodcast/">Insta</a>, <a href= "https://twitter.com/ERLpodcast">Twitter</a> &amp; website <a href= "http://www.everydayrunninglegends.com">www.everydayrunninglegends.com</a>&nbsp;

Jenna Powers pre Bigfoot 200

The perfect podcast for your run. Brodie Sharpe interviews everyday runners who have motivational running stories designed to inspire every runner. Get a boost of inspiration listening to a wide range of runners whether it's training for their first marathon, completing their 100th ultra-marathon or even training for their first parkrun. 
Pick up running tips along the way. Learn about the mental challenges of running, overcoming running injuries, running for weight loss, running faster, running further, running happier!