I've been thoroughly impressed with this podcast. The thoughtful editing really stands out, making each episode a smooth and enjoyable listen. Sally Kipyego's story of becoming a mother was particularly inspiring, showcasing the shows ability to delve deep into the personal and professional journeys of its guests. I also appreciate the commitment to recruiting diverse guests with varying narratives, which brings fresh and insightful perspectives to each episode. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in the multifaceted world of women's running.

This podcast is a great resource for anyone who, like me, wants to prioritize being more active. You’ll gain all the inspiration you need from the various stories, and most importantly, learn that it’s never too late to set big goals. Thank you for showcasing these experiences!

I just started listening to Cherie’s podcast after a friend of mine was interviewed. I love Cherie’s unique style of podcasting as she shines the spotlight on extraordinary women runners. She takes exquisite care in the way she edits the podcast to keep the listener engaged. She does her research on her guests and has a depth and breadth of knowledge of women and the sport of running. You can feel her passion for running, how she honors and respects the women she interviews and her dedication to deliver a quality podcast every time.

I’ve really been enjoying this podcast, especially the recent focus on current races and events in the sport. Thanks and keep up the awesome work!

So happy to have found this well-written, well-produced, and totally absorbing podcast.

I appreciate the content — esp. the episode w/Courtney Dauwalter and the run-ups to the Boston Marathon — but listening past the production design is tough. The host’s script- reading is stiff and uninviting (to my ears); a broadcast voice coach could really help here. The alternation of the host’s script-reading with guests’ answers feels super clunky. Lastly, the unappealing drum loop; it even appears at random times underneath people speaking — distracting and unprofessional. Maybe get a few additional free music samples, and book a single session with a podcast tech coach on editing/design. It’d be super easy to make major improvements in how this podcast comes off and allow the host’s good intentions and the guests’ content to shine. Thanks, and good luck at Boston!

I’m a novice runner and am loving this podcast. It’s so professionally done and the stories are great and motivating. It’s so important to be amplifying the stories of women in sports and this podcast does it beautifully.

Fantastic podcast series; I listen to it religiously! Thanks so very much Cherie!😊👍🏻

Cherie weaves the stories of each runner in a creative and riveting manner that captures the listener. This is an awesome podcast!

I’ve been enjoying this newish running podcast. I like the way this season has an overall theme and individual inspiring stories around that theme. The sound and production are also top-knotty.

Missing my running group like crazy right now, but these women are making excellent company in the meantime. Their stories are so inspiring and Cherie does a great job telling them.