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Dad-A-Thoners: Joey and Daryl vs. the Philadelphia Marathon

Dad-A-Thoners: Joey and Daryl vs. the Philadelphia Marathon

By: Joseph Marshall and Daryl Shreve
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 On Season 1 of the Dad-A-thoners join Dad-A-Thoners Joey Marshall and Daryl Shreve as they amateurly tackle training for and racing the 2026 Philadelphia Marathon. Tune in for enthralling details of their training quests to achieve pedestrian finish times. Lace up or velcro or whatever (we don't judge) for the Philadelphia Marathon because we are breaking it down from race registration to race day!Joseph Marshall and Daryl Shreve
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  • Episode 2- The Excitement of Registering for a Marathon & Philly Marathon Website Deep Dive

    Episode 2- The Excitement of Registering for a Marathon & Philly Marathon Website Deep Dive
    Mar 23 2026

    We're back with Episode 2, and what a doozy! Joey & Daryl kick things off with a bit of marathon trivia, then shift over to the excitement that comes with registering for a marathon.

    The Dad's also dive deep to review the Philadelphia Marathon Weekend (PMW) website to share what caught their eye, the most interesting finds, PMW merch to look out for, and everything in between. If you're thinking of running a race during the Philly Marathon Weekend, go check out the site ASAP!

    Joey & Daryl cap things off sharing some songs for your running playlist, and provide the latest update on their training and running stats. The countdown continues, 35 weeks to go!

    (**NOTE: Apologies in advance for technical difficulties from the 39min - 47min mark of this episode. We're learning as we go, and the Dad-A-Thoners will continue to work hard to give you the best podcast episode listening experience possible.)
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