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Running is BS

Running is BS

By: Stewart Harding and Amy Cuthbert-Genders
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 The podcast that loves to hate running. While other podcasts will celebrate your journey, encourage you to go faster and further, and run free, we’d rather talk about bleeding nipples, getting chased by horses and getting horribly injured. Keep it real with Stewart and Amy.Copyright 2022 All rights reserved. Running & Jogging
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  • #161 - Tussocks are Bullshit

    #161 - Tussocks are Bullshit
    Aug 11 2025

    Roll up, roll up and slag off geographical features right here! Got a hill that's a bit too steep? A trail that's a bit too fiddly? A forest that looked at you a bit funny? We want to hear about them.

    We get some top listener advice on making women feel safe when running, Stu didn't have enough blood to run, and Amy isn't completely appalled at the idea of running the world's deepest marathon.
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    41 mins
  • #160 - Vampire Flies are Bullshit

    #160 - Vampire Flies are Bullshit
    Jul 28 2025

    Men being creepy is obviously bad, but it really does make good entertainment as Amy gets all riled up. She also encounters a closed trail, runs down it, and realises it was closed for a reason.

    Stu claims vengeance, ponders racelessness, swears at a hill, but wants to go to an even bigger hill in Colorado.
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    58 mins
  • #159 - Crystalline Granite is Bullshit

    #159 - Crystalline Granite is Bullshit
    Jul 14 2025

    Amy has another animal encounter, but this one is a lot more mythical than usual, and we're pretty sure it was totally real.

    We talk about repairing shoes, and hope this will turn out to be a good idea. Our listeners get poisoned, look at some puffins, get cramp and get stung in the foot.

    Hot, isn't it?
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    1 hr and 2 mins
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