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The Left Side of the Road

The Left Side of the Road

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Welcome to the Left Side of the Road! This is a podcast that explores how running impacts and influences the lives of guests. We hope their stories inspire our listeners to use running (or any activity) to improve their lives.

The Left Side of the Road is hosted by Greg Duff. Greg is a runner, a former swimmer and triathlete and owner of Glory Hound Events in Asheville, NC. He is an active member of the community, serving on multiple boards and commissions over the past 25 years across Western North Carolina. He is married to his wife Sue, who, together, have three children, and are the grandparents to four dogs and five cats.

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Episodes
  • Episode 9 - Martha Marshall

    Episode 9 - Martha Marshall
    Aug 15 2021

    Martha Marshall is a legend in the WNC running community. She is a retired professor who has been running for over 40 years. Join us she regales us with stories of her childhood and how she made running a life-long endeavor.
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    25 mins
  • Episode 8 - Tory Grieves

    Episode 8 - Tory Grieves
    Jul 30 2021

    We are delighted to welcome ultra trail running star, Tory Grieves, as we talk about her introduction to the sport running in the Himalayas and her progression as she prepared for the US Trail Championships.
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    27 mins
  • Episode 7 - Jeff Matlow

    Episode 7 - Jeff Matlow
    Jul 10 2021

    Join us as we talk to Jeff Matlow, founder of IMAthlete, about the source of his entrepreneurial spirit and the business of running post-pandemic.
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    28 mins

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