Kathrine Switzer's guest appearances

Kathrine Switzer

Run to the Top Podcast | The Ultimate Guide to Running

Marathon Training Academy

Another Mother Runner

Health Via Modern Nutrition

The Runner's World Show

BJSM

I'll Have Another with Lindsey Hein Podcast

Babbittville Radio – Babbittville

Pace the Nation

Marathon Talk

The Flourishing Experiment

Phedippidations

RunningFlat Radio Podcast

Exploring Mind and Body 

Mejor Con Gaby Vargas

Meb Keflezighi

Deena Kastor

Tina Muir

Alex Hutchinson

Dean Karnazes

Gwen Jorgensen

Bobbi Gibb

Carey Pinkowski

Michael Wardian

Colleen Quigley

Amelia Boone

Emma Coburn

Sally Bergesen

Lauren Fleshman

Dave McGillivray

OwlTail

Kathrine Switzer fait partie de ces femmes qui ont contribué, par leur action, à une plus grande égalité entre les sexes. Cette sportive américaine est en effet la première femme à participer, en 1967, à une course jusque là réservée aux hommes, le marathon.See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Choses à Savoir HISTOIRE

Kathrine Switzer fait partie de ces femmes qui ont contribué, par leur action, à une plus grande égalité entre les sexes. Cette sportive américaine est en effet la première femme à participer, en 1967, à une course jusque là réservée aux hommes, le marathon.See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Pourquoi la sportive Kathrine Switzer est entrée dans l'histoire ?

Despite being physically attacked on the course by the race director, she went on to become the first female to officially finish the Boston Marathon and opened the running door for millions of other women. Kathrine Switzer is this week's guest on Amazing Americans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amazing Americans Podcast

Despite being physically attacked on the course by the race director, she went on to become the first female to officially finish the Boston Marathon and opened the running door for millions of other women. Kathrine Switzer is this week's guest on Amazing Americans.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Amazing Americans- Kathrine Switzer- 01/02/2021

Welcome to ... The Big Run! The first-ever episode and we are kicking off with an icon in the world of running.  Kathrine Switzer was the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon in 1967. On this episode Kathrine talks about her journey into running, that infamous race in 1967, being assaulted on the course, the fall out afterwards and how she used what had happened to forge new paths for women in running.

The Big Run 

Welcome to ... The Big Run! The first-ever episode and we are kicking off with an icon in the world of running.  Kathrine Switzer was the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon in 1967. On this episode Kathrine talks about her journey into running, that infamous race in 1967, being assaulted on the course, the fall out afterwards and how she used what had happened to forge new paths for women in running.

The Big Run - Episode 1 - Kathrine Switzer

You've seen the photo of Kathrine Switzer being accosted at the Boston Marathon course because "women were not allowed." Listen to this running pioneer discuss everything from winning the first women's NY Marathon to starting 261 Fearless, the global network that encourages women to get out there and run.  Learn more about 261 Fearless, click here.  Fundy and Nicholas loved the conversation and we are sure you will too. Share with all your friends. The more we all get out there and put in the miles, the better off the world is going to be. 

Old Crazy Runners - the Podcast

You've seen the photo of Kathrine Switzer being accosted at the Boston Marathon course because "women were not allowed." Listen to this running pioneer discuss everything from winning the first women's NY Marathon to starting 261 Fearless, the global network that encourages women to get out there and run.  Learn more about <a href="https://www.261fearless.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">261 Fearless, click here</a>.  Fundy and Nicholas loved the conversation and we are sure you will too. Share with all your friends. The more we all get out there and put in the miles, the better off the world is going to be.

Kathrine Switzer - Running Pioneer & Creator of 261 Fearless

In 1967, during the Boston Marathon, a female runner wearing bib number 261 was grabbed by an official trying to stop her. The moment was captured on camera, and thus immortalised. Kathrine Switzer went on from that day to create dramatic change in women's running. If you know a friend who would enjoy this episode, share it with them. ----- To buy a Jog On top, email a size request to: thisisjogon@gmail.com Main video channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeevBgehokNNlmbo8EaEDJg   Jog On video podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5W8oqdtmo4x-doG9iV2RXA? To support Jog On: patreon.com/jogonpodcast

JOG ON

In 1967, during the Boston Marathon, a female runner wearing bib number 261 was grabbed by an official trying to stop her. The moment was captured on camera, and thus immortalised. Kathrine Switzer went on from that day to create dramatic change in women's running. If you know a friend who would enjoy this episode, share it with them. ----- To buy a Jog On top, email a size request to: <a href="mailto:thisisjogon@gmail.com">thisisjogon@gmail.com</a> Main video channel: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeevBgehokNNlmbo8EaEDJg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeevBgehokNNlmbo8EaEDJg</a> Jog On video podcasts: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5W8oqdtmo4x-doG9iV2RXA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5W8oqdtmo4x-doG9iV2RXA?</a> To support Jog On: <a href="http://patreon.com/jogonpodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/jogonpodcast</a>

Ep 56 - Kathrine Switzer. The photo that changed women's running

Kathrine Switzer has long been one of running’s most iconic figures. But when she was inducted into the U.S.A. National Women’s Hall of Fame, it was not just for breaking barriers being the first female to finish the Boston Marathon, or last woman to win the NYC Marathon, but also for creating positive global social change. Because of her, millions of women are now empowered by the simple act of running.

Transformations Through Running

Kathrine Switzer Marathon Woman

Kathrine is a running legend, the first women to run the Boston Marathon, an integral voice behind the entry of women's marathons into the 1984 Olympic Games, she is a public speaker &amp; activist for women all over the globe &amp; SO SO MUCH MORE. Athletes all around the world, stand on the shoulders of trailblazers like Kathrine!

Talk with Trace

Kathrine is a running legend, the first women to run the Boston Marathon, an integral voice behind the entry of women's marathons into the 1984 Olympic Games, she is a public speaker &amp; activist for women all over the globe &amp; SO SO MUCH MORE. Athletes all around the world, stand on the shoulders of trailblazers like Kathrine!

Kathrine Switzer - Icon, legend the Fearless Marathon Women

Today we bring you international talent, Kathrine Switzer. Kathrine is an American marathon runner, author, and television commentator. In 1967, she became the first woman to run the Boston Marathon as an officially registered competitor. Kathrine has long been one of marathons most iconic figures. Not just for breaking barriers but also for creating positive global social change. Because of her millions of women are now empowered by the simple act of running.

Matt Brown Show

MBS263 - Kathrine Switzer, the Women Who Changed Women Sports Forever

Edith Zuschmann

Kathrine Switzer, Activist, Speaker, Board Chair and Founder of 261 Fearless Inc. and Edith Zuschmann, CEO, President and Co-Founder of 261 Fearless Inc. discuss about how women can cope with fearful situations and grow through them. They share experiences and tips to become fearless in stepping up.

261 Fearless's Podcast

Kathrine Switzer, Activist, Speaker, Board Chair and Founder of 261 Fearless Inc. and Edith Zuschmann, CEO, President and Co-Founder of 261 Fearless Inc. discuss about how women can cope with fearful situations and grow through them. They share experiences and tips to become fearless in stepping up.

Being Fearless: Stepping Up and Making Decisions: 261 Empowerment Talk with Kathrine Switzer and Edith Zuschmann

On April 19th, 1967, Kathrine Switzer became the first woman to officially finish the Boston Marathon in a time of 4 hours and 20 minutes. During the race, she was attacked by race official Jock Semple who tried to pull her off the course. Jock would not succeed, but the iconic photo of him trying would create an indelible image that would change the future of women in sport forever. From that day forward Kathrine became a catalyst for change, leading the way for women to be able to officially race in the NYC and Boston Marathons as well as the Olympics, all while continuing to compete and win races herself.  Kara and Shanna lead this interview and get to it all. With Boston postponed this year until September, we hope this interview, rich in history from Boston, will tide you over until then. Kathrine has been leading change for women in sport for decades, and it was an honor for us to chat with her. While we know it is not enough, we bow low and say "thank you" to Kathrine for paving the way for so many.

Clean Sport Collective

On April 19th, 1967, Kathrine Switzer became the first woman to officially finish the Boston Marathon in a time of 4 hours and 20 minutes. During the race, she was attacked by race official Jock Semple who tried to pull her off the course. Jock would not succeed, but the iconic photo of him trying would create an indelible image that would change the future of women in sport forever. From that day forward Kathrine became a catalyst for change, leading the way for women to be able to officially race in the NYC and Boston Marathons as well as the Olympics, all while continuing to compete and win races herself.  Kara and Shanna lead this interview and get to it all. With Boston postponed this year until September, we hope this interview, rich in history from Boston, will tide you over until then. Kathrine has been leading change for women in sport for decades, and it was an honor for us to chat with her. While we know it is not enough, we bow low and say "thank you" to Kathrine for paving the way for so many.

Kathrine Switzer

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