Southeastern Trail Runner Podcast

Rank #1: SETR 65: Ragnar Kentuckiana. Shannon and PJ dominate this episode reliving the Village at Ragnar KY.

Rank #2: SETR 59: Ragnar Trail Summit & NRC weekend recap. The crew gathers at Alex's kitchen table to drink all his bourbon and talk Ragnar Trail Summit in SLC (PJ & Shannon), while Alex & Clinton talk about meeting Rob Krar in Nashville. And something about a race in TN...

The Atlanta Podcast

Rank #1: Wait A Minute, Mr. Postman!. The guys of TAP discuss some Black Panther Excitement, Football! Futbol! Football! (Falcons, Atlutd, UGA), a postal service scandal, and transracial Names. Shout out to The Marvelettes - Please Mr. Postman (1961) What's on TAP?: "Emergency Drinking Beer" by Wild Heaven Beer

Rank #2: That Guy From Queer Eye. After 10 minutes of dickin' around, the guys of TAP do a deep dive on a massive marijuana bust, shooting guns, and Skyler Jay's fight for equal healthcare for the transgender community. What's on TAP? Pale Ale by Eventide #ATLSalute goes to: 4orTheLocals Special shoutout to: Buckhead Quickshot, Coco, & Lil' Duval

accessAtlanta: Things to do in Atlanta

Rank #1: Taraji P. Henson's Atlanta favorites. In this episode, the AJC's Najja Parker sat down with Taraji P. Henson (Empire), producer Will Packer (Girls Trip) and director Adam Shankman (A Walk to Remember), to discuss their new film “What Men Want.” Henson, Packer and Shankman share the places they frequent when filming in Atlanta and discuss their legacies in the film industry.Plus, host Shane Harrison shares things to do in and around Atlanta over the next 10 days, including The Wolves at Horizon Theatre and Trevor Noah at the Fox.

Rank #2: Atlanta Bucket List. When you search “things to do in Atlanta,” sometimes places you’ve been to countless times pop up. You’ve visited The King Center and Fox Theatre. You’ve stopped by the Atlanta Botanical Garden, the CNN Center and Six Flags. In this episode, AJC freelancer Toby Adeyemi shares the items on his Atlanta Bucket List – lesser-known places he’s visited in the last few months, where he’s had the most fun. Find out the places he’s gone, why he enjoys them and how you can get there. Plus, host Shane Harrison shares things to do during the next 10 days, including Tamborrada at Cooks & Soldiers and Cher at Infinite Energy Center.

The BibRave Podcast

Rank #1: #56: Leadville Special . Hi Runners! I’m extremely excited and proud to share our very first “special episode” of The BibRave Podcast! Episode 56 will take you on the full journey of Tim’s Leadville Trail 100 race, narrated by crew captain Jessica. Support for our Leadville coverage continues from our amazing partners at Athlinks and Aftershokz! The episode is a play-by-play, aid station-by-aid station recount of the Leadville Trail 100. For each section of the race, you’ll hear our live-recorded audio from race day, along with a 1st-person account from Tim. We’ve also included some reflections from our pacers and crew, recorded over celebratory beers after the race. As a rough guide, here is a quick reference of our aid station plan by mile marker. Outward Bound (~mile 24.5) Tree Line (~mile 28) Twin Lakes (~mile 40) Winfield (~mile 50) Twin Lakes (~mile 60) Tree Line (~mile 72) Outward Bound (~mile 75.5) May Queen (~mile 86.5) This episode is a must-listen for anyone who’s heard about Tim’s Leadville training and is interested in hearing how it all plays out. We hope you enjoy it, and please share your thoughts with us on Twitter using #brpodcast. And one more shout-out to our incredibly supportive partners at Athlinks and Aftershokz - thanks for all the help before, during, and after race day! Happy listening!! Jessica Murphy BibRave Co-Founder, recovering Leadville Crew Captain

Rank #2: #12: Chicago Marathon and Portland Marathon recaps, and mental toughness. BibRave Podcast, Episode 12! This week we talk about Julia's awesome performance running the Chicago Marathon, Tim's exciting day running the Portland Marathon, some ways to mentally get ready for race day, and some mid-race fueling tips.  If you like what you hear and want to get more, please subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. That pleases our overlords at iTunes... 😬 If you want more from the BibRave running community, check out our race review page at BibRave.com or follow us on Twitter @BibRave. Thanks, and hope you enjoy!

Politically Georgia

Rank #1: Gwinnett’s failed MARTA referendum. Host Greg Bluestein and AJC reporter Amanda Coyne discuss and analyze Gwinnett’s failed MARTA referendum.

Rank #2: Latest: Georgia’s airport, abortion and voting machines bills. Host Greg Bluestein spoke with AJC reporters Kelly Yamanouchi, Mark Niesse and Maya T. Prabhu about three major pieces of legislation and their likelihood of passing before the end of the legislative session.

Political Breakfast with Denis O’Hayer

Rank #1: Extra Helping: Democrat Stacey Abrams. This bonus episode of Political Breakfast kicks off our series of interviews with all the major party candidates for Georgia governor running in the May 22nd primaries.Democrat Stacey Abrams is the former state House Minority Leader, and was first elected to the House from an Atlanta district in 2006. Prior to that, she was a deputy Atlanta City attorney.Check the feed Wednesdays and Fridays in the weeks leading up to the primaries for more interviews.Produced by Sam Whitehead (@sclaudwhitehead).

Rank #2: Manafort/Cohen Fallout; Governor's Race; Airport Takeover? Brian Robinson Returns!. In the coming years, when you catch a flight from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, which has been owned by the City of Atlanta, will someone else be in charge?In fact, “who’s in charge here?” is a pretty good question about a lot of what’s gone on politically in these parts lately.The two major party candidates for governor accused each other of failing to be in charge of their own finances; a school superintendent appeared to go on a racist rant; Georgia Tech’s president felt compelled to promise he'll work really, really hard to stop financial abuse at the Institute.That's just some of the giant buffet for this edition of the Political Breakfast. And we’ve got the band back together! After weeks of sitting on the sidelines, Brian Robinson is back. He is a Republican strategist, and former deputy chief of staff for Governor Nathan Deal. Democratic strategist Tharon Johnson is on hand, too. He is a former national southern regional director of the Obama 2012 campaign.

Never Played the Game

Rank #1: Episode 82 - Braves Hot Start, Falcons Draft, Julio Jones Disappears and did Bud Quit on the Hawks . Zach and Jeff discuss the surprising start by the Braves who closed out the month of April as the National League's highest scoring team.Were the Falcons correct in drafting Calvin Ridley, a wide receiver in the 1st round? What to make of Julio Jones deleting his Falcons memories from his social media accounts and did Mike Budenholzer quit on the Hawks?

Rank #2: Episode 81 - Thomas Dimitroff - Atlanta Falcons General Manager. Zach and Jeff visit with Atlanta Falcons General Manger right before the 2018 NFL Draft. The two ask TD about:Mowing the lawn by day for the Cleveland Browns and watching film with Scott Pioli at night.Why the NFL combine can hurt more than it helps How many players are realistic for the Falcons at #26Why are quarterbacks so hard to evaluateHow close was he to being fired a few years agoHis relationship with Head Coach Dan QuinnHis passion for cycling and helping those in Atlanta

Southern Fried Soccer

Rank #1: Atlanta United 4, Orlando City 0. In this episode of the podcast “Southern Fried Soccer,” Doug Roberson of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Jason Longshore of 92.9FM and SoccerDownHere.com discuss Atlanta United’s 4-0 win against Orlando on Saturday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Topics include Julian Gressel playing in the central midfielder, Miguel Almiron’s scoring and Orlando City’s cultural problem.

Rank #2: Atlanta United season ticket prices....answering your questions. In this episode of the podcast “Southern Fried Soccer,” Doug Roberson of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution discusses Atlanta United’s 2019 season ticket prices, and why the team won’t consistently open the upper deck of Mercedes-Benz Stadium to accommodate more season-ticket buyers.

Not Real Runners

Rank #1: Ep 96. Orange Theory Fitness. Together we break down what Orange Theory is, whether we like it, and whether we think it's beneficial for runners.

Rank #2: Final Episode: Goodbye!. Whelp, it's about that time. Time to say goodbye! We've had a great 2 years with you. 

The Runner's World Show

Rank #1: Episode 21: Run Your Best Marathon. Want to run your first (or fastest) marathon? Our expert roundtable of Executive Editor Tish Hamilton, training director Budd Coates, and Chief Running Officer Bart Yasso answers your lingering questions on how to get to the starting line healthy so you reach the finish line with your best time ever. (2:34)In the Kick, our team discusses some of the best running cities in America, a WWII veteran who just completed his three-year run across the country, and Kevin Hart’s biggest running accomplishment to date. (55:02)                                                                                                     Check out our show page here. Follow us on Twitter (@rwaudio) and Facebook (Runner's World Audio). 

Rank #2: Episode 50: How to Train Your Best. For our 50th episode, we’re devoting the entire show to answering your pressing training questions—from getting faster to how to train better in the heat. (0:24)The Runner’s World Show is brought to you by Bombas. For an exclusive 20% off your first order of incredibly comfortable socks, plus a money-back guarantee, go to Bombas.com/run. (You’ll even get free shipping on orders of $30 or more.)Episode Credits: Host: David Willey Producers: Sylvia Ryerson, Christine Fennessy and Brian Dalek.The Runner's World Show is a proud part of Panoply.Check out our show page here. Follow us on Twitter (@rwaudio) and Facebook (Runner's World Audio).

The Atlanta Foodcast: A Food Podcast

Rank #1: Bryan Rackley, Jesse Smith, Matt Christison, Miles Macquarrie - Kimball House & Watchman’s. Here's a story for you folks: Four friends who met working in a bar open a restaurant that changes Atlanta dining. Forever. Oh, and they open another restaurant that does it all over again. Welcome Bryan Rackley, Jesse Smith, Miles Macquarrie, and Matt Christison to the Atlanta Foodcast.These are the fine gents behind Kimball House and Watchman’s — two restaurants that have elevated Atlanta dining to new heights in way of incredible cocktails, innovative menus, and oyster service. You’re going to love this episode. You’ll laugh. A lot. — Probably as much as well all did when we recorded this. I won’t spoil anything for you. So, here they are — Bryan, Jesse, Miles, and Matt of Kimball House and Watchman’s.

Rank #2: Jeb Aldrich - Tiny Lou's. Oh, friends. Forever. I. Love. Atlanta. We have so many things to be proud of in this city. Great gobs of people. Traffic that moves (most days). The Olympics were here. We have Coca Cola. Delta. The Varsity and…. The Clermont Lounge.This beloved spot is no longer a lone strip club on Ponce. No, no. Now, towering more mightily than before in all its historic glory sits the Hotel Clermont and, down a few flights of stairs, you’ll find Tiny Lou’s.Jeb Aldrich is at the helm of the kitchen and the French-inspired menu has a story worth hearing — and don’t worry, we get there. He’s spent a considerable amount of time here in the city — and elsewhere. What’s happening at Tiny Lou’s is pretty awesome and we caught up at the restaurant so I could hear his story. So, here he is.

The Marathon Show

Rank #1: Runners Chat with a doctor, a triathlete and a marathoner. We cover it all on this show - we'll talk about using a coach, cross training, qualifying for Boston, triathlons, diet, injuries, plus you'll hear a significant piece of history about The Marathon Show. We welcome our special guest and extraordinary marathon runner, Dr. Jed Kwartler

Rank #2: The Runners Chat Show. What does a marathon look like through your eyes and what have you learned about yourself running marathons? We'll talk about this, plus future goals with an All-Star panel. Join this live show as we welcome Dave Mari, Greg Goebel and The Endorphin Dude. We'll also have the 5K where the panel can talk about anything on their mind

East Coast Trail And Ultra Podcast

Rank #1: Episode 47: Ride Me Like A Wet Horse. Dave Meeth joins us to talk about training for Leadville in the flat lands of Kansas, and Rock/Creek racer Daniel Lucas talks about stepping away from racing for a couple a years and getting back in the game at the Fat Dog 120 in Canada.

Rank #2: Episode 52: Just Plug Your Nose And Do It. Ultra runner and dietitian Annie Weiss talks about nutrition during races and why you should skip the whole wheat bread and go for a twinkie. John Taylor joins us to talk about his recent finish of his 100th 100 mile ultra and what he has learned over 12 years on the trail.