Episode 150 - Mark Lowenstein
Peter and Bryan check in on their latest runs, then welcome back Mark Lowenstein of greatruns.com. Bryan takes the opportunity to get Mark’s advice on where to run during his upcoming trip to Denver. Then, Mark talks about some great fall and holiday runs, ranging from Europe to New York to Texas! They also chat about how the site stays accurate, the influx of scooters on the streets, and other great places to run if you’re trying to escape the winter. Plus, an update on Mark’s exercise streak!
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