Episode 185 - Mark Lowenstein
This episode is ready for a long run! First, Peter and Bryan go back to the movies on a call with View From My Run's Lori Richmond. Lori drops some deep NYC knowledge about the filming of Brittney Runs a Marathon, then shares some of her favorite running-movie recommendations. Then, Bryan and Peter are joined at the Boston Public Library by Mark Lowenstein of Great Runs. Mark gives an update on his activity streak (2,000+ days and going strong!) then talks about the site's exciting new categories of running routes that can be found all around the world, including "unique" runs. Plus, Mark shares a major announcement that is sure to be interesting to the competitive types.
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25 Unique Runs: Europe, Asia, Central/S. America
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