Episode 197 – Into The Great Wide Open
Peter and Bryan test out a new socially distant recording location. Bryan talks about some weird things he witnessed on his recent trail run, and Peter breaks down how his session with Coach Paul Davies didn't go exactly as planned. Bryan also makes plans to venture out from the Gould homestead, and the guys discuss how they are thinking about training during the summer. Plus, artist and runner Lori Richmond calls in to ask Bryan, Peter, and the entire HWYRT community for advice on a particularly messy problem.
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