Episode 251 – Brendan Leonard
Bryan and Peter usher in Boston Marathon month with a big announcement about returning to the Boston Public Library on Saturday, April 16th! Bryan visits the Pony Patch while Peter contemplates starting the Whole30 nutrition plan. Then, they are joined by writer and outdoorsman Brendan Leonard from https://semi-rad.com for a discussion about running, writing, and entrepreneurship.
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