Episode 70 - Tim Sullivan & Mark Remy
Peter survives running 18 miles on the treadmill, while Bryan considers never using a treadmill again. Then they talk with two runners who will be running the Boston Marathon together: Tim Sullivan, a visually impaired runner (and proud member of the Clyde Army) and writer Mark Remy (dumbrunner.com and Runner’s World) who will be Tim’s guide. They talk about how Tim got into running, how Mark has settled into runner’s paradise (a.k.a. Portland, OR), and how they came to be running the marathon together.
https://www.crowdrise.com/teamwithavisionboston2017/fundraiser/timsullivan6
http://www.runnersworld.com/person/mark-remy
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