Run To Paradise
Hosted by Pond’s lead singer and devout runner, Nicholas Allbrook, and world record holding ultra runner and coach Erchana Murray-Bartlett. Nick and Erchana yap about running - ultra running, records, tips for beginners, dumb stuff, serious stuff, good, bad, happy, sad, conversations with elites, musicians and more and more and more. A running podcast unlike other running podcasts - if you’re serious about running but not that serious about a podcast about running being self-serious, this is probably for you. Supported by Tarkine.com - The world’s most eco-friendly high-performance running shoes. Pond: Is one of Australia’s most loved bands with up to a million Spotify listens globally a month. Supported by Tarkine.com - The world’s most eco-friendly high-performance running shoes.
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Episodes
Wednesday Nov 09, 2022
Wednesday Nov 09, 2022
Erchana Murray Bartlett is running from Cape York to Melbourne raising funds and awareness for the extinction of Australian native animals. I caught up with her “1600 and 40 something” kilometres into her epic journey. We talk about soccer, tacos, animals, childhood, consuming ungodly amounts of food and footwear and what it's like taking an enormous, scary, leap of faith into the murky adventure of life, leaving the track and field world, and following your deepest dreams! At this point, Erchana is past the halfway mark… somewhere around Rainbow Beach. What she’s doing is completely stuffed tbh, and we love her for it! And for fighting the good fight for our native animals. And because she’s possibly the nicest person on earth. Support Erchana or face the wrath of our terrifying koalas and chuditches!!!
Tarkine Running and Run to Paradise are based in Walyalup (Fremantle) the un-ceded traditional lands of the Whadjuk people of the Nyoongar nation. We honour and are thankful for their continued custodianship over the lands we work, sing and run on. Always was, always will be.
Wednesday Nov 09, 2022
Wednesday Nov 09, 2022
A beautiful chat with Andrew ‘Googz’ Thorpe. Gunnai gunditjmara man, heroic runner and mental health advocate, graduate of the fantastic Indigenous Marathon Project!! We talk about running 100ks, the 777 challenge, Indigenous Marathon Program, fundraising, coping with depression and mental ill health, foster children, and much more. Googzy is really someone we can look up to - honest, humble, vulnerable and hard working. Eye opening and essential, chatting with Googzy was an absolute privilege.
Tarkine Running and Run to Paradise are based in Walyalup (Fremantle) the un-ceded traditional lands of the Whadjuk people of the Nyoongar nation. We honour and are thankful for their continued custodianship over the lands we work, sing and run on. Always was, always will be.