Fdip388: Baseball is Life
Phedippidations
“Baseball is kinda like religion. Except it’s way easier to believe because, every now and then, your team clearly gives you a sign.” Neil Bearse - The Ghost of Radio and a Toronto Blue Jays fan
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Intervals: The Promise
Phedippidations
I made a promise...and I don't wanna talk about it.
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FdipVid022: Dressing for New England Cold
Phedippidations
Go for a run with me as I "dress for success" in the winter cold, and show you a very cool product/gadget that I'm using called the "i360 Music Infused Polar Headband" http://www.ithreesixty.com it's a way to listen to podcasts without wires without hurting your ears!
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FdipVid021: I love New England
Phedippidations
Despite the cold of its winters, I love New England. It's my favorite place on the planet, and will always be my home. Go for me on a cold winters long run in the back country roads of rural New England as I talk about my love for this part of the planet.
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Intervals Fdip388 Preview
Phedippidations
First, it's a very personal episode. Mayhap too personal. I've been spending alot more of my time in the present lately...actually, I've been doing that for awhile now. It's not that I didn't care about my past or the way my actions have shaped me...but, you get it, right? Why dawdle in the past when there's so much goodness in the future...or at least, the possibility for goodness? Entropy's a bitch man, but it will not be denied. Might as well greet it with acceptance and hope. So there's that...it's a very personal episode. In a weird way, it's where this 20 year old...
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Build Your Own Tree Kit
Phedippidations
Steve Runner presents a new GREEN product that will lessen your carbon footprint: it's BUILD YOUR OWN TREE KIT! Join Steve in this short video where he presents this new product and begins to build his own tree.
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New England Snow Storm Run
Phedippidations
Recorded on January 18th, 2009: Go with me for a run in the back country roads of New England, during a snow storm that is actually quite beautiful. Wearing my "Yak-Tracks" to prevent slipping, I really enjoyed this run as the snow fell.
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ZuZu Jones
Phedippidations
Just checking in to tell you about our new family member and to give you a spoiler-free hint about the next episode of Phedippidations.
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Fdip387 - Living Without Magic
Phedippidations
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Fdip386: Aggiornamento
Phedippidations
Translation: my ·update. Just checking in to wish you happiness and let you know I'm doing wicked good.
info_outlineThis is a transformative journey that we’re taking together, so it might help you to understand the context of this journey if you could understood a bit more about where I’ll be running.
In better understanding the mindset of the host and location of this podcast, you’ll better understand how your own terroir, or sense of place, affects your own journey.
You live where you do for reasons beyond mere choice or accident. Maybe you’re there because of work, or family, or because you like the temperature of the Mojitos, but at some level you are where you are because you want to be there.
It’s not just because I’ve grown up in New England that makes me want to be here; it’s not just the people whom I care about: family and friends who for whatever reason call New England their home; it’s because this place has, to a great extent, made me who I am. I fit in well here, in fact: despite my complaining about the cold and snow, I actually thrive here.
Well, maybe “thrive” isn’t the right word, but I do feel that I “need” to be here, and maybe that’s enough.
This is “New” England, but it’s not just a state in the Unite, it’s a state of mind.
I am a New England runner. These rolling hills and colonial pathways will be the stage for my return to the road, as I run through time and space to get back to where I once belonged: living my life to it’s top, opening my squeaky door and finding comfort in a place I’ll call home.
Links:
Chris’s new book: marathonbq.com
https://www.crowdrise.com/teamhoytboston2015/fundraiser/christopherrussell
Melodious advice by Neil on Twitter @neilbearse
Both opening and closing themes songs were by Jim Fidler at jimfidler.com
“The Curra Road” was composed by Ger Wolfe at gerwolf.com
The song “Choose to Be” was by Allison Crowe off her album “Little Light”, learn more over at http://www.allisoncrowe.com
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In Vino Veritas with http://www.coachjeff.com.au/at http://www.thewinechatpodcast.com/
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