Interviews
Find interviews from community members through to olympians and professionals involved in all aspects of running, triathlon and cycling here.
2nd at the Montane Winter Spine Race | Fiona Horsfield
268 miles. Non-stop. Winter. 🥶
This week on the podcast, Fiona Horsfield takes us inside Britain’s most brutal endurance race, and what it really takes...
Catherine & Pippa: Reclaiming Running and Strength in Midlife
In this episode of the UKRunChat Podcast, Michelle is joined by Catherine and Pippa, co-founders of Trail & Bloom, a trail running retreat designed...
From First Ultra to Team GB | Meryl Cooper
In this episode of the UKRunChat podcast, we’re joined by Meryl Cooper, who has represented Britain on the international ultra stage.
Hailing from Aberdeenshire, Meryl...
James Lewis | Running Challenges Without a Rulebook
In this episode of UKRunChat, we’re joined by endurance runner James Lewis, whose challenges sit far outside the usual rulebook of endurance sport. With...
16 Ultras | Mitch Hutchcraft on the Great British Dog Walk
In this episode of the UKRunChat Podcast, we catch up with adventurer and world-record holder Mitch Hutchcraft following the completion of his extraordinary Great...
Mike Seaman on Running 200 Miles & Building The National Run Show
This week on the UKRunChat podcast we're joined by Mike Seaman, the man behind The National Running Show.
From starting a business in a shed...
How running can heal your relationship with your body
Running can be medicine, or a mirror.
For many of us, running starts as a simple act of escape, a chance to clear the head,...
Respect the distance: a reluctant runner’s marathon story
When Ludwig Moreau received his London Marathon 2026 ballot email, his first thought wasn’t joy. It was panic.
“I thought it was a joke,” he...
The best treadmill workouts for runners
Treadmill running doesn’t have to be monotonous. In fact, when used properly, it can sharpen your fitness, eliminate distractions, and help you train with...
“Women Don’t Buy Running Books”: why Ultra Women needed to be written
When journalists and ultrarunners Lily Canter and Emma Wilkinson began pitching their book Ultra Women, they encountered a disheartening obstacle. A publisher told them...
