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Julie Moss

Julie Moss

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Search complete. 7 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Julie Moss".

Sep 25, 2026

Molly HurfordGUEST
42:46
But we should say [beep] your pants in sport goes way back, right? Like-
Sarah Bowen SheaHOST
42:49
Yeah, Julie Moss.
Molly HurfordGUEST
42:50
That's what I was just gonna say.
Sarah Bowen SheaHOST
42:52
Yeah, mm-hmm.
Molly HurfordGUEST
43:10
Right?
Sarah Bowen SheaHOST
43:10
Yeah.
Molly HurfordGUEST
43:10
Like, we adore Julie Moss for that.
Sarah Bowen SheaHOST
43:12
Oh, I mean, I mean, how many years ago, and I can immediately call forth her name.
AnnaHOST
26:10
people doing that in the past in other sports and being held up as being like brave and gritty kind of thing.
AnnaHOST
26:18
Like, for example, Julie Moss in the Kona Ironman, like she saw herself crawl to the finish.
AnnaHOST
26:25
It was like this iconic grit kind of moment in triathlon history with over like 220 million views online.
AnnaHOST
26:36
There's like, I don't know, I feel like there's other triathletes I remember that like I've even watched races where people have soiled themselves and continued going and it's kind of like looked on as like amazing.
Chad BensonHOST
61:46
And it happened.
Chad BensonHOST
61:47
And there was a lady by the name of Julie Moss.
Chad BensonHOST
61:50
And Julie Moss was the lady that was winning the Ironman.
Chad BensonHOST
61:55
But her legs had given up.
Chad BensonHOST
61:56
Everything had given out.
KennedyHOST
6:17
That is the kind of thing that can happen to people who, uh, unfortunately come across Joanna Wietrzek's poop.
KennedyHOST
6:24
And, you know, and I remember, I watched the Ironman competition in the '80s when Julie Moss, uh, she was in the lead for most of the race.
KennedyHOST
6:35
And at that time in the '80s, athletes did not know as much about nutrition and conditioning and, you know, they, they just did not have the capacity to train and eat and drink and have all the shoes and all the support that endurance athletes have now.
KennedyHOST
6:54
So by the time she got to the end of the marathon, she was dehydrated, she was exhausted, her body had failed her, and she pooped in her shorts.
KennedyHOST
7:19
She did not want anyone to help her.
KennedyHOST
7:21
She, even though she was almost paralyzed with dehydration and exhaustion, she crawled in her poop shorts over the finish line and didn't get anyone sick because it w- it was not flowing out of her body.
KennedyHOST
7:37
Um, and that makes, that makes Julie Moss legendary because other people would've been embarrassed.
KennedyHOST
7:42
She was defined by her poop in a good way because it was contained.

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