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Steve Prefontaine

Steve Prefontaine

American long-distance runnerWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Michael MorganGUEST
12:59
Two, I met her when I was 15 years old in Munich, Germany, Frankfurt, Germany.
Michael MorganGUEST
13:03
My mentor at the time was Steve Prefontaine, a world-class Oregon runner who had just qualified with an American record for the Olympics in Munich.
Michael MorganGUEST
13:14
He gave me three tickets to the Munich Olympics.
Michael MorganGUEST
13:17
One for my dad, my new, this person I'm going to meet, and me.
Michael MorganGUEST
16:25
No, we're talking the
Anne GillaspieHOST
16:26
70s.
Anne GillaspieHOST
16:26
Well, you said Steve Prefontaine was your mentor.
Anne GillaspieHOST
16:28
How in the hell did you meet Steve?
Pat SherwoodHOST
15:51
I would build that character with average gymnastics ability.
Pat SherwoodHOST
15:58
average strength and exceptional conditioning, exceptional, terrifying Steve Prefontaine levels of conditioning, because that athlete is not going to get tired and most stuff in the real world is not lifting the 500 pound object once and then your day is done.
Pat SherwoodHOST
16:21
It's this miserable, demanding, low to moderate level of suck that just goes on for longer than you want it to.
Pat SherwoodHOST
16:30
And you may have some bursts here and there and some rest, but your astonishing conditioning would allow you to just keep going to recover quicker to fight through the lactate and that would be such a useful character.
Douglas MartinGUEST
61:13
else could you get in McFarland, USA? Okay.
Douglas MartinGUEST
61:19
So Without Limits, you know, Prefontaine, that's one of my top ones.
Douglas MartinGUEST
61:24
Chariots of Fire, although that's not a distance running movie.
Douglas MartinGUEST
61:27
But there's some other good ones.
Brett SaxonHOST
9:51
You always dress up as a winner.
Matt RishavyHOST
9:53
Prefontaine.
Matt RishavyHOST
9:55
So what I'm going to.
Matt RishavyHOST
9:56
Well, okay.
Kaitlin TosseyHOST
20:43
Yeah,
Michael DoyleHOST
20:44
it's Prefontaine.
Michael DoyleHOST
20:45
Prefontaine.
Michael DoyleHOST
20:45
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Michael DoyleHOST
20:47
Nike got him a really nice spot in heaven.
Pete JulianHOST
32:24
Guys, the what I was sort of I was leading the witness here and that what Jess did on that day and what she continued to do beyond that, winning more, you know, an Olympic medal and a world championship medal.
Pete JulianHOST
32:36
Remember when I said, boys, when I said that Jess, that first pro race she ever did at Prefontaine, she went with faith, right? I was
Jessica HullGUEST
32:44
third at the bell in my first ever
Pete JulianHOST
32:46
Diamond League.
DarrenHOST
0:12
To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift.
DarrenHOST
0:17
That's Steve Prefontaine.
DarrenHOST
0:18
I'm Darren and this is 3 Things for Thursday, October 22nd.
DarrenHOST
0:22
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Gary JonasGUEST
52:13
My favorite movie of all time is a movie called Without Limits.
Gary JonasGUEST
52:16
It's a story of American runner Steve Prefontaine.
Gary JonasGUEST
52:20
Yeah, yeah.
Gary JonasGUEST
52:22
So there's two Prefontaine movies, one called Prefontaine and one called Without Limits.
Jack GladfelterGUEST
53:02
That is such a good question.
Jack GladfelterGUEST
53:05
Most people think, oh, you'd go the Steve Prefontaine route.
Jack GladfelterGUEST
53:08
And once again, that would be amazing to do.
Jack GladfelterGUEST
53:11
I think I would change it up and I would love to kind of like,
Pat MayoHOST
22:17
It's fine.
Pat MayoHOST
22:17
Remember when they released the two Steve Prefontaine movies? So the Days of Thunder gets to count,
Geoff FienbergHOST
22:20
too.
Geoff FienbergHOST
22:21
I'd have Days of Thunder ahead of Talladega, but that's different.

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