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Sep 23, 2026

Angus McPhersonHOST
0:00
we go around the track to tour de jean sydney backyard ultra and the road running world champions nike finally released the alpha fly 4 and are immediately outdone by the adidas adios pro 5. sorkin also sprinkle in a little shoe to let us know where they're there last soul ultra is going global how are you going to get the bigs backyard ultra or is no one ever going to run it again Salomon partner with Ironman what the hell are they doing in triathlons the women's six-day world record is broken who would want to run for six days straight anyway big time cash money is in the trails and as always we finish with our week of training hello and welcome to the long run home of all things running walking and jogging this is episode 59 5 9 I am joined yet again by my beautiful co-host Elton Shivel Elton how are you today
Elton ShivelHOST
0:51
I'm great, another milestone episode, 59.
Angus McPhersonHOST
0:54
How is that a milestone?

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Elton ShivelHOST
13:12
Signing out.
Angus McPhersonHOST
13:13
For Berlin, it seems like there's going to be a lot of new shoes.
Elton ShivelHOST
13:17
Going to be a lot of new shoes, which makes it even more interesting, especially because a Sefa... will most likely be going for that women's world record at Berlin as well.
Elton ShivelHOST
13:28
And as we know, she's an Adidas athlete, so she will be rocking these new Adidas Adios Pro 5s.
Angus McPhersonHOST
13:35
So a couple of quick stats on them.
StephanieHOST
19:14
Thank you so much, Jen.
StephanieHOST
19:15
For the first time in 20 years, an American woman co-holds the world record in free immersion diving.
StephanieHOST
19:24
Now that's the moment Marino graduate and Makaha native Enchante Gallardo tied the world record in July at the Asia Free Diving Cup in the Philippines.
StephanieHOST
19:33
She dove 106 meters, nearly 350 feet, and held her breath for 3 minutes and 35 seconds.
Enchante GallardoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:40
I never thought I would be a competitive freediver, especially on the world stage.
Tim WalshGUEST
15:32
I'm thinking about Dead Cow.
Tim WalshGUEST
15:34
I'm thinking about the world records we've had.
Tim WalshGUEST
15:36
I'm thinking about all the drama with like Bagman and Hiroto a few months ago when he's just getting in to the start line on time.
Tim WalshGUEST
15:46
And even the drama between Sam Christie and Jaden McCormick.
Tim WalshGUEST
19:14
Like, it's just unbelievable.
Tim WalshGUEST
19:19
But I guess, mate, you know, the really sad thing about backyard ultras for runners who are clocking up big totals is, you know, you can get a big total at an event, but then you have to go back to work and, um, you know, dead cow gully is a classic example.
Tim WalshGUEST
19:38
So we've got two world records and our Instagram followers are around 17,000.
Tim WalshGUEST
19:46
Um, if you, if you look at the, look at, um, Kim, if you look at, um, All these guys, they've actually got the ability to blow up your Instagram during one of their events.
Stacey AndersonHOST
2:15
She had seven children at home, a near fatal car accident behind her, and zero mountaineering experience.
Stacey AndersonHOST
2:23
And she set a Guinness World Record anyway, not instead of her life, but inside of it.
Stacey AndersonHOST
2:29
Jen Drummond is the first woman in history to climb the seven second summits, the second highest peak on every continent.
Stacey AndersonHOST
2:38
She's an author, a keynote speaker, a business founder, and a mother of seven remarkable kids who she has trained alongside on ski passes in Utah.
Jenn DrummondGUEST
3:08
It's such an honor to be here.
Stacey AndersonHOST
3:10
So lovely to meet you.
Stacey AndersonHOST
3:11
I really felt so inspired when I came across your profile because you have set a Guinness World Record.
Stacey AndersonHOST
3:18
You've summited all these mountains.
Gavin JenningsHOST
0:19
There are balloons, pilots, crews from Ireland, the US, France, Germany... all those places, and it runs until Friday.
Gavin JenningsHOST
0:27
Among those taking part is Doug Hoddenut, and he's aiming to set a world record by piloting a balloon shaped like a giant flying suitcase.
Gavin JenningsHOST
0:38
Doug, you're on the radio.
Gavin JenningsHOST
0:40
How big is this suitcase? What does it look like?
Doug HoddinottGUEST
1:02
You put hot air in and it goes up effectively.
Gavin JenningsHOST
1:05
Okay, so it spins in the air.
Gavin JenningsHOST
1:07
You're going to set a world record.
Gavin JenningsHOST
1:09
Well, that's your aim.
LizaHOST
35:28
I just want to just recap and say, a bad idea, an idiot on a scooter.
LizaHOST
35:34
So you have a race team and world record holders taking this seriously and helping you and advising you.
LizaHOST
35:42
How did that feel?
NeilHOST
35:43
It was awesome.

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LizaHOST
57:40
And then he gets geared up.
LizaHOST
57:42
And then Leanne Langlois, who just set a record on her Triumph Rocket.
Matt BarlowGUEST
57:46
National World Record holder.
Matt BarlowGUEST
57:48
Giving him
Pat GodwinPANELIST
30:23
Oh, we got, uh, big, big news from the NFL last night.
Pat GodwinPANELIST
30:28
We got some, uh, stupid world records.
Pat GodwinPANELIST
30:30
We got, uh-
Josh ArnoldHOST
30:30
uh-You guys like Slim Jims?

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Josh ArnoldHOST
109:05
Oh.
Tom GriswoldHOST
109:06
Mount Fuji, 12,388 feet up.
Tom GriswoldHOST
109:10
Um, this guy was 102 years and 51 days old according to the Guinness World Records people.
Josh ArnoldHOST
109:15
How about that?
Gene LaskerPANELIST
36:17
That little teacup looks like a little, uh, a sample.
speaker_16NARRATOR
36:19
This is a really special year for Guinness World Records.
speaker_16NARRATOR
36:22
Not only is it our 20th Guinness World Records day, but we're beginning the celebrations for the 70th anniversary of the book Uh, so how better to celebrate than to unite two of the most iconic record holders we have, uh, Rumeysa and Jyoti, the world's tallest and shortest living women.
Bubba the Love Sponge ClemHOST
36:40
Look at the picture frame is almost as big as her.
Bubba the Love Sponge ClemHOST
36:44
[laughs]
Lee BibbingHOST
1:24
We wanted to talk to, as I referenced in the intro, the mindset.
Lee BibbingHOST
1:29
It's not just about the world records.
Lee BibbingHOST
1:31
And we were really interested in you finding cycling relatively kind of early.
Lee BibbingHOST
1:37
So Georgia and I were talking about your Land's End to John O'Groats challenge when you were just 15.
Hilary KarensHOST
0:43
After knee problems led her to use indoor rowing as a low-impact form of cross-training, she discovered that she wasn't just pretty good at it, she was exceptionally good.
Hilary KarensHOST
0:53
Nancy went on to become a three-time world indoor rowing champion in the 2000 meters and has set multiple American and world records.
Hilary KarensHOST
1:01
She's also a longtime lymphoma survivor, coach, ski instructor, skating instructor.
Hilary KarensHOST
1:07
We'll hear all these things.

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Nancy Peck-CookGUEST
22:21
Because I was like that close to winning right away.
Nancy Peck-CookGUEST
22:24
I'm like, wow, I could be good at this.
Nancy Peck-CookGUEST
22:26
Then I started setting all these world records.
Nancy Peck-CookGUEST
22:28
And I had all these world records in the 50-year age group.

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