138. Lindsey Hein BONUS EPISODE
"I was smiling the whole time — even when it hurt really bad. I was so happy and thankful to be out there."
Lindsey Hein, host of I'll Have Another with Lindsey Hein, is a returning guest on the Ali on the Run Show. Last month, Lindsey and I — along with fellow podcast hosts Carrie Tollefson and Tina Muir — did a live show during Boston Marathon weekend. But we wanted to keep the fun going! So Lindsey and I reconvened this week to talk about how Lindsey's Boston Marathon went (her first postpartum race since having baby number four!), what her training leading up to Boston looked like, and what's next on her race calendar. Then, we talk all things podcasting, including our most-downloaded episodes, biggest surprises, and rejections.
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What you'll get on this episode:
- Lindsey reflects on the 2019 Boston Marathon, including her training leading up to the race and how race day went (2:40)
- Is there pressure that comes with knowing people are tracking you and following along during races? Plus, what's next on Lindsey's race calendar (17:00)
- Lindsey's expert advice for a 4-ish-hour marathoner who wants to maybe Boston Qualify someday (22:00)
- Rehashing the Boston live show (28:30)
- Lindsey chats all things podcasting, including her most popular episodes, the potential guest who turned her down, and dream guests (34:35)
- Lindsey's take on the current state of the running podcast world (45:00)
- How Lindsey gets it all done (52:00)
What we mention on this episode:
Lindsey on Episode 37 of the Ali on the Run Show
Women Behind the Mic LIVE in Boston
Heather Jensen on I'll Have Another with Lindsey Hein
Kristen Garzone on I'll Have Another with Lindsey Hein
Amelia Gapin on I'll Have Another with Lindsey Hein
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