Whitney Bevins, my fourth-ever guest, won Monumental and ran the Olympic Trials. She comes back to share the abuse she survived, how she finally got out, and how running is helping her heal.

Amy and Jamie Shinneman just finished their fifth World Marathon Major as a duo team, hauling a 70-pound duo bike to Sydney on their own. Along the way, Amy met a young woman with her same rare disease.

Chris Morgan came to the US from England for six weeks and stayed 23 years. A framed race shirt from his first marathon turned into Print-A-Run, and a phone call turned him into a guide.

Scott Saucedo has run Boston, a sub-three New York City Marathon and the Leadville 100, all while learning to be a full-time single dad. His message for hard seasons: it's gonna get better.

Wyatt Moss ran 50 marathons in 50 states in a year, seven marathons on seven continents in seven days, and co-led Relay for America. He's about to run his 100th marathon in three years.

Alyssa Eichholtz ran her way out of a dark season alone on the Pennsy Trail, then started a free run club on Indy's east side. She recorded this at 36 weeks pregnant.

Ten years ago, Sasha Wolff started a Facebook group named after her tattoo. Today Still I Run is the first nonprofit dedicated to running and mental health, with 380+ ambassadors nationwide.

Dietitian Lauren Kort-Starek qualified for Boston in her second marathon, swam from Alcatraz, and is about to run her fifth New York City Marathon as a newlywed and new dual citizen.

Anthony Privitelli built the Rally app after cheering for a friend for three seconds at a marathon. Now runners hear voice notes from loved ones at every mile, and over a million have been recorded.

A drunk driving crash cost Jared Ewing his calf muscle and Achilles, and doctors said he'd never run marathons again. Now he's a Six Star finisher chasing the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning.

A former college goalkeeper who barely ran, Chris Jones went from an untrained Indy Mini to 50 miles, 100 miles and backyard ultras, and now he's launching his own race on Indy's west side.

Inspired Soles host Carolyn Coffin has chased a sub-3:21 marathon for over a decade through a canceled Chicago, a heat-stopped race, a badly timed bathroom stop and more.

Jeanette Ray lost more than 120 pounds, lost her job in the pandemic, and runs the Indy Mini every year for her late dad. Now she owns SweatHouz contrast therapy studios across Indianapolis.

Riley nurse, former Colts cheerleader and brand-new run coach Bri Qualizza was training for her redemption marathon when doctors found two fractures in her shin. Now she's building back with gratitude.

Abby Prentice trained for her first marathon completely alone. So she started Indy Social Run Club, and now she's running Chicago and New York three weeks apart.

A year ago 3Run7 was a group chat of friends training for the Indy Mini. Now it's one of Indy's fastest-growing run clubs, and co-founder Kelvin Quang still pays to keep it free.

Peter Merante has run 31 half marathons, Selma to Montgomery and Hood to Coast, volunteered for years with Back on My Feet, and knows his shoe foams. He also talks openly about therapy and being an internal processor.

Tammy Mills was never allowed to play sports and started running mailbox to mailbox at 50. At 60 she ran the New York City Marathon with Kathrine Switzer's 261 Fearless team.

Zach Burton and his friends set a Guinness World Record running a half marathon in a four-person caterpillar costume, then took on the five-person record at the Indy Mini.

Whitney Heins founded The Mother Runners to help running moms feel less alone. We talk about her Marine dad, years of injuries, tying self-worth to race times, and chasing manhunts in heels.