Author: Running is BS

Our guest loves fells so much he’s changing his name! We also talk with him about dogs (of course), running as a trans man, and the super easy ways you can be more inclusive.

We reveal Amy is an elite Myspace hacker and Stewart gives some valuable sex education advice, which is exactly what you would expect on what is, in theory, a running podcast.

We’re pretty straight to the point in this week’s title, and it’s a horribly evergreen story for us to discuss.

We also have dog rants, a smattering of LGBT running history, the all-important Nicky Genders Update, a bone necklace, the Amy Genders Gender Agenda, the saddest dog story you ever did hear, and we make a child cry.

We want to know about other LGBT running icons, and the weirdest thing you’ve ever found on a run.

Amy finally cracks and starts snitching on anyone she sees, while Stu just has a long sit down after a birthday banter ultra and wonders if “to see how hard it is” is actually a good reason.

The Nicky Genders update will give you a new earworm and Amy’s singing lessons are really starting to pay off!

We need to warn you upfront that we do have to discuss Cross Country AGAIN, but we’re just as unhappy about that as you are. When will the stupid arguments just end…

CORRECTION
We refer to www.runningshoes.co.uk as looking dodgy, but we’ve since discovered we were looking at details for a different site.
We would like to apologise to runningshoes.co.uk, which actually looks like a great discount site.

In which we blame the universe for our failings, insult yet another part of the world, and name the Christmas calorie shitlist.

Amy also declares her allegiance to Market Harborough in a race recommendation with the potential to create a whole new rivalry.

Our guest is Badass Mother Runner Bev Logan, who gives us a great frank account about how she set up a business based on being a badass and is now selling merch around the world and inspiring women everywhere.

CORRECTION
We refer to www.runningshoes.co.uk as looking dodgy, but we’ve since discovered we were looking at details for a different site.
We would like to apologise to runningshoes.co.uk, which actually looks like a great discount site.

We round up the year the only way we know how, and it may not surprise you to learn that it’s not been a great year.

We reflect on our amazing guests, ridiculous news stories, and favourite moments from the last 12 months and look forward to next year with some extremely non-committal aims and goals.