631. Alexi Pappas, Marathon Guide

631. Alexi Pappas, Marathon Guide

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881. Chelsea Clinton's 2026 Boston Marathon Recap

"I'm so proud of all of us. I'm so proud of anyone who decides to even run a mile." Of the 30,000 runners who completed this year's Boston Marathon, only one is a former resident of the White House. Chelsea Clinton — a mom of three, podcast host, activist, author, avid runner, an ...  Show more

880. LIVE from the 2026 Boston Marathon Expo with Annie Frisbie & Amanda Vestri

"Go out there and send it within reason." Every year, I host a panel at the Boston Marathon Expo featuring some of the top American women in the professional field. This year, that meant getting to chat with Puma and Minnesota Distance Elite's Annie Frisbie and Brooks athlete Ama ...  Show more

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