Sunday Runday The Podcast
Podcast Description
The Sunday Runday Podcast is a podcast about running for the love of running. Hosted by Clint Nash (Amateur runner) each episode will discuss all things running related along with stories and insights on not only my running journey but the running journey of everyday runners around the world
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores various themes related to running, including personal running journeys, training techniques, and tips for motivation. Episodes feature discussions on different perspectives, such as the running journey of everyday runners and personal narratives, like Clint's wife Clara's experiences discussed in Episode 2, highlighting the breadth of the running community and the shared passion for the sport.

Sunday Runday The Podcast is a running podcast dedicated to sharing real, inspiring stories from everyday runners.
Hosted by Clint Nash an amateur runner who loves the pavement, the process, and the running community this podcast dives deep into the journeys that define runners of all levels. Each episode highlights the experiences of everyday athletes: first‑time runners, marathon hopefuls, comeback stories, weekend warriors, and anyone chasing meaning through miles.
If you’re looking for a running podcast filled with authentic runner stories, motivation, training insights, and the heart behind why we run, this is your space. We explore the highs, lows, breakthroughs, and gritty truths that shape the running lifestyle.
This isn’t a show about elite stats or world records. It’s about real runners, real stories, and the everyday people who show up, lace up, and keep moving forward one step at a time.
Because every runner has a story. And every story deserves to be heard.
After college athletics ended, Faith felt the identity loss so many runners know “there’s a moment where you almost lose your identity after collegiate sports” . But one marathon changed everything.
In this episode, we explore a journey built on joy, grit, and connection from sprinting the 400m in college to discovering the mental strength needed for 26.2. From running her first marathon hand‑in‑hand with her dad to qualifying for Boston by just five seconds. From getting lost on the Iceland volcano course to finding confidence again on the streets of Boston.
Faith shares how running became her way to inspire others “if I’m able to inspire one person, I’m happy with that” and why chasing a marathon in every state (and a sub‑3:20) is the next big dream.
If you love stories about resilience, family, and the magic of the running community, this one will stay with you long after the run is over.

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