Run | Talk -talking all things running, mental wellbeing, and physical benefits
Run | Talk -talking all things running, mental wellbeing, and physical benefits
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Run | Talk - a series of conversations with runners talking about what Running is Release means for them. As part of the RUN RiOT brand, this series contains frank discussions about personal endeavours, mental wellbeing, physical challenges - basically, loads of good content related to running.
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The podcast centers on themes of mental wellbeing, personal journeys, and the impact of running on physical and emotional challenges, with episodes featuring discussions on topics such as the mental benefits of running, community initiatives like Campaign Against Living Miserably, and personal stories from runners in various capacities.
Run | Talk – a series of conversations with runners talking about what Running is Release means for them. As part of the RUN RiOT brand, this series contains frank discussions about personal endeavours, mental wellbeing, physical challenges – basically, loads of good content related to running.
In this episode, we talk to Rhys King, aka the Heavy Mental Runner. Rhys is no stranger to podcasting, having previously recorded the Heavy Mental Podcast with his wife for several years, a show dedicated to normalising mental health discussions.
Those who know Run Riot know we don't just say 'Running is Release', we mean it, and we live by it. For us, running is so much more than times and distances, but a positive way to support mental wellbeing. We talk to Rhys about how he uses running to help manage the everyday ups and downs of life, as well as his ADHD. We also cover addiction, heavy metal, and a lot more!
Most important, we talk about Rhys' mammoth Blink 182-related running challenge coming up in November, and the very personal motivation for raising money for Maggie's Swansea.
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