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May 14, 2023 53 min

Close Running Partners with LeAnna Christopher

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In this episode, we interview LeAnna Christopher, one of our good friends from San Diego, CA. We discuss our recent running, how LeAnna got into the sport, her experiences managing dating and girlfriend relationships with her running, and how her relationship to running has changed over the years. Links Mentioned: Jon’s Niwot’s Challenge Race Report Jon’s Barkley Marathons Race Report Question sourced from the internet: Is Running a Threat to Your Relationship? Theme music by Matt Beer. Thanks for listening to Running With Problems. Follow us on Instagram @runningwithproblems. DM us there with questions in text or audio messages! Or email us at [email protected]. Hosted by Jon Eisen (@mildly_athletic) and Miranda Williamson (@peaksandjustice). Edited by Jon Eisen. Theme music by Matt Beer.

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In this episode, we interview LeAnna Christopher, one of our good friends from San Diego, CA. We discuss our recent running, how LeAnna got into the sport, her experiences managing dating and girlfriend relationships with her running, and how her relationship to running has changed over the years. Links Mentioned: Jon’s Niwot’s Challenge Race ReportJon’s Barkley Marathons Race ReportQuestion sourced from the internet: Is Running a Threat to Your Relationship?Theme music by Matt Beer. Thanks f...

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