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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2019 · 50 MIN

Episode 2- Follow Up To The IAAF World Champs

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1:00 - 5 Molly Post Doha 10k recap5:00-managing big expectations of medals, records, contract bonuses etc10:00-Alysia’s recap of the double medal Reallocation ceremony (for 2011 and 2013 world champs 4th to bronze)17:00-shoutout to Team USA chiropractor Josh Glass17:30 emotions on medal stand, bonding with Brenda Martinez who also got a medal upgrade due to Savinova bust in 2013( photo of Brenda and alysia looking at each other on medal stand crying)23:30-the drug ban served to Alberto Salazar in the midst of the World ChampionshipsHow does this affect the sport?26:30 “Grey area” and how ethical, widespread and necessary is it?What would we tell young athletes about choosing your path beyond school sports(Alberto Salazar news article)42: our fave moments and highlights from the World Championships49: check out our website and email us with what ya wanna hear and what you think!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:00 - 5 Molly Post Doha 10k recap5:00-managing big expectations of medals, records, contract bonuses etc10:00-Alysia’s recap of the double medal Reallocation ceremony (for 2011 and 2013 world champs 4th to bronze)17:00-shoutout to Team USA chiropractor Josh Glass17:30 emotions on medal stand, bonding with Brenda Martinez who also got a medal upgrade due to Savinova bust in 2013( photo of Brenda and alysia looking at each other on medal stand crying)23:30-the drug ban served to Alberto Salaza...

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