Tammy Wright Discusses The Fun Of Red Silo Runners With Brad Halfacre

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Brad Halfacre sits down with Tammy Wright, one of the original members of the Red Silo Runners. Originally from Nashville, Tammy shares how a casual walking group with friends after lunch at Crawdaddy’s grew into a vibrant community centered around the Red Silo Brewing Company. With over 800 online members across the country, the Red Silo Runners welcome walkers, joggers, and runners of all levels—no membership required, just a friendly attitude and a love for staying active. Tammy also talks about the group’s involvement in local events, fundraising for shelters through marathons, and how their church-rooted, family-friendly atmosphere keeps their community strong and growing. Listen To The UC Outdoors Podcast Today!

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