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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 1H 12M

When Playlists Go Completely Rogue

from Everyday Athlete Podcast Network · host Run Tri Bike

Welcome to What’s In Your Earbuds?, the podcast where endurance athletes, music lovers, and beautifully chaotic humans come together to build playlists that make absolutely no sense and somehow make perfect sense at the same time.In this episode, Joe Hardin and I dive into songs, artists, and lyrics that involve colors. Sounds simple, right? It wasn’t. What started as a fun theme quickly turned into over 100 community submissions, a Spotify playlist that grew by four hours in one show, and a live conversation that went completely off the rails but in the best way possible.From Prince deep cuts and country anthems to indie surprises, hip hop classics, K-pop gems, and a few “wait… WHAT song?” moments, this episode is a reminder that the best playlists are built by people, not algorithms. Along the way, we debate questionable color definitions, unpack legendary music stories, and somehow end up talking about Pop-Tarts and French fries.This show celebrates connection, the power of community, and the joy of discovering new music together.So plug in, laugh a little, and tell us.....what’s in your earbuds?What happens when two endurance athletes talk about music, love songs, and training then absolutely nothing goes according to plan?Welcome to What’s In Your Earbuds?, the podcast where running playlists, pop culture, and beautiful chaos collide.Hosted by Jason Bahamundi and Joe Hardin, this episode dives into songs that involve love, whether that’s in the title, the lyrics, or the artist name and explores how music fuels long runs, hard workouts, and everyday joy.The plan was simple. The execution? Not so much. Technical glitches, platform pivots, and unfiltered banter turned this episode into a reminder of what makes endurance sports (and this podcast) special: community over perfection.From nostalgic throwbacks to completely unhinged song picks, the conversation turns into a celebration of how music becomes a training partner for endurance athletes. These are the songs that keep you moving when your legs are tired, your brain is loud, and your run needs a little levity.If you’re an everyday athlete who trains with music, laughs mid-run, and believes that joy belongs in endurance sports, this episode is for you.Hit play. Add a song. Embrace the chaos.🎧 Press play, then tell us: what love song are you training to right now?Don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and comment on the Everyday Athlete Podcast Network.Join the  Everyday Athlete Podcast NetworkKeep ConnectedRun Tri Bike on InstagramRun Tri Bike on ThreadsJoe Hardin on  Instagram

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Welcome to What’s In Your Earbuds?, the podcast where endurance athletes, music lovers, and beautifully chaotic humans come together to build playlists that make absolutely no sense and somehow make perfect sense at the same time.In this episode, Joe Hardin and I dive into songs, artists, and lyrics that involve colors. Sounds simple, right? It wasn’t. What started as a fun theme quickly turned into over 100 community submissions, a Spotify playlist that grew by four hours in one show, and a live conversation that went completely off the rails but in the best way possible.From Prince deep cuts and country anthems to indie surprises, hip hop classics, K-pop gems, and a few “wait… WHAT song?” moments, this episode is a reminder that the best playlists are built by people, not algorithms. Along the way, we debate questionable color definitions, unpack legendary music stories, and somehow end up talking about Pop-Tarts and French fries.This show celebrates connection, the power of community, and the joy of discovering new music together.So plug in, laugh a little, and tell us.....what’s in your earbuds?What happens when two endurance athletes talk about music, love songs, and training then absolutely nothing goes according to plan?Welcome to What’s In Your Earbuds?, the podcast where running playlists, pop culture, and beautiful chaos collide.Hosted by Jason Bahamundi and Joe Hardin, this episode dives into songs that involve love, whether that’s in the title, the lyrics, or the artist name and explores how music fuels long runs, hard workouts, and everyday joy.The plan was simple. The execution? Not so much. Technical glitches, platform pivots, and unfiltered banter turned this episode into a reminder of what makes endurance sports (and this podcast) special: community over perfection.From nostalgic throwbacks to completely unhinged song picks, the conversation turns into a celebration of how music becomes a training partner for endurance athletes. These are the songs that keep you moving when your legs are tired, your brain is loud, and your run needs a little levity.If you’re an everyday athlete who trains with music, laughs mid-run, and believes that joy belongs in endurance sports, this episode is for you.Hit play. Add a song. Embrace the chaos.🎧 Press play, then tell us: what love song are you training to right now?Don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and comment on the Everyday Athlete Podcast Network.Join the  Everyday Athlete Podcast NetworkKeep ConnectedRun Tri Bike on InstagramRun Tri Bike on ThreadsJoe Hardin on  Instagram

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