Should Western States allow more elite entries?

An episode of the Steady State podcast, hosted by Adam Ferdinandson, titled "Should Western States allow more elite entries?" was published on April 5, 2026 and runs 55 minutes.

April 5, 2026 ·55m · Steady State

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

We had a great time talking through the pros and cons of whether or not Western States should allow more pro/elite entries into the race and the different ways that could be accomplished. Other than that we talked about Disneyland and why we should all keep the joy alive as we take on new races!

Episode Description

We had a great time talking through the pros and cons of whether or not Western States should allow more pro/elite entries into the race and the different ways that could be accomplished. Other than that we talked about Disneyland and why we should all keep the joy alive as we take on new races!

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

The Subconscious Blocks Keeping You Stuck and Silencing Your Impact

Apr 7, 2026 ·62m

Here’s How to Become the Woman Who Can Hold More...

Mar 31, 2026 ·36m

Say the Thing -- Why Playing Nice Is Killing Your Business

Mar 24, 2026 ·31m

If You Feel Invisible Online, This Is Why (And What to Do Instead)

Mar 17, 2026 ·38m

Nov 28, 2025 ·3m

Likes Don’t Pay the Bills — Connection Does

Aug 27, 2025 ·34m

Similar Podcasts

David McCullough Academy of Achievement David McCullough was encouraged by the success of his first book, The Johnstown Flood, but he was still faced with a difficult decision, to trade a steady and satisfying job for the insecurities of life as a full-time writer with a growing family to support. With his wife's encouragement, he took the plunge and has never looked back. Today he is a best-selling author, and one of America's most distinguished historians. He has received not one but two Pulitzer Prizes, for John Adams and for Truman, both biographies of Presidents of the United States. He has also won two National Book Awards, for The Path Between the Sees: The Creation of the Panama Canal, and Mornings on Horseback, the story of young Theodore Roosevelt's struggle to manhood. His voice has long been familiar to public television audiences as the narrator of The Civil War and The Great Bridge (adapted from his own book on the building of the Brooklyn Bridge); his words have brought history to life for millio Cruz Rock Cruz Rock He is one of the most highly anticipated Artists to derive from the U.S Virgin Islands, a singer, songwriter & producer. He maintains a steady rise as one of the Virgin Islands top Entertainers, creating a new era in music. A soul that is restless and destined for greatness he is Cruz Rock “Iyatola”.His voice echoes through the airwaves stepping into the future with his powerful delivery and lyrical patterns. He is a versatile lyricist with a great imagination, creating genres of music ranging from Reggae, Dancehall, R&B, Island Pop & Reggaetone. Switching from a “DJ MC” with striking lyrics to a “Sing Jay” with soft melodies. Cruz Rock has shared the stage alongside legends like Glenn Washington, Beanie Man, Elephant Man, Mr. Vegas, Bugle, Rock City, Verse Simmonds, R&B sensation Lloyd and many more.Cruz Rock was born on July 4, 1984 on the island of St.Croix U.S.Virgin Islands, the youngest of 3 children. His heritage traces back to Trinidad & Tobago as well as San Juan Puerto Rico Gender Matters Professor Valerie Stead, Director, Academy for Gender, Work & Leadership Businesses put gender equality and inclusivity high on their agenda. Media coverage of gender issues at work has never been greater, and we are seeing increased legislation to recognise the importance of gender equality including pay gap reporting and shared parental leave policy. Yet despite this attention, women continue to be under-represented in positions of power in organisations.In this Gender Matters podcast series, we explore issues of gender equality at work through conversations with key stakeholders. Reflecting on the gender challenges identified in our 2020 brochure, the podcasts also consider the effects and implications for gender equality at work following the Covid-19 crisis. Steady Breaths Noise Pilot A quick and easy step in to mindfulness: We're going to do box breathing using music to help us keep count of our breaths and stay focused on the present.

URL copied to clipboard!