Here’s a new podcast you might like to add to your MP3 player for this weekend!

Our friend JayDub, from Australia,  has started his running podcast: ‘B-HAG Running‘ and is already up to episode 7, so you may have some catching up to do.

JayDub is training for his first marathon later in 2010 and through his podcast you can follow his training journey.

You can find out more about the show by visiting his website, or you can check out the RunningPodcasts.org directory.

By the way, if you want to know what a ‘B-HAG’ is, listen to the show…I’m not telling you!

Nigel.

Well, I’m way behind on my news postings here on RunningPodcasts.org, so here’s a ‘new’ show that’s actually been up for a few weeks now: FishaDad

You can join FishaDad in his running journey – in his own words:

“I’m and overweight father of 3 children that recently stumbled upon a love of running.

Join my dog Cosmo and I, on runs and walk as I discuss whatever is on my mind and pursue my goal of loosing 50 lbs and running a Half Marathon by the end of 2010.”

You can find out more about the show but visting the show website, or by checking out the entry in our podcast directory.

Just a quick note to congratulate Ashland Dave on posting episode number 100 (!) of the Running In The Center Of The Universe podcast.

This is a very signficant milestone, and I’d like to thank him for his ongoing and consistent support of the online running community through his podcast.

Why not get along to Dave’s show site to subscribe, and maybe post him a message of congratulations via email?

Well done Dave…here’s to the next 100!

Nigel.

I am delighted to announce the addition of a new triathlon podcast to the RunningPodcasts.org directory: Candotri.

Chad is already on episode #7 of his new podcast!  He maintains that  : “...if this swimmer-turned-triathlete can do tri, you too candotri.

Join me as I swim, run, ride, and explore the ways that technology can help us really enjoy the triathlon lifestyle.

I also have race reports, gear reviews, and interviews with the people who inspire me to go harder and better. The candotri podcast is based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada where there are open skies, few mountains, very little ocean swimming, and temperatures that vary from -40C in the winter to almost +40C in the summer.”

I strongly encourage you to subscribe to this great new podcast by visitng the show web site or checking out our directory entry for the show to listen for yourself. Please give Chad your support and welcome him to our online running community.

Nigel.

The Zen Runner is now posting his ‘phlog’ entries on their own dedicated RSS feed so that all of you Zenrunner junkies out there listen to his frequent Ipadio words of wisdom

Subscribe to the new feed and gets lots more Zen content by visitng our web directory, or subscribe directly in iTunes here (or RSS here)

Nigel.