I’m very pleased to announce a new running podcast from Australia: The Naked Runners podcast.

The show is presented by Silas ‘Mossy’ Moss & Dave ‘Robbo’ Robertson, who use their show to discuss their obvious passion for running.

I lifted an intriguing note about the whole ‘naked runner’ movement from their web site, which details the Naked Runners ethos: “The Naked Runners are leading a movement aiming to reconnect people with their body, mind and environment, using the natural form of running.

We aim to encourage first-time runners to experience the thrill of using their body the way it was intended, as well helping experienced runners rediscover the stripped-back, simple joy that running provides, if we let it.

Through social & traditional media, ebooks, resources, individual & group sessions, as well as seminars and keynote speaking, we aim to spark up primal running instincts and attract people to the new, old-world approach to moving for life.

There is a growing appetite within society for opportunities that allow us to connect in real and meaningful ways with ourselves, our tribe and our surroundings. The time to get moving is now!”

I recommend that you get along to the podcast web site to subscribe or you can check it out in our podcast directory.

The Ruminative Runner is Norm’s running audio blog/podcast over at: http://theruminativerunner.blogspot.com/

Norm uses the iPadio web site to record regular audio updates discussing his running, thoughts and training.

He has been posting for quite a while and posts on a very regular basis. You can keep up to date with his entertaining musings and observations and have plenty of updates to keep you company on your own training runs.

You can subscribe to the show by visiting the web site over at: http://theruminativerunner.blogspot.com/, or you can visit our podcast directory for more details.

The organisers of the ‘Hood To Coast Relay’ have posted the first couple of episodes of their brand new podcast ‘On The Course”.

The show discusses all aspects of running and walking, together with news and information about the Hood To Coast/Portland To Coast Relay.

This excellent new show can be found at the show web site at: http://hoodtocoast.podbean.com/ or in our podcast directory.

Nigel.

I’m pleased to announce another brand new running podcast: Running with Miles4Kids.

The show is put together by Christina and Jerry Romero, founders of miles4kids.org

Christina and Jerry “…are runners who enjoy discussing running, health and fitness, fundraising and other fun stuff. This is a show for runners of all levels and other fitness oriented folks out there who want to share in our journey as we train for races and raise money for kids. Put on your earbuds and enjoy your time with us!”

Miles4Kids is a sports fundraising team, which uses various events as a platform to create awareness about child abuse and the importance of prevention programs. So, please get along and subscribe to this great new podcast via iTunes, at the show site, or in our podcast directory.

Nigel.

For the fourth consecutive year, I’ll be recording my goofy little podcast: Phedippidations as I run the 113^th Boston Marathon.  On Monday April 20th (Patriots Day) I’ll be “Twittering” before, during and after the race providing live, real-time updates of my experiences as I run from Hopkinton, MA to downtown Boston.

In April I’ll produce four episodes dedicated to the race:

4/5 Fdip181: The 2009 State of the Course
Join me as I run my last “long run” before the race, along the course starting in Hopkinton. I’ll describe the current state of course (road conditions, construction work, and things to watch for on race day), and give you some of the history of “mile by mile” history of this greatest of all races.

4/12 Fdip182: Running Legend: Jacqueline Gareau
The story of a great Canadian runner who won the 1980 Boston Marathon despite the fraudulent attempt of a Cuban American woman from New York to steal the title by cheating in this greatest of all marathons.

It’s the 113th Boston Marathon on Phedippidations, the podcast for Runners at SteveRunner.com