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Hi, I'm Olympian Carrie Tullifson. And today on C-Tolly Run, I do a co-podcast with husband and a wife team, Trevor and Angie Spencer from Marathon Training Academy.

Trevor and Angie have quite the business between coaching, blogging, and podcasting. And I love that both of them left their previous careers to take a leap and build a career

around running while they have three young children and continue to train on their own.

In this episode, we chat about our podcasts, our pregnancies, how to deal with life stress,

some fun stories about Gabe Gruenwald, Our favorite guests, their coaching, and our

upcoming goals. So let's get after it. Okay, we are here for an epic podcast meetup with

C-Toli Run and MTA. Carrie, how you doing? I'm doing well. I'm excited for this. I've only done one shared podcast, so this is going to be interesting. It'll be super cool because you guys are veterans at this, so we'll make it work. Yeah. Doesn't mean that it'll work smoothly, but... You know what? It's just like racing. Does it ever go smooth? I mean, you got to be fly by the seat of your pants kind of people. And that's what we'll do today. That's right. How did you get started in podcasting? So I had a YouTube channel right after I had my first baby. And so right after Ruby was born in April of 2010, I started a YouTube channel called C-Tali Run. And we had that, I think, up until,

it's been about two and a half years that we dropped the YouTube channel. We haven't dropped it,

but we put it on hold, and we started the podcast because the podcasting just started to boom so much.

And videos are a lot of work and a lot of, you know, editing for my, my editor, Tim,

who still does the editing of our podcast. So it's been a fun journey. I missed the YouTube

channel, to be honest. I loved being on camera and letting the video kind of be my oops and my

sorry and not having to worry so much because people could see my smile and my laugh through it.

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