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Hi, I'm Olympian, Carrie Tullifson, and welcome to the C-Tolley-R-R-R-R-Bagli. Today I interview

Olympian Amy Yoder Bagley.

Amy and I have race since we were little, so it was so much fun to catch up with her, but also good

to hear that she's doing okay. With the latest news about how she endured quite a bit while being

coached by her former coach, Alberto Salazar, she shared some of what happened, but also what she hopes will happen by sharing her story.

With the support of both her and Mary Kane, there is a lot of hope, and we are so thankful for those who are willing to speak out.

We also talk about how she coaches the elite team alongside her husband Andrew for the Atlanta

track club and how there are very few female elite coaches. Amy and her husband are sending nine

athletes to the Olympic marathon trials and we are so looking forward to seeing them race on their

home turf. So let's get after it.

All right, Amy, thanks so much for coming on See Talley Run.

Ah, thanks for having me. It's been a while.

I know. I mean, here and there, we get to see each other. But, you know, I would have to say it's been a good, like, 10 years where we only get to see each other like once or twice a year.

We used to see each other all the time.

Oh, yeah.

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