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today's guest, we've got Jordan Weilhel, happy brother.

Great, good to see you, mate.

You've just finished a marathon now. You're doing 15 marathons and 15 days.

How are you feeling? Is that the fourth one today?

It's the fourth one today and I'm definitely feeling like the effects. It's been pretty brutal and I probably if I'm

honest I probably underestimated it being in Roney on day four and I've got another

11 to go. What's many what's the most you've ever did in a row?

I've done one marathon before today, before this challenge started, I did.

The marathon of Afghanistan in 2018, that was the only marathon I've ever done in my life.

And then four days notice, I decided I was going to do 15 and 15.

It's the 70th anniversary of the National Trust,

which is the charity of the national parks of the UK, and they said, why don't you come

and have a look around our national parks? And I said, you know what, I'll come have a look,

but I'm going to run round them. And here we we are four days in.

Now you're starting here talking to you when you should be in your bed.

Yeah yeah, yeah, but all good all for a great cause and you know as we were talking off

record before it's as it's as much about helping me as it is about helping

the charities.

It's great for mental health.

You know, I suffer a lot with things like depression, anxiety, still take medication today,

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