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Hello and welcome back to Run Pod, the Run Club of the podcast world. I'm Jenny Faulkner and every

week I'm joined by someone who also loves a bit of running. And so today I've gone for someone

who loves it so much and loves

talking about it so much. They have just released a book on it. The book is described as the

must-have running book for anyone who's ever experienced a moment of defeatism and had the

little voice in their head make the excuse, I can't run. As a result, it's a book called I Can Run. She is the digital editor

of Women's Health magazine and she is also a fellow podcaster. Her running podcast is called

Wellfar and even I've been a guest. But this time, she's the guest on mine and I'm the one

asking the questions. Amy Lane, welcome to Run Pod. I am so excited to be on

this show. I can't tell you, Jenny. It's so good to get you on. I love the fact, well, we met last

year, didn't we, at a race that we were both taking part in. And we both then said, right,

you should come on my podcast, you should come on mine. And so I've been on yours, so it's your turn to come on Run Pod now. I know. I've been waiting for the call

or the email and I was like, right, this is my chance. Yeah, well, it's really pleased that

we've got this to happen because it's difficult at the moment. Obviously, we're in lockdown

in the UK. So again, this episode has been recorded remotely

with the magic of technology. So where are you just now? I am currently sat in my study in Winchester.

Oh, you've just moved house, haven't you? I have. We've just relocated. And so, yeah,

after being in London for 13 years, we've just done a big move out.

And how are you finding that then in a new house, in a new area, and being locked down as well?

So it's sort of a little bit like living on the Truman Show.

Because we've moved to this amazing new development,

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