Challenging the Status Quo with Joe Gray

Wild Ideas Worth Living

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🗓️ 22 June 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Joe Gray is a an accomplished trail, mountain and snowshoe runner. He's also passionate about diversifying the sport he loves.

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0:00.0	The presenting sponsor of this season of Wild Ideas Worth Living is Subaru.
0:06.0	One thing I just learned that I thought was very cool is Subaru is
0:09.2	donating 50 million meals to help feed people need during the COVID-19 crisis.
0:15.0	They know this pandemic is devastating our country and has left hundreds of thousands out of
0:19.5	work and unable to feed themselves or their families.
0:23.0	Through the Subaru Love Promise, a commitment to support their communities,
0:27.0	Subaru and their retailers across the country are making a donation to provide 50 million meals to Feeding America.
0:33.8	This action called Subaru Loves to Help will make meals available at 199 local food banks
0:39.4	across the country.
0:41.0	In addition, Subaru retailers will be doing other things to help these local food banks, including food deliveries, donations, and volunteer events.
0:49.0	Subaru knows their ongoing support will be necessary as local communities work to get back on their feet.
0:55.0	Subaru loves to help. Just one part of the Subaru Love Promise, one more reason that makes Subaru more than a car company.
1:05.0	What's going through your mind when you're in the middle of a race?
1:09.0	You know, it's very different. It really depends on your mental state going in and what you're looking for, you know, why are you doing it?
1:17.0	What's the importance of this race? Is it, are you just running for yourself? Are you running for a brand or you're running for your country?
1:23.0	You know, so it depends on the race.
1:25.0	I've come into so many different races with different mindsets, you know, some races it's about
1:30.0	you're going out there to go to the well, like you're trying to see what you can do or you're chasing a time and that's the main focus or you know there's other races where like say the world championship world amount running championship you're running for your country and there's a lot of
1:43.6	pride with that you got the US flag on your chest you know your brands are
1:48.1	looking at you they're looking for you to do something well you know you have goals
1:52.0	that you're looking for so it all depends on what
1:55.1	you're looking for but you know I think anyone can enjoy it though because at
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