What's up, fellas? Well, come back to Comma's River Culber with me, your host, Emma Abrahamson.

Today, we're talking to a fellow podcast host, runner, and she's honestly TikTok legend,

Dana Jeradano. We talk about a ton of different things in this episode, like being in the media

side of the running world, especially coming from someone that is a competitive runner as well.

We talk about her experience as a professional runner, and where she's at now, and where she

sees herself moving forward, and a ton of other things. So I hope you guys enjoyed today's episode,

and you get something out of it. Maybe for someone that's looking to get inspired and join

the media side of running, you might find this episode interesting because Dana and I bring

it to, you know, unique perspectives to this board. So a little bit of housekeeping, don't forget

to rate and review on Apple podcasts. I know, I know, I know, I say in every episode,

but you have no idea how much it helps me, and it's just a free way to support, and it literally

takes 15 seconds. It helps establish credibility for the podcast. That's the biggest thing.

So that higher profile guests see, like, that you guys love the podcast, and that you're rating

it five stars on Apple podcasts, and they'll want to come on and answer your listener questions. So

it really helps you guys out too. Again, it only takes 15 seconds to rate and review, and I just

love reading your answers reviews. It seriously makes my week and keeps me going on this podcast. So

if you guys have already done that, I really appreciate it, or if you're going to go do it now,

I appreciate it as well. Now let's get straight into today's episode.

Dana, I'm excited to have you on the show, fellow podcast stirr podcastr. I was going to say

podcasty, but I don't think that's the right terminology. I know. Well, I had you on mine,

so now it's time. I know. Well, to start off, do you want to just give a little bit of a

run out of who you are and what you're about? For sure. My name is Dana Jordanano. I've lived in

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