They're bad, their boys, and occasionally they talk about running.

Yes, it's the Bad Boy Running podcast with your host, Jody Rainsford, and David Heller.

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I must admit I was a I met on the Sierra Learmerathon the first time we ever met was on the plane, getting on the plane to go to Sierra Leone.

And they've messages to say that actually it's back on this year.

They're going out and they were wondering if we could do some kind of advert for Street Child

or something like that to talk about how good the race is, why you should go and do it.

And I thought that would be really boring for the listener.

And actually what would be much better for us to do is actually to the 10 year anniversary

and to actually look at the impact that a racing and organisation like child Sierra Leone marathon has over 10 years

on the people, the culture, the country and the people that run it themselves and raise money

for it. So when I signed up for Sierra Leone, I was given a mentor to be my mentor on the second year from the first year saying, this is how it happens.

And I was lucky enough to get Josh, who has done every single one.

And we've just been discussing now.

I always thought he was a trustee because he is, in many people's views like the he's the don he's the daddy of

the the sierra leo marathon he's always pushing the fundraising of everyone he's always drunk people in

and he's he just knows everything about it so i thought i'd bring josh to come back on to come on to

talk about the impact that he's seen and he's felt and he's been part of and responsible for.

So welcome, the podcast, the wonderful Josh Orte Hum.

Yay!

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