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Welcome to Bad Boy Running, and this is an episode we've been waiting to record for a number of years now.

If you listened, I think it was three years ago, maybe even longer, four years ago,

we spoke to Megan Hunt from London Marathon.

And she joined as the person who was looking at the sustainability of London Marathon events.

And we spoke to her about the plans for London Marathon and how they were assessing what their

impact was, what the changes they were looking to kind of pursue. But actually, in that

conversation, I do go back and listen to it, it was really good, but it almost felt as if

we timed that slightly wrong because Megan kind of came in and went, yeah, this is all

the stuff we want to do, but actually hadn't at that stage had the chance to really understand

fully what the impact of London Manaffin events was, let alone then to be able to make changes

and assess those changes. So we messaged out again and said,

let's do a follow-up and they have a new Megan, although actually Kate, it sounds like it was there

before Megan and has got vast more experience and has her own story to tell. So to tell us about

all about how the under marathon events are kind of looking at

sustainability and the plans they've implemented and the plans of the future,

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