Ep 52 - Running London Marathon (...and ruining The Running Awards)

Bad Boy Running

Jody Raynsford & David Hellard

Runner, Sports, Leisure, Fitness, Ultramarathon, Marathon, Health & Fitness, Running Injuries, Running, Hobbies, Ultrarunning

4.7 • 539 Ratings

🗓️ 27 May 2016

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode Jody and David talk about the London Marathon and The Running Awards with a large section of the podcast also being dedicated to neither of those things. Subjects you can expect to hear about are: The London Marathon and several controversies surrounding it. Why falling during races is clearly something only winners do. David's bold new idea for a publication which he requires the help of the Do-Badders for. Book reviews and how the Do-Badders should f...

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0:00.0	Seriously, it can't be that time of the week again.
0:09.6	It is. It's the boy running!
0:28.6	Yay!
0:29.6	Yeah!
0:30.6	How are you?
0:33.6	You're live?
0:35.6	I am alive.
0:36.6	What? I'm live? You're alive? I am alive. What? I'm live or alive? You're alive. I am. And very
0:40.5	live. Yes, I am. And so are you. What, what I am? The big difference is that you, you lost your voice.
0:51.4	You were in hospital, weren't you? I had to go to hospital in order to get
0:56.3	diagnosed with the fact that I'd lost my voice. I had...
1:00.8	You didn't know you'd lost your voice until you went to hospital and they diagnosed it?
1:06.0	No, no, no. It's not that I lost my voice. I didn't... I lost my voice. Um, I had a really, really bad throat,
1:14.1	which hurt so much I didn't talk, but I wasn't, I realized when I tried talking that I'd lost
1:19.6	my voice, but only when I tried talking, I didn't realize until I'd spoken that I'd lost my voice.
1:24.3	I just thought, I just generally wasn't talking because my throat was so painful.
1:28.9	Ah, so you had a, I mean, how long were you not speaking for? Because I can't imagine a huge
1:34.1	amount of time where even in the shower or just looking at the mirror.
1:38.6	No, I, I had, well, Libby went away for a few days. She took Frida to Gibraltar. So I was left looking
1:46.2	after Hugo and he's like, what, eight months old. And so I was looking after it. And in typical,
1:53.7	oh, my wife goes away. What do I do? The first thing I do is I head over to my parents so they
1:59.9	can look after the child because I'm so ill.
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