Episode 26 - Brian Nach and Jimmy Dean Freeman

Ten Junk Miles

Running, Sports, Comedy, Improv

4.9 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2016

⏱️ 109 minutes

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Summary

Join Scotty, Aaron, Tony and (who the hell is?) Sam for a trip down memory lane with the guy that originally got Scotty into running, Brian Nach! We talk about marathons, abusive bosses, Fleet Feet Chicago, finding love on the trail, 2Toms Sport Shield, and injuries.

They also check in with their old friend Jimmy Dean Freeman about his new podcast, "Do Inspiring Shit!" We can't wait to start listening. Jimmy and Scotty also talk a bit about the upcoming Comrades Marathon in South Africa.

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0:00.0	Last night I haven't been doing this interview with this guy.
0:07.0	I've been doing this interview with this guy.
0:10.0	Ten Junk Miles.
0:11.0	All the board out.
0:12.0	All the boards are here. the board out of the board of the court there.
0:13.0	Ten drunk meals.
0:14.0	What the fuck I got a half and over to get ready.
0:16.0	And I'm calling him.
0:18.0	He's not answering me and I'm just like breaking out and the cover.
0:20.0	Ten miles.
0:21.0	It changed everything.
0:22.0	I was like 10 million people. And changed everything. John Miles.
0:24.0	We got on the phone.
0:25.0	It's pretty good news.
0:27.0	It's a good story though.
0:28.0	Is that on the podcast?
0:30.0	Hey everybody, it's run Ten Chuck Miles together.
0:32.0	I'm Scott Coomer here with my guest
0:34.7	Aaron German.
0:35.7	Good evening.
0:36.7	Tony Sylvester.
0:37.7	Hello, guest.
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