Episode 33 - Jennifer Hienton, Comrades, Natalie returns

Ten Junk Miles

Hiking, Ultramarathon, Ultrarunning, Mountaineering, Crosscountry, Running, Marathon, Sports, Track, Improv, Comedy, Trailrunning

5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 30 June 2016

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

Join Scotty, Sam, Tony and former guest Natalie Hildebrandt (pinch hitting for Aaron) as they sit down with Jennifer Heinton...who's done a zillion marathons, countless triathlons, and just doesn't like the trails. They also dissect Scotty's Comrades performance, and much much more.

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0:00.0	It's not like the last show we did like 15 minutes.
0:05.0	It was really solid.
0:08.0	It was really good.
0:09.0	Giggling and laughing.
0:10.0	And then we had to start over again.
0:13.2	Jokes, third, the second.
0:15.0	No.
0:16.2	Like we told every, the world about Tony's AIDS.
0:19.5	Oh, yeah.
0:20.5	Tony had a great aid station food.
0:25.6	It was vegan. It was vegan. It was ham.
0:28.7	Cream cheese and pickle. So he like,
0:30.0	Vusset and everybody that's listening.
0:32.0	He's like, I totally heard this story already.
0:33.5	Tony wasn't here.
0:34.5	He's like, I got this a great idea, it's a ham.
0:36.5	And I mean, someone like, how's that vegan?
0:39.1	It's fucking ham.
0:40.1	He's like, oh, shit.
0:42.4	Hey everybody, welcome to Ten Junk Miles. Welcome, especially to the Narwhal
0:47.5	Bacon's at midnight. It's a running podcast for everyday runners with everyday runners. I'm Scott
0:56.8	Comer here with Sam Turco. Hi. A special guest host back for more.
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