Episode 42 - Kyle Gilman

Ten Junk Miles

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

5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2016

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Summary

Join Scotty, Sam and Aaron with special guest Kyle Gilman who lost over 200 pounds and credits it in part to the new running friends he discovered at Ten Junk Miles. He is truly a miracle....and there wasn't a dry eye in the room (happy tears).

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0:00.0	Like if you look at Adam Corolla, look up his podcast, there's going to be a whole
0:07.8	bunch of one-star reviews of just angry people that didn't get those people
0:12.1	that are like state those people that think that
0:13.6	their heroes is 10 drunk. So many people will listen to it.
0:16.2	Trying to get the world a better place. It gives them a soap
0:21.4	boss. Ten miles.
0:23.0	Well, I mean, that doesn't change my argument.
0:27.0	I'm surprised.
0:28.0	I guess my point, maybe we're not popular enough to have bad reviews.
0:31.0	But in terms of the other running podcasts, hey everybody, welcome to Tenjuck Miles. I'm Scott
0:35.2	Cooper here with Sam Turco.
0:37.0	Hi.
0:38.0	Aaron German.
0:39.0	Hi.
0:40.0	And Tony Sylvester, he's once again, missing.
0:43.7	He's still part of the show though.
0:45.3	I mean, he has actually said,
0:46.7	we're gonna talk about things
0:47.7	the next time he's on the show, so.
0:49.8	Oh, okay.
0:50.7	He's not abandoned us anyway. He's gonna say missing like, he's only one, he's way. He's only one of us that has like a full family.
0:56.0	He's not playing a shanade, so everyone knows.
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