This is the Monday, May 11th edition of single track news, joined by Alyssa Clark, who is fresh off a masterful commentating experience at the Code 10250 this past week, which is its own ultra, I would say. How are you recovering from the job?

Oh, gosh. Well, let's just say I had a seven-hour drive back yesterday, and I was quite excited to sit for a lot of that in

silence or listening to podcasts that had very little to do with running. Well, here's the thing. So we,

Brett Lee and I midweek this past week did sort of a quick

reactions, Coca-Donough recap episode. It was sort of after both the men's and women's

podiums had finished up. But like there's, I feel like there's still a lot to honor and talk about

here and absolutely wanted to get some of your takeaways. I have a few that I've

developed in the past few days as well, but yeah, we can kind of riff off of, riff off each other

as we do. What is top of mind for you? Yeah, you know, I feel like there's the obvious things

where it's like course records broken, Rachel coming in first overall.

I feel like those have been talked about quite a bit.

So I want to pull back, I think on the media side is something I really wanted to dive into.

So I did have the chance to be on the commentating team for Mountain Outpost.

I see a lot of the behind the scenes that's happening.

The level of production that Mountain Outpost. I see a lot of the behind the scenes it's happening. The level of production that Mountain Outpost is putting together right now is just insane. I mean, a multiple piece

commentating team. We have an in-studio team. We have field editors. We have the Kokodona Chronicles. We have now

added the Kokodona Confessionals. There's just so many parts are drone operators. Mitch,

I'm naming you by name because Mitch was like, they never named the drone operators. They just

say, thanks drone operators. So Mitch, awesome job. And just the like, then there's runner cams. So I feel like the

elevation of the product the Mountain Outpost is putting out, I just have, having seen it really

closely is amazing. And I think just elevates the sport. So I think that's something. I will say there's a

good and a bad of the media. So that was, I feel like, the good side. The bad side is that I feel

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