Long Run 31 - Julio Salazar - DSP

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5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2017

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Join Scotty and Julio Salazar for his backstory as part 2 of the Run Across Illinois Special. This was a sneaky recording by Scotty totally against Julio's will.

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0:00.0	10 junk miles.
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0:22.5	Some junk miles
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0:25.2	Hey everybody, welcome to 10 junk miles
0:31.9	This is going to be two special episodes
0:34.4	pertaining to a run that I did
0:36.5	With a bunch of people across the state of
0:38.3	Illinois. The first is going to be an interview with Julio Salazar, who was the founder of
0:45.3	the Defeat the Stigma Project and the person that came up with this crazy idea. And he was very
0:49.9	reluctant to give an interview. So I kind of pulled out my camera or my recording device in the
0:57.2	middle of the night and started to record him and I in a pretty intimate conversation about
1:01.5	his life and the things leading up to this project. And part two will be sort of like
1:07.2	gang show, but with all of the people from the project kind of sitting in.
1:11.6	So without further ado, here's episode number one of the two-part series,
1:16.6	my sit-down interview with Julio Salazar, which ends kind of abruptly,
1:20.3	and that's why I kind of wanted to set the stage for you.
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