Long Run 5 - Scotty and Coach Andy Noise

Ten Junk Miles

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

5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2016

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Scotty goes for a long run with someone who has always interested him - Coach Andy Noise. Andy has been running for 30 years, was a speedy marathoner, a triathlete, and is a timed event specialist coming off a win of a 48 hour event. They talk nutrition, coaching philosophy, and music.

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0:00.0	Tenga, yam pile.
0:02.0	Telling them,
0:04.0	tell them drunk.
0:08.0	Tewh, Tengum, Ten miles. Hey everybody this is this is going to be a long run interview with Coach Andy Noise.
0:34.2	Andy is someone that I have been admiring
0:36.7	from afar on Facebook for a long time,
0:38.5	but I've never met in person.
0:40.2	I don't know him at all, but he's someone that I've been very interested in and couldn't
0:46.2	wait to talk to.
0:47.7	So without further ado, welcome to the show Andy Noise.
0:51.0	Hello there. How are you doing in Chicago?
0:54.0	Yes, I'm in Chicago, Illinois.
0:56.9	And you're in Bakersfield?
0:58.9	Yeah, in California, it's kind of Central California.
1:02.0	Right.
1:03.0	Two hours, two hours north of L.A.
1:05.7	In Bakersfield proper?
1:07.8	Yes.
1:08.8	Are you guys still mourning over the loss of Merle-Haggard?, that was pretty big news around here.
1:14.3	I had a record store for 20 years here in town.
1:16.6	So I was in the music business and he was kind of one of the guys.
1:20.8	I looked up to the country music scene that is, you know, because with the main stream,
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