All right. Good morning, everybody. This is Meet the Nation Monday. These are just short little interviews of people that listen to the podcast, talking about their lives and trying to get to know them a little bit better.

Today, we're talking to Donald Creason, just a couple of community court board type things to talk about.

One, the paddle, water, and material races are this weekend. Intentive Miles has an aid station at mile five-ish.

And if you want to come and volunteer, we're going to be there all day Friday, all day Saturday, all day Sunday. Come on by.

Chippin' for a few hours. Earn a little bit of karma and hang out with the gang.

Also, all of the badger races are open sugar badger badger and last dot. And the time frame for getting all the swag for sugar badger is running out.

So get signed up before May 1st to make sure that you get all of your swag. You can still sign up later, but you're not going to get everything. And I like giving you all the swag. That's why I do it.

Anyway, here is Meet the Nations with Don Creason.

Actually, recording on a Monday.

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What's happening?

Welcome to the fifth most popular trail or a podcast for new runners, according to some strange website I'd never heard of who asked me to link to them.

Well, I mean, I'll take the compliment wherever I can get it. All right. So we're calling Donald Creason. And where are you located, Don?

I am in Louisville, Kentucky is where I work.

Where do you live?

I live just outside of Louisville in a little town called the Grange, Kentucky.

Okay. And are you going to work right now?

I'm actually I've been at work since 630.

Oh, so now you're you're kind of breaking regular rules to do a podcast at work. Is that allowed?

Well, I own my own business though.

Oh, okay. So you'd have to yell at yourself. What kind of business is this?

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