It's such a frustrating, difficult disease to have when there shouldn't be a reason in the world why you should be depressed but you are.

And, you know, I struggle to get out to bed or get out for a run or be a positive person, be a good husband, be a good friend.

And I find myself incredibly isolated and lonely.

A lot of that's self-imposed.

And last fall with the injury, it's hard of me just doesn't want to bring other people down.

So I was very quiet and almost coy about the severity of my injury and whether there was hope to get back running or not

I didn't know the answer myself, but I wanted to put up a front that I was okay and that everything was going to be okay but it wasn't.

And last fall was by far the darkest, deepest hole I found myself in.

And in terms of thinking about the future and what it holds and thinking about the worst case scenario.

Yeah, it was a close, it was the most I'd ever thought about suicide and ending my life.

Greetings fellow human beings. Welcome to another episode of the Bill Yang Podcast.

Recording high above from 10,000 feet this time in Leadville, Colorado. To the newbies,

this is a show in which I sit down one-on-one with

amazing athletes, entrepreneurs, and artists looking to create their mark in the

world and oh man today a great great show coming to you.

I know it's been a couple of weeks, but there's been a lot of time on the road,

so my apologies for the delay.

Anyway, hopefully it's worth of wait. For this episode on a bit of a whim, I sat down with the

one and only Rob Krahr right here in Leadville and we get deep and we get raw and we get real. If he don't know Rob Krah, he's somebody who's emerged

on to the ultra-running scene back in 2013

and would go on to dominate the scene

for the next few years until injuries

...