Hey guys, what an honor it's been to be a part of the Bank of America Chicago

Marathon virtual experience. The registration is still open so you can be a part of it as well.

Everyone's invited to register for this free running experience and join in on the celebration

in your own community.

Registration for all distances from the mile to the half marathon are open until 12 p.m. Central,

1 p.m. Eastern on Sunday, October 11th. So get those registrations in and take this podcast with you.

You can pick a distance, set a goal, and cross your own finish line.

Learn more at chicago marathon.com.

All right, you guys, I had so much fun interviewing these three amazing runners.

So let's get to it and make sure you get after it.

Hi, everyone. I'm Olympian Kerry Tullifson, and I have the honor every year of being a part of

the Bank of America Chicago Marathon Broadcast Team. I'm the one on the lead vehicle out in front,

which I say is the best seat in the house, of the elite women's marathon race. So I get to watch the women tackle 26.2 miles

in downtown Chicago. I'm super sad we're not going to be there in person this year, but I'm so

excited to keep my Chicago Marathon tradition alive through the virtual experience. I'm here today

with some very special guests.

They have found community through running,

and they're gonna share their love of this sport

and how they bring that back to all the communities in Chicago.

So let's welcome our three guests, Carlos Haramio, Noriko Valenta, and joining us shortly will be Jamal Cole.

Okay, Carlos, I'm going to start with you.

Okay?

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