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Hey, it's Claire Donnelly.

I'm a senior producer at On Point.

Just popping in here because we have something new and pretty cool over in the On Point Club feed.

You might have heard our recent show about how two runners in the London Marathon finished in under two hours. Insane. It's the first time anyone has done that.

And my fellow On Pointpoint producer Paige Sutherland

produced that episode.

She's a self-described running nerd.

So for the On Point Club, she opened up her producer's notebook and talked more about her reporting

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