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Runners are a special kind of people — driven, passionate, and just a little obsessed in the best way possible.
And if there’s one thing runners love almost as much as running itself… it’s talking about it.
This podcast is for those stories — from personal triumphs to the everyday ways running shapes our lives.
Lace up, settle in, and join the conversation.
If you have a story to share email [email protected] Follow at @kmfcoachingirelandExplore Statistics
Recent Episodes
17th - All in: Addiction, Running & the Search for Peace
They say running can become an addiction — but sometimes it becomes the thing that saves you from far more destructive ones.My guest Cathal Quinn knows both sides of that reality.For much of his…
16th - From Elite to Everyday: The Paul Robinson Story
In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, Paul Robinson speaks for the first time since stepping away from elite athletics.From running around Kilcock at just four years old, to running a mile…
15th - Equal But Not The Same: Women, Fitness & Real Life
We often talk about equality in sports—and rightly so. But when it comes to running, fitness, and health, men and women don't face the same challenges.In this episode, I sit down with Laura Ward from…
14th - What Happens Behind the Finish Line: The Story of Pop Up Races with founder Brian Conroy
What does it really take to stand behind the finish line?In this episode, I sit down with Brian Conroy, co-founder of Pop Up Races, to explore the journey behind one of Ireland’s most recognisable…
13th - Miles, Moments & Meaning: A Life Shaped by Running. Noel McCarron (Part 2)
In Part 2 of this conversation, Noel McCarron reflects on a life shaped not just by running, but by the people and communities it brought him to.At the heart of this episode is Noel’s involvement…
12th - The Spark That Started it All: Noel McCarron (Part 1)
In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, we sit down with Noel McCarron to explore an incredible running journey that began in the most unexpected way. Growing up in Letterkenny with little interest…
11th - When The Body Says No: The Hardest Lesson in Running
Chris Drysdale is a 2:35 marathon runner. Experienced. Disciplined. Used to pushing through discomfort and coming out stronger.But last year in Berlin, something was different.Coming into the race…
10th - The Courage to Begin: One Step That Changed Everything
When Cheryl Auret started running for the first time, she wasn’t chasing medals or finish lines—she was chasing a different life.At 53, living in Co. Offaly, Cheryl’s running journey began not on a…
9th - Are We Overcomplicating Running? Lessons from Kenya
In this episode, we’re joined by Colin Thomas — an avid runner, deeply respected coach, and someone who has spent a lifetime immersed in the sport he loves. Colin has coached and advised runners of…
8th - Can't find a running club? Start your own
What if one run could change everything?After recently moving to a new town and feeling disconnected, my guest Camila Melo was looking for more than just fitness. When she couldn’t find a running…
7th - When Running Isn’t Enough: The Reality of HYROX with Kieran Lillis
If you love running but crave a new edge, this episode is for you. We’re joined by Kieran Lillis, former Laois intercounty football captain, who shares how stepping away from intercounty football in…
6th - Fuel Smarter, Run Longer - What Most Runners Get Wrong by Yvonne Hudson
In this episode, I sit down with health and nutrition coach Yvonne Hudson, who shares her powerful journey from a 24-year corporate career to building a purpose-driven business on her own…
5th - The Making of a National Champion
In this episode, we dive into the remarkable journey of Martin Hoare who proves that success isn’t about overnight breakthroughs—it’s about consistency, grit, and stacking small gains. Starting his…
4th - Diary of a Marathon Mother: The Reality No One Talks About
What does it take for a busy mother to train for her first marathon? In this episode, we sit down with Annemarie Seddon who decided to chase a bold goal—not for a podium finish, but for herself.…
3rd - From Zero to Hero: How Running Changed Everything
In this episode, we dive into the transformative journey of a Paddy Hoare who credits the power of accountability and community for his progress. With the support of a running group behind him, he…
2nd - Can You Really Run With a Chronic Condition?
Meet Peter Salama whose journey goes far beyond the miles. Living with a chronic illness, he laced up his shoes for the first time in 2019 — not to chase medals, but to chase a purpose. Since then,…
Podcast Introduction
Welcome to Your Race or Mine, the podcast that celebrates the everyday runner.Here, we step off the podium and onto the pavement with the runners you pass on your morning loop, the ones juggling…
1st - My Dublin Marathon 2025. My 2nd and Toughest
This year’s Dublin Marathon was nothing like 2024. What was last year a comparatively smooth, joyful experience became a battle — physically and mentally. After dealing with injury setbacks in the…
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Your Race or Mine has published 18 episodes since November 2025, covering topics in Health & Fitness.
Your Race or Mine is currently highly active with new episodes every 2 weeks. Average episode length is 54m.
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