PODCAST EPISODES
206 Dan Horan Re-returns
206 August 27, 2020 | 75 min

Dan Horan Re-returns

How come you're not running right now?
No, seriously, grab some headphones and go for a run while you listen.

Peter and Bryan check in on their 31 Days of August Challenge progress and prepare for the final two-day smidge. Then they welcome back Father Dan Horan—the running friar, professor, doctor, and author. Together they debate the etiquette rules for acknowledging fellow runners in the wild. They also discuss how Father Dan's life as a Franciscan monk has changed during the pandemic and how running has helped him, as well as his views on systems of injustice and crisis fatigue. Plus, Friar Dan's plans for future races, his favorite HWYRT music cues, and so much more.

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318-HWYRT
318 September 19, 2026 | 75 min

Crankle and Kettle Bells

Bryan and Peter are back in person and comparing running notes. The Chaugust wrap-ups are still coming in via Voice Memos. We hear from James McCabe, Michael Goff, and even Dave Macklem from Japan! HWYRT trivia of the day: Bryan was born in Chicago. He also may have some serious adult onset Crankle.

317 HWYRT
317 September 02, 2026 | 75 min

Chaugust is over, but the Chyear goes on!

Peter and Bryan wrap up their 2026 Chaugust experiences. The month was full of runs, ice cream, books, journaling, and no bread. Then we dial up the voice memos and hear from Soggy Rob, Laurie from Maine, Mary from Maine, Mark Rayburn, and Marathon George Woodward.

316 HWYRT
316 August 11, 2026 | 75 min

Chaugust Check In Week 2

We are in week 2 of Chaugust and time to check in on our progress. Peter is not eating bread but is eating 31 different flavors of ice cream while completing his 5k a day. Bryan forgot his big book about the Constitution to read while on vacation but is making up for it by getting all his runs in. And both admit that the journaling needs to stay a priority, as it is the secret to a successful Chaugust. Plus messages and voice memoooooos from Judy, Evan, and of course, Mary from Maine.