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227 Erin Keller
227 April 11, 2021 | 75 min

Erin Keller

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

Bryan and Peter check in about their brief stints in the medical tent, and then it's time for the drama! Three-time Crankle 2K costume winner and runner Erin Keller joins to talk about her fundraiser: Acting like I can run for Hartford Stage — a 55-mile run along the Farmington River Trail (which goes from New Haven, Connecticut, to the Massachusetts border). Erin came up with the run to benefit Hartford Stage, where she had been employed as a prop master prior to the pandemic. Erin talks about the support planned along the route by her former coworkers, how she's fueling and training, and what it means to her to get back to a world with live theatre.

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HWYRT-EPISODE-308
308 March 06, 2026 | 75 min

Mary from Maine!

You've heard her many Voice Memooooos, now listen to a full HWYRT interview with Mary from Maine! Mary brings boundless positive energy to the show and discusses what running means to her and her extremely busy life. Bryan declares that March is the Month of Accountability, whatever that means. Peter declares he simply cannot count. Plus they Go To The Movies to help Bryan decide what he might see next.

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HWYRT-EPISODE-307
307 February 22, 2026 | 75 min

Double Digits

We are deep into February. Time for a little inspiration to keep us going. Peter's son, Daniel, hits a personal best. Plus Voice Memoooooos from two HYWRTian neighbors to the north.

306 January 31, 2026 | 75 min

St. Croix 50K Recap

Bryan is back from running the 2026 St. Croix 50K! He had a great conversation with fellow 50K runners Brewmaster Will and Internet Dan. If this episode doesn't make you want to run that race, maybe the beaches and 85° temperatures would do it!