House of Run

Jason and Kevin chat about the Olympic Trials Marathon results, the press conference drama with Meb Keflezighi and Galen Rupp, Amy Cragg's potential and Des Linden's calm under pressure. The guys also chat about Genzebe Dibaba's world record, Trayvon Bromell's commerical, the inexact science of sports science and Saturday's Millrose Games.

From Los Angeles, Kevin is joined by Daily Relay's Brendon Desrochers and Sports Illustrated's Tim Layden to chat about the 2016 Olympic Marathon Trials.

Jason and Kevin preview the 2016 Olympic Marathon Trials. The guys debate: -Is Galen Rupp the favorite? -How many men have a chance at a top three placing? -What impact will the hot weather have on the race? -Will Shalane Flanagan run for the win, or just to qualify? -What strategy will Desiree Linden and Meb Keflezighi take on Saturday?

Jason and Kevin discuss the legendary workout of Genzebe Dibaba, Jenn Suhr's world record and some preliminary thoughts on the Olympic Marathon trials. Then, the guys are joined by Martin Bingisser who shares his opinion on a host of legal issues in the running world including: -Nick Symmonds's company suing the USATF and USOC over logo restrictions -Two men bringing a case against the New York Road Runners challenging the lottery system used for the New York City Marathon -UKA's proposed athlete anti-doping contract Also, Martin opines on the idea of athlete reparations, the IAAF investigation and the exceedingly high standards that are needed to qualify for the Olympics and World Championships.

Jason and Kevin record an emergency podcast after Galen Rupp announces that he will run the Olympic Trials marathon.

Broadcaster and sprint coach Ato Boldon joins Jason and Kevin to discuss his growing sprint group, who the top challenger to Usain Bolt will be, Allyson Felix's shot at 200m/400m gold, a hypothetical 300m race between Usain Bolt and Michael Johnson, the Adidas/IAAF partnership and much more! Then, the guys discuss the Dubai Marathon results, Chris Derrick's decision to not run the Olympic Trials marathon and compare the careers of Alan Webb, Ryan Hall and Dathan Ritzenhein.

Jason and Kevin discuss the mix messages from the second WADA independent commission report, changes to the Olympic schedule, the end of Ryan Hall's career and a freshman 800m phenom.

Jason and Kevin discuss Garrett Heath's defeat of Mo Farah at the Great Edinburgh cross country race, Ashton Eaton making short work of some bleachers, a proposal to throw out the existing track and field record book and the impending sequel to the WADA report on doping in track and field.

Jason and Kevin reconvene to honor the runners, races, controversies and rivalries of 2015. After handing out a bunch of awards, the guys make bold predictions for the new year and discuss Chris Derrick's potential move to the marathon.

Jim McDannald of The Wirecutter joins Jason and Kevin to review gear and gadgets for runners this holiday season. Jim gives his recommendations for the best GPS watches, fitness trackers, running gloves and more. Then, the guys discuss their ambivalence toward the 1500/mile debate, recap the results of The Bowerman, debate whether or not Lamine Diack is actually at the center of the next Jason Bourne movie and give their thoughts on 16-year-old sprinter Candace Hill and signing a contract with Asics.

Jason and Kevin discuss Galen Rupp's low-key Olympic Trials qualifier, the first step to a Allyson Felix 200/400 double, the co-ed marathon relay in Dallas and the results from the Foot Locker, and US Club, Cross Country Championships. Then, the guys respond to a deep pool of emails and voicemails about the appropriate time to wear a Camelback, the possibility of a track meet on Mars, unfortunate sweat stains during races and much more.

Jason and Kevin chat about Andre De Grasse's multimillion dollar deal with Puma, address the speculation of a Galen Rupp marathon debut, review the results from the Fukuoka Marathon and analyze the pros and cons of running in space. Then, the guys recap Kara Goucher's half marathon victory, share a story about a Turkey Trot gone awry and listen to voicemails about Russia, a hypothetical Oregon Track Club vs. Oregon Project distance medley relay and the proper distance for a cross country race.

Jason and Kevin discuss another rough week in the world of track and field with new doping revelations in Italy, Sebastian Coe's appearance before British Parliament and the suspension of a top notch Kenyan. The guys discuss Coe's decision to give up his role with Nike, the IAAF clearing Paula Radcliffe and Russia's decision not to fight their ban from the sport. On a lighter note, Jason gives his yearly Turkey Trot recap, Kevin once again wades into the shorts over tights debate and the guys give a final word on the Athlete of the Year voting.

Jason and Kevin discuss the historic NCAA Cross Country Championships with the help of Kyle Terwillegear of the USTFCCA. Kyle explains how New Mexico put together the best women's team of all-time, why Edward Cheserek's third victory in a row might be his best title to date, the formula behind Syracuse's surprise men's championship and Molly Seidel snapping the Foot Locker curse. Kyle also shares his thoughts on Wisconsin's disappointing season, why the Oregon men haven't won a title in five years and what he is most excited about for the indoor season. Also, the guys chat about Usain Bolt being on the Athlete of the Year list ahead of Mo Farah, an athlete protest in Kenya and the best track and field announcers.

Jason and Kevin discuss the IAAF's decision to suspend Russia, the responses from big name athletes, WADA's suggestion that the IAAF might be suspended and doping in Kenya. In the less depressing portion of the show, the guys chat about the upcoming NCAA Cross Country Championships, a 17 mile half marathon in Thailand and walk out music for track races.