House of Run

Jason and Kevin preview the Boston Marathon and run through all the major story lines including: Is there a true favorite in either race? What are Shalane Flanagan and Meb Keflezighi's chances of winning? Which other Americans are poised for a breakthrough? Then, the guys recap Usain Bolt's first 200 in two years, Kirani James's debut, another curious decision by Athletics Kenya and read listener email.

Jason and Kevin reconvene and discuss the results from the World Cross Country Championships, Carlsbad 5,000, Florida Relays, CARIFTA Games and the Stanford Invitational. The guys also talk about Liu Xiang's retirement, Usain Bolt's busier racing schedule, selfies during cross country races and a failed world record attempt in Qatar.

Olympian and American half marathon champion Diego Estrada discusses his success on the roads, representing the United States, training at altitude, being coached by Joe Vigil and the power of his hair.

Jason and Kevin chat about Mo Farah's fast half marathon, Nike sponsoring Justin Gatlin, David Rudisha's Australian tour and the upcoming World Cross Country Championships.

Jason and Kevin discuss Ryan Hall's struggles, Edward Cheserek's magnificent mile, Oregon's distance dominance and the 2015 debuts of Usain Bolt and David Rudisha. The guys also chat about Portland's green track, Kaylin Whitnety's decision to turn professional and Kenenisa Bekele's scratch from the London Marathon.

Jason and Kevin recap the European Indoor Championships before previewing the NCAA Indoor Championships with the help of Kyle Terwillegar and Dennis Young of the USTFCCCA. Then, the guys discuss Sunday's Los Angeles Marathon, Jamaica's newest phenom and an early nominee for the worst rabbit of the year.

Jason and Kevin discuss Ajee Wilson's fall, Alysia Montano's victory, Cas Loxsom's record, Shannon Rowbury's dominance and all the other highlights of the USA Indoor Championships. The guys also talk about which winter success stories on the track will translate to medals in August, Usain Bolt losing his first race of the year, the controversy surrounding Hamza Driouch and gambling on the Olympics.

Jason and Kevin discuss the staggering world records by Genzebe Dibaba and Mo Farah, Mutaz Essa Barshim's personal best, the end of an era for two marathon greats and the upcoming US Indoor Championships. Then, the guys are joined by Nick Scarpello of the Encinitas Mile to discuss the logistical challenges with staging a road race, attracting elite athletes on a limited budget and a potential dog mile world record.

Jason and Kevin recount Ashton Eaton's astonishing leap, Matthew Centrowitz's smooth victory, Mary Cain's struggles and all of the other headlines from the Millrose Games. Then, the guys discuss the Twitter spat between Mo Farah and Andy Vernon, preview the Birmingham Indoor Grand Prix and admire the legacy of Abebe Bikila.

Jason and Kevin interview steeplechaser Emma Coburn about her unratified American Record, winning a Diamond League race and more! Then, the guys talk about the results from the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix, USA cross country and finally catch up on emails.

Olympic hurdler Queen Harrison joins Jason and Kevin and discusses her origins in the sport, misconceptions about hurdling, aiming for two gold medals and her quest to be fabulous and fashionable on the track. The guys also recap the action from the Armory Track Invitational, preview the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix and react to the news that running could kill you.

US marathon champion Annie Bersagel joins the guys to discuss living and training in Norway, her experience placing 10th in last year's New York City Marathon, balancing running with working as a lawyer, how to avoid boredom on 18 mile treadmill runs and what to do when a race gives you a giant beer stein. After the interview, Jason and Kevin recap the Dubai Marathon, preview the first major indoor meet of the season and delve deeper into the world of Strava.

Jason and Kevin dissect the full Boston Marathon fields, Diego Estrada's half-marathon debut, a budding collegiate pole vault rivalry and the phenomenon of fastest known times (FKTs). The guys also preview the Dubai Marathon, analyze how to run 26 miles on a baseball diamond and wonder why elite runners never think they have talent.

Jason and Kevin discuss the hyped London Marathon field, Kenenisa Bekele's marathon double, Meb Keflezighi's chance at a repeat in Boston, Shalane Flanagan's main obstacles and all the other spring marathon headlines. The guys also chat about the victories by Garrett Heath and Chris Derrick at the Great Edinburgh cross country race, Boston's 2024 Olympic bid, gambling at the Olympics and 105 runners coming together to break a world record.

Jason and Kevin discuss Dathan Ritzenhein's promising start to the new year, Mo Farah's decision to withdraw from an early season competition, Moses Mosop's return to the winner's circle and Ryan Hall's future in the marathon. The guys also make their bold predictions for 2015, react to Devon Allen's knee injury and debate if Usain Bolt will be able to defend his 100 and 200-meter titles.