In this episode of Melanin MVP, Angela Hollowell is joined by Doc Halliday Golden, a dynamic triathlete and ultra-marathoner.

Referred by past guest Mary Fleming, Doc shares her inspiring journey into endurance sports. They dive into how Doc met Mary, her beginnings in marathon running, the transition from running to triathlons, and the importance of community support.

Doc discusses her coaching role, nutrition strategies, and the mental barriers she's faced during races.

Tune in as they explore her story of growth, determination, and the power of pushing boundaries.

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Welcome to Fireside Chat, the Run Tri Bike podcast where endurance meets humanity. In this powerful episode, host Jason Bahamundi sits down with Meghan McCallum, a breast cancer survivor, triathlete, and advocate, to explore what it means to rebuild life through endurance, mindset, and movement.

At just 31, Meghan faced a life-changing diagnosis that tested her resilience and faith in herself. Through candid conversation, she shares her journey from cancer treatment during a pandemic to finding purpose in sport with Team Phoenix, a triathlon program for female cancer survivors. From battling isolation to embracing community, Meghan gives us insight into the thinking that recovery isn’t just about survival but also about rediscovering joy, confidence, and strength.

If you’ve ever faced setbacks, questioned your limits, or needed inspiration to keep training when life gets hard, this episode is for you.

Listen, subscribe, and be inspired by stories that prove endurance isn’t about finish lines...it’s about becoming.

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In this episode of Fireside Chat, part of the Everyday Athlete Podcast Network, host Jason Bahamundi sits down with runner John Hudson to explore what it truly means to run beyond limits.

From tackling his second 50K to embracing the run-walk method, John shares lessons on endurance, mindset, and finding joy in the process. Together, Jason and John discuss how community, humor, and perspective shape the way we train, recover, and grow, not just as athletes, but as people.

They tackle everything from burnout recovery to running motivation, sharing candid stories about friendship, loss, and rediscovering purpose through movement. This episode will remind you that endurance isn’t just about distance. These sports are also about connection and resilience.

🎧 Tune in for inspiration, practical advice, and a few laughs that prove running is as much about heart as it is about miles.

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