In our one year anniversary episode and Season 2 finale, it’s just us, Laura and Will. We revisit our first two seasons, share memories, reflect on the incredible guests we’ve had on the podcast and getting to know our amazing ADHD and Non-ADHD Wired To Run Podcast Family that we met along the way. From overthinking a run before it even starts to comparing paces of our former self, navigating setbacks, and wondering where we fit in, there’s been a lot to talk about. And this conversation includes you. We’re also jumping into messages and questions from our Wired To Run Podcast family, whose experiences have given us just as much to think about as anything we’ve shared ourselves.

To everyone who has listened, reached out, shared an episode, or encouraged someone else to join us, we love and appreciate you. You’ve helped make Wired To Run Podcast a place where we can be honest about the hard days, laugh at ourselves, and feel understood. Whether you’re part of the conversations online or quietly listening along, you are part of this community and we’re so glad you’re here.

Whether you have ADHD, another form of neurodivergence, or you’ve simply struggled with the mental side of running, there’s a place for you here. Come look back with us and if this is your first episode, welcome!

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What happens when the community you're searching for doesn't exist? You create it yourself. That's exactly what Sasha Wolff did when she founded Still I Run, a nonprofit dedicated to raising mental health awareness, breaking down stigma, and bringing people together through running.

In this episode of Wired To Run we're joined by Sasha for an honest and meaningful conversation about her personal journey with mental health, the role running played in her life, and the deeper purpose behind creating Still I Run.

After struggling with her own mental health, Sasha went looking for a running community where people could openly talk about their experiences with anxiety, depression, and mental health challenges. When she couldn't find one, she took a courageous step and decided to build it herself.

Sometimes the most meaningful part of running isn’t the miles we cover, but the connections we make along the way. We explore the connection between running and mental health, the importance of finding people who understand your experiences, and why community can be so powerful. We also discuss how anxiety and depression can coexist with ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence, and why conversations about mental health belong in the running community.

Through Still I Run, Sasha is helping change the conversation around mental health while reminding runners that they don't have to navigate their challenges alone. Whether you're a longtime runner, just getting started, navigating mental health challenges, or looking for a community where you belong, this conversation is for you. Still I Run is a national nonprofit that works to promote the benefits of running for mental health and wellness.

We kick off the episode with some road tripping adventures and a quick recap of Disney’s 2026 Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend.

Connect With Still I Run: stillirun.org

Facebook - Still I Run

Facebook Group - Still I Run Worldwide (Private Facebook Group)

IG- @stillirun

Additional information mentioned in the episode:

Galloway Customize Training - Chris Twiggs: https://www.christwiggs.com/contact

Stoked Metabolic Coaching

https://stokes.fit/

Sparkle Athletic: sparkleathletic.com

IG: @sparkleathletic

Rise & Run Podcast: riseandrunpodcast.com

IG: @riseandrunpod

ZeyZey Miami: zeyzeymiami.com

IG: @zeyzeymiami

Washed Out:

IG: @realwashedout

Twin Shadow:

IG: @thetwinshadow

Neon Indian/Alan Palomo:

IG: @alan_palomo

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What happens when you bring two breast cancer survivors, two runners, and a whole lot of honesty into one conversation? You get an episode that goes well beyond pink ribbons and finish lines.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we're turning the mic over to two women who have plenty to say about life beyond a breast cancer diagnosis.

Meet Roxanne and Stephanie. They're runners, friends, breast cancer warriors and two strong women who aren't afraid to get real about what they've been through.

In this episode of Wired To Run, we're skipping the polished inspirational speeches and getting into the stuff that doesn't always make it into conversations about cancer. The unexpected challenges, the changes nobody prepares you for, the moments that make you laugh and what it really means to navigate life after breast cancer.

We're talking running, resilience, mental health, self-advocacy, and how these experiences can change the way you see yourself and the world around you. Plus, Stephanie brings another layer to the conversation as a fellow ADHDer.

And while October puts breast cancer awareness in the spotlight, Roxanne and Stephanie remind us that the conversations, challenges, and need for support don't magically end on November 1st. Because there's a whole lot more to these women than a diagnosis, a race bib, or a finish line.

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