Chapter
The Gentleman Amateur Runner Who Became a Doctor and Track Star
28:35 - 35:55 (07:20)
The story of a man who refused to hire a coach and instead trained on his own to become a successful amateur runner, while also pursuing a career as a doctor and later turning to track and field.
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Glenn Cunningham was a remarkable man, who was both an accomplished athlete and a doctor.
28:35 - 31:22 (02:47)
Summary
Glenn Cunningham was a remarkable man, who was both an accomplished athlete and a doctor. Despite his talent as a runner, he refused to hire a coach and instead chose to balance his passion for running with his studies and work as a doctor.
ChapterThe Gentleman Amateur Runner Who Became a Doctor and Track Star
EpisodeThe 4-minute Mile: Greatest Sports Story?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
A new fictional podcast from iHeart Radio, Blumhouse Television, and Psychopia Pictures.
31:22 - 33:04 (01:42)
Summary
A new fictional podcast from iHeart Radio, Blumhouse Television, and Psychopia Pictures. "The Manawalk Caves" is a psychological thriller and supernatural horror story about three boys that entered a Tennessee cave and only one returned.
ChapterThe Gentleman Amateur Runner Who Became a Doctor and Track Star
EpisodeThe 4-minute Mile: Greatest Sports Story?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
In this podcast, a neuroscientist and author at Stanford University delves into the relationship between our brains and experiences by discussing personal stories, tools, books, and people that have made a difference in her guests' lives.
33:04 - 35:01 (01:57)
Summary
In this podcast, a neuroscientist and author at Stanford University delves into the relationship between our brains and experiences by discussing personal stories, tools, books, and people that have made a difference in her guests' lives.
ChapterThe Gentleman Amateur Runner Who Became a Doctor and Track Star
EpisodeThe 4-minute Mile: Greatest Sports Story?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Chuck and the speaker discuss Roger Bannister's level-headedness and mental discipline in waiting to compete in the 1952 Olympics rather than rushing to compete in the 1948 Olympics.
35:01 - 35:55 (00:54)
Summary
Chuck and the speaker discuss Roger Bannister's level-headedness and mental discipline in waiting to compete in the 1952 Olympics rather than rushing to compete in the 1948 Olympics.