Do Epic Shit Today Podcast

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I sit down with Amanda Hoang - a woman who’s inspired the hell out of me for years. I finally worked up the nerve to invite her on the show to share her incredible story.

Why? Because Amanda is the definition of doing epic shit. She works full-time, is a mom to three amazing kids, lights up social media with her positive, high-energy presence, and is an absolute beast when it comes ...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I share four powerful concepts I’ve learned from interviewing over 80 incredible guests and navigating some big personal changes in recent months.

These insights are designed to help you:

• Reframe negative thoughts into empowering ones!
• Disassociate from limiting beliefs that don’t serve you or help you. 
• Remember that you are in control of your life and perspective. 

Some quest...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I chat with Shelby Brewster - a 3 time marathon finisher, Nike Trainer, and epic human who wants nothing more than for fellow humans to unlock their potential. 

In our conversation, Shelby and I dive into a variety of topics, including:

• The empowering question: “If someone else can do it, why can’t I?”
• The difference between mental toughness and discipline, and how developing ment...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today podcast, I sit down with the incredibly insightful and balanced human Gabe Gerhauser, a 7-time marathon runner who has been immersed in the running world for over five years, and has achieved the impressive feat of completing a sub-3-hour marathon. He's also a certified running coach and the founder of his own business, Sonoran Running. (Fun fact: marathon running runs in his family—hi...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I chat with the awesomely epic, Danny Radford about life's endless possibilities and his North Star. I was introduced to Danny by a past guest, and right from the start, I could feel his positive energy through the phone. As we talked, we swapped adventure stories, physical feats and how we’ve both broken free from limiting mindsets—especially the ones we place on ourselves.

Da...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I chat with the super rad and determined human Rhett Abernathy. In 2024, Rhett achieved more than some people achieve in a lifetime. He graduated from a respected nursing program, competed in a bodybuilding competition, finished 2 half marathons, a 70.3 Ironman, and a marathon. Did I mention that this was Rhett’s first time doing all of those races?

Rhett chats with me about where h...

On this episode of The Do Epic Shit Today Podcast I chat with Manika, an inspiring human who has set out with the goal of accomplishing a 155 Mile Ultra Marathon Grand Slam. These four races take place all over the world; Namibia, Mongolia, the Atacama Desert in Chile and Antarctica. Currently Manika is half way through with her goal, as she’s completed two  (Namibia & Mongolia) out of the four. 

Manika and I chat about what she...

In this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I sit down with Emily Currence from Elevate. Emily is a retired dual collegiate athlete and now works as an Athletic Consultant & Mental Skills Coach. We dive deep into mental health in athletes, exploring why so many athletes face mental health challenges, the hesitation to seek help, and the importance of setting healthy boundaries. We also discuss the transition from college...

In this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today podcast, I chat with Dr. Lisa, a compassionate and knowledgeable Doctor of Physical Therapy. We discuss common misconceptions about running, including whether running is ACTUALLY bad for your knees, her thoughts on carbon plate shoes, and her thoughts on tapering for a race. Lisa also shares insights into some of her amazing programs designed to help runners not only improve their performan...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I chat with none other than the super inspiring, admirable, and epic Nick Butter. Nick has run 196 marathons in 196 countries (meaning all of the countries in the entire globe), is an author of 3+ books, ran the perimeter of the U.K, started his own foundation - The 196 Foundation, and is also an entrepreneur of his own company Run Weekends. Nick takes us through the mindset switch...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today podcast, I sit down with Alex Wilkinson Kozlowski, a retired Division 1 track athlete and stud of a human being. We dive into her inspiring journey of overcoming three ACL injuries, transitioning into a nutritionist, strength training coach, and running coach, and setting her sights on her most ambitious goal yet—the 2028 Olympics. Throughout our conversation, Alex reveals how her relentles...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today podcast, I chat with the incredibly knowledgeable and kind Ash Foster. Ash is a certified running coach and personal trainer with 12 qualifications and over 10 years of experience helping clients achieve their fitness goals. 
We dive into Ash’s introduction to running, mindful & holistic movement practices, common running injuries, and why recovery is so important. Plus, we discuss ...

In this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I reflect on two crucial components I learned in 2024: maintaining balance and navigating perspective. Personally, 2024 was one of the best years of my life, but it was also one of the hardest. After taking a couple of weeks off from rigorous training, I realized how my commitment to accomplishing a goal had become an obsession—one that no longer brought me the joy it once did. I h...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I chat with Darius, founder and CEO of Run Tech Club - a multidimensional running community that empowers humans to “run” with their startup vision and entrepreneur mindset while also providing additional opportunities to level up their personal development. 

Darius chats with me about the startup culture, the concept turned reality of Run Tech Club, the opportunities Run Tech Club ...

In this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I chat with Mike Lee, a fellow runner whose love and passion for cinematography inspired him to launch his own production company, Mike Lee Productions. Mike and I chat about the multiple crossovers and interconnectivity between running and starting a business, the edge he’s able to provide by being an athlete and shooting content for brands in the athletic space, and a few of his ...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I chat with the determined and humorous individual, Leon Bustin. I reached out to Leon to chat about his newly released documentary titled, End to End, which showcases Leon’s journey of running the length of the UK in under 14 days - an incredible feat given that the distance is 1347 kilometers (836 miles). Side Note: in order to accomplish this challenge, Leon needed to run AT LEA...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I chat with Rob Dalto, a rad human who just concluded his 2024 journey of finishing all Abbott World Marathon Majors (and yes he also completed Sydney Marathon for bonus points) with the goal of finishing all marathon majors in under 3 hours. For those who aren’t aware, the six Abbott World Majors are; Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago, and New York City, and with the new addi...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I chat with Jordan Anderson; a fitness enthusiast, 100 Miler Finisher, and an empowering person who inspires others with his tenacious discipline and constant smile. 

Jordan and I chat about his 100 mile ultramarathon, how he’s able to accomplish such physical and mental feats, like walking on the stairmaster for five hours, and where he finds his inspiration. This is an epic episod...

On this episode of the Do Epic Shit Today Podcast, I share a few notes that I’ve picked up whilst being in the running community to help encourage others to give the sport a try. 

I am no expert by any means, but since being in the running world for about four years and a few races under my belt, I hope to share some tips that could help others not feel so intimidated and feel more inclined to give the sport a go. 

Some tips include:...