In this episode we talk to "A Runner", more than just "A Runner", a mum, wife, an event director, a national 50k champion. Find out what she means by a runner as we welcome to the show, Jennifer Wetton!

This week on Run Till You’re Done, we’re joined by one of Scotland’s finest mountain runners, Robbie Simpson. One of the most underappreciated running assets the UK has. From representing Great Britain on the world stage to racing shoulder-to-shoulder with the likes of Kilian Jornet, Robbie has built an incredible career in the hills and mountains. We chat about his journey from the Highlands to the international podium, the highs and lows of elite competition, and even the story behind being nicknamed "Fat Simpson" despite being one of the fittest athletes on the planet. It's a conversation packed with laughs, honesty, and plenty of insight into what it takes to compete at the highest level of mountain running.

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This week on Run Till You’re Done Podcast, we’re joined by Lynsey McLaughlin — a runner with 30 years in the sport who’s gone from the streets of Glasgow to many races in Scotland and beyond.We chat about the mindset behind chasing big goals and PBs after all this time, and what it takes to keep improving. Lynsey also shares stories from her record-breaking performances, including twice the female course record at the Formartine & Buchan Way Ultra.A conversation about resilience, racing, longevity, and learning to embrace the hard miles in the world of ultra running.Catch the show on Youtube (video) @runtillyouredone Spotify (Video and/or sound)Apple (sound only) plus any other podcast providersor chat to us on instagram ⁨@runtillyouredone⁩

This week on Run Till You’re Done Podcast, we’re joined by the incredible Catriona Bruce — not only a passionate runner, but also the founder of Blast Running Events and one of the most supportive people in the running community.Catriona talks us through the journey of Blast events, from 1 mile races all the way up to 90km ultras, and everything in between. She also opens up about her recent bowel cancer diagnosis and treatment, sharing her experience with honesty, strength, and positivity.An inspiring and powerful conversation you won’t want to miss.Catch the show on Youtube (video) @runtillyouredone Spotify (Video and/or sound)Apple (sound only) plus any other podcast providersor chat to us on instagram ⁨@runtillyouredone⁩

This week's guest we host Sophie Littlefair. From an epic FKT to multi day events, we discuss all of those as well as winning the 2026 winter spine south sprint on a comeback from injury!Catch the show on Youtube (video) https://www.youtube.com/@runtillyouredoneSpotify (Video and/or sound) Apple (sound only) plus any other podcast providers

This week's guest is Caiden Thom. Hailing from Aberdeenshire, an up and coming champion. We are not convinced he know the potential he has, but has Runs Till You're Done's full backing. Lace up and enjoy!Project Remember Why You Started

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Mike has been racing in Rasselbock Sherwood pines Backyard ultra but things didn't go to plan.... just the two of us catching up with what happened.

Scottish ultra‑runner Jenni Rees‑Jenkins brings grit, heart, and an infectious love for the long run. Known across the Scottish ultra community for her podium finishes and uplifting spirit, Jenni shares how running became her anchor—supporting her mental health and shaping lifelong connections. Her story includes running over 5,000 km in 2016 to raise funds for MND Scotland, all while balancing teaching, family life, and her work with mental‑health charities.With big challenges like the Bob Graham Round and Lakeland 100 on her horizon, Jenni reminds us that the journey—not the PB—is what truly matters