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Fresh from the Outside Broadcast, the boys discuss their plans for future OB's, preferably one's where they won't get distracted.
In the week where Engerland got cruelly ejected from the World Cup, the boys discuss whether their love of football has died, or whether it will return one day.
Mike Tipping drops in to play Goldy on Guitar and get repeatedly grilled about living on a narrowboat. Light it Up's Sam Bacon pops in to chat about his 19 min Arrow Valley challenge taking place first thing in the morning, and the biys review the Big Bear 10K and Northbrook 10K respectively.
All this and the Jane McDonald Challenge, fully explained.
Music Tonight comes from our very own Goldy, dueting with Gjertrud Coutinho with the smash hit Seashell Wall.
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MARMCAST is 50!!!!
The boys head to Coombe Abbey for the Big Bear Trail 10K. It's 34 and a scorcher, but the boys are sat in their camping chairs, hosting their very first OUTSIDE BROADCAST!! (with mixed results). Enjoy!
Music tonight from The Indigo Sunsets - "A Perfect World".
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 49!!
We are back!! From a week off!!
As well as finally revealing plans for the Jane McDonald MARMCAST Summer Running Challenge, the boys chat to parkrun expert James from North Devon (originally Banbury) who takes on perhaps the laziest Goldy on Guitar ever.
The boys discuss their own parkrun exploits including (of course) Arrow Valley, Evesham and MARM's mindless Cannon Hill loyalty. Even he doesn't know why. The Strava club gets a revisit and Davy finally gets his letter read aloud after 9 months waiting!
MARM reviews the ridiculously hilly Stow on the Wold 10K, and the hills of the Cleobury Mortimer 10K are planned this Sunday as the boys try to work out which one of them came up with the idea to enter.
MARMCAST is 50 next week, and celebrating with a 10K and an outside broadcast. We'd love to see you there!
Music tonight from James Barclay (Coldacre) with "Astray".
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 48!!
Andy and Tim open the pod by discussing ANOTHER Andy illness, as well as a few opening comments on the World Cup, as it enters its 73rd week.
Michelle Lewis from charity, Step Forward with Lewis joins the lads to share here love of running, her inspiration behind helping others, and her terrible knowledge of 70's sitcoms.
The boys are also joined by Ryan and Hayley from Youtube channel Raleys Adventures, to review the Two Castles 10K. Tim tries to start an argument with a challenging couples reflection retreat.
The Offas Dyke 15 mile race is reviewed, with Andy struggling, but then being a secret angel - how will it fair? The Strava club lights it up with a Parkrun Triple and the Jane McDonald challenge gathers pace...
Music tonight from Markus Kinnel and Auntie G with "Livets Manual".
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 47!!
MARMCAST is exactly ONE YEAR old. Andy and Tim reflect on the highs and lows of this year, thinking back to the early days of the pod and realising that those embarrassingly ill conceived ideas....are still their embarrassingly ill conceived ideas that make up the entirety of the pod.
Talking of which, Andy has a Jane McDonald running Strava idea, which is simplky appalling. In both execution and delivery.
Ross joins us for a game of Goldy, with Andy treating him to some classic movie tracks, which Ross makes short work of. Endure 24 is waiting for Ross in the future! We wish him well.
The Best Game in the Whole World (FACT) - Guess my Number, throws up another cliffhanger, the Doc drops by, with his wife having left him and there are reviews of Leamington and previews of Two Castles and Offas Dyke to go through.
Music tonight from The Indigo Sunsets, "Sugar on your Soul".
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 46!!
The boys are back!! And this time no technical hitches!!
Fresh from York and Lisbon respectively, theboys discuss old World Cups, Coin Collections and thr joys (or not) of family based games. Andy throws himself headfirst into a huge clue based treasure hunt, whilst Tim throws a pack of cards at the wall.
The joys of borderline spiritual running is discussed with the Strava group (please join) and literally tens of contributors tell us their tales of beauty.
Stav (or Dave) joins us for a game of Goldy, with Andy completely misjudging the theme of James Bond around a misconception. However the sounds of a duet on delay singing "All Time High" is quite literally, and All Time High.
The Best Game in the Whole World (FACT) - Guess my Mumber, throws up a titanic shock which sends both boys reeling.
And joining us from Endure 24 Reading is Carolyn, Andy's little sister, who is tentside in a pop up and planning a midnight route to the thunders.
Music tonight from Kim Hardin-Hudson, with the belter "Time".
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 45!! FEATURE LENGTH!!
After the car crash technical mess of an episode last week, at only 55 mins long, it's a whopper tonight before the boys take a week off in York and Lisbon respectively.
The boys open this weeks pod by discussing their upcoming holidays and classic TV shows from the Richard Carpenter stable, Dick Turpin and Robin of Sherwood.
Jamie Suggitt, a veteran of Leeds Marathon, Half Marathon and soon to be 10K pops in to tell us his story, and play Goldy. A guitarist himself, Andy turns up the heat. Will Jamie be able to stay in the kitchen.
Sam Bacon from YouTube Channel Light It Up drops in for a chat, when we discuss shoes, shoe deception, bacon based puns, marathons, trails, running - as well as welcoming a new podcast called The Positive Split, soon to air every Sunday morning.
As well as playing 13.1 Questions, Sam turns the tables on the boys who enjoy a little quiz themselves!!
The Town and Gown 10K and the Suckley Quarter Marathon get reviewed and take their places on the race ladder of dreams and we are played out by The Indigo Sunsets with "Insignificant".
Back in two weeks!! Enjoy!!
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 44!!
The boys open this weeks pod by discussing AGAIN Goldy's burgeoning fame and the birth of his new Youtube Channel - Going for Goldy - check it out on Youtube - Like, Share and Subscribe!
The boys also discuss the fuel crisis and the benefits of a Hybrid, as well as a chase between a Berlingo and a Beamer.
Lytham St Anne resident and good egg Greg joins the boys for a Eurovision Inspired Goldy, with the promise of a voucher and a visit to Arrow Valley on July 18th.
And then EVERYTHING CRASHES.
The Doc joins for some toe related advice, just before things go fully tits up, but enjoys himself to a huge extent, signing off the show with The Lillypillies with "Never Surrender'.
Next week - No issues....we hope!
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 43!!
The boys open this weeks pod by discussing Goldy's burgeoning fame and the birth of his new Youtube Channel - Going for Goldy - check it out on Youtube - Like, Share and Subscribe!
Off the back of promoting Wild Things Keyworth, Tim and Andy discuss their favourite hedgerow based creatures, easily distinguishing between the endangered and vermin. Talking of endangered, Tim gets caught with new running shoes, LIVE on air!!
David from Aberdeen is this week's guest on Goldy and discusses the Loch Ness Marathon, and the reality of what can go wrong in London when luck goes against you.
And...Stu Cashmore, the other half of the Indigo Sunsets, FINALLY drops in for a guest appearance and helps Andy to review the Silverstone 10K and the Great Birmingham Run. Stu discusses the joys of golf, music and the future for the boys, as well as making a legally binding promise about MARMFEST.
Music comes from The Indigo Sunsets with their very very latest track and world premiere of "Passers By."
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 42!!
The boys discuss Andy's new haircut, and barber etiquette. Small talk or street talk? Tea was a shared experience tonight, all wrapped up.
Tim does his first parkrun in a while, going to the non anonymous Sutton Park, where walkers were welcomed.... Andy explains the process of timekeeping in the funnel.
A fantastic appearance on Goldy this week from Youtube's Runs with Rodders, Rodney Lowe, who discusses his running journey, runners doom and everything inbetween.
The boys give a series of shoutouts to all of those listeners who are running this weekend, and last....at that little known event in London....
But this biggest shout out of all goes to Andy himself, who smashed his Half Mara PB in Stratford at the Shakespeare Half.
Music comes from Glen Clark, "You Can't See Me"
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 41!!
The boys discuss hair length, hair styles and reinventing yourself at University. All running relevant.
On top of that Andy review Catherdral to castle which he ran last week, and although not a Ironbridge Derangement, still featured a small mishap.
A fantastic appearance on Goldy this week from Sheffield's second finest Richard Cottam, who is also a proud Bob Graham Round finisher and a fell runner of real quality.
Shaun from Spox Socks makes an entrance and discusses Nottingham's finest hosiery, a superb independent company, well worth runners supporting.
The boys give a series of shoutouts to all of those listeners who smashed their spring marathon Manchester milestones last week as well as previewing the Stratford Half on Sunday.
Music comes from Sheffield net big thing, Weave with "Napoleon".
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 40!!
The Duke of Kent returns following a week off to make it 40 up for MARMCAST.
Discussing 40th birthdays of old - Tim and Andy somehow fall into childhood trauma, being picked last, and playing "like a Goldsby".
A fantastic appearance on Goldy this week from Nicole, who suffers some terrible 90's based Renault Clio tomfoolery to smash the Guitar based Disney antics.
The Doc turns up to give his current Top 5 Running Picks of the moment, one of which being the hefty clog of a Geography Teacher.
The boys give a series of shoutouts to all of those listeners hitting marathon milestones over the coming month.
Music comes from Mikey Cooling (Cooler than Andy) with "Back to Innocence".
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 39!!
Tim and Andy record one last pod before next week's break for Andy to go to Kent. Tim talks at Andy for at least 33mins, covering his birthday curry and his commitment to a challenge called "75 Hard".
A fantastic appearance on Goldy this week from Gavin, hailing from Drogheda in Ireland, one of the very first recruits into the Marmy Army, Gavin is a monster of rock and Goldy is rising / soaring to the challenge. Will another clean sweep be on the cards?
After another race bib live opening, Andy plays the very worst game of "Guess the Number" which turns out to be almost as tedious as it sounds and Tim fills Andy in on exactly what happened in Pucklechurch.
Tim discusses his ill conceived entries into two races later in the year, which may turn out to be a fools errand and Andy shouts out to a listener who stopped listening months ago.
Music comes from the stalwarts, The Indigo Sunsets with "Filthy Soul".
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 38!!
Tim and Andy open the pod this week by discussing Sunday night telly in the 80's, covering classics like Allo Allo, Hi Di Hi and Howard's Way. Predatory shop owners and a quick discussion on who would be Compo and who would be Foggy ensues.
An appearance from a sub 40 year old Martin on Goldy on Guitar - it's Bond night. Will he do Britain proud?
Then we meet Kim, a MARMCAST fan who is offering to laser Tim's hamstring into submission and get him back on his feet, from a lovely village called Pucklechurch, where the discovery of a body by a dog walker is a distinct possibility.
Andy recalls his Borderline Spiritual Jelly Legs at the much anticipated Ironbridge Half Marathon and we discover where MARMCASTERS have had their BS moments on the roads and trails.
Music comes from Drew Neirin with "Do What You Say You're Gonna Do".
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 37!!
After some time flirting with the Top Ten, MARMCAST now sits in 13th position (UK Running Podcast Charts) and surely the evening with Raworth is only months away.
Tim is still down in the mouth following his first ever DNF and Andy is again sitting pretty on the back of "smashed burger night".
There is an AI led deep dive into every aspect of Jane McDonald's life, from clothing to homing.
The wonderful Marion plays Goldy on Guitar coinciding with the night Goldy's strumming becomes increasingly complex.
Although it looks like Ironbridge is surely a Bridge Too Far for MARM and Manchester also hangs in the balance, Andy can't wait to get to Telford for his latest medal.
Music comes from Paul Gillion with "Never Catch me Alive"
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 36!!
It's Friday night. Tim is down in the mouth following his first ever DNF and Andy is cock of the walk following a decent week training and a fast parkrun.
We have the Blading hating Bev on Goldy, who can't hear a thing from Andy's guitar but still manages to scoop a voucher.
The Doc makes an appearance to help review the Cambridge Half Marathon on account of the fact that Tim didn't finish it and we ask the question, have you ever DNF'd and where? A wave of pity and pain ensues.
The Manchester playlist continues to build, but will it be Britpop, Metal or McDonald?
Music: Peter Woolley - "A Fearful Situation"
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 35!!
We are back on Friday night and after a brief spell of sunshine, the boys are tucking into choc ices and Soleros (respectively)
We have brilliant the Tim, from Bourton on the Water, who has offered MARM a limitless place to park the Galaxy, playing a children's version of Goldy.
Dr Ian has dropped an ipad on his foot and, with MARM's hammy and his tablet, Cambridge looks in doubt.
The Manchester playlist continues to build, but will it be Britpop, Metal or McDonald?
Music: "Knowing Where to Go" by John Franks
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 34!!
It's a Saturday night!! Having delayed their recording one night, the boys discuss Saturday night dinner and their parkrun escapades, with Andy pacing to PB's and Tim pacing to injury, one week out from Cambridge.
Chiropractor Tris joins the boys to help Tim through his hamstring pain, with the promises of needles and loosening. Kurt Wilson plays a very competent round of Goldy, another Manchester runner.
There's a review of the Bourton 10K in which Tim got the first of 4 monkeys off his poorly postured back, and the Manchester playlist continues to build, with the help of MARMCASTERS far and wide.
Music: "The Blame" by The Indigo Sunsets
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 33!!
The boys discuss the pain of their respective weeks. From bramble injuries to tooth extraction failures and everything in between.
Todd joins the Bourton 10K preview excitement and it seems does not take the bait expertly laid out by Tim, based on Farmers and Bridges. He's on the night shift and gives short shrift.
The boys chat to Laura Bartlett-Short who is a year ahead of Tim in terms of marathons and not only does brilliantly on Goldie's brambled playing, but also passes on some useful tips about Manchester.
Question of the week, opens upthe questions of "what gets us out the door" with a range of great answers.
Tim is yet to decide whether he will run to music or not in Manchester, but the boys work on creating the perfect marathon playlist. Feel free to join in!!
Music: "Friday Everyday" by Marcus Kinnel and Auntie G
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Welcome to MARMCAST!! It's Episode 32!!
The boys discuss the murderous world of the music industry. In particular, murderous drummers with a cross to bear.
Andy discuss the nototiously difficult 3rd album and covers the reality of life on tour whilst Tim fantasises about MARMFEST.
The boys chat to Amy Broadfield, a rapidly improving runner, 4 years into her running career, who may well just be the Goldy on Guitar guest to wipe clean the memory of last week's disaster.
Question of the week, opens up a dark cave of pain and heatstroke...Let's leave it there.
Music: "Coming Along for the Ride" by The Indigo Sunsets
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