I'll Have Another With Lindsey Hein Podcast

Ashley Higginson is a full time lawyer and qualified for the Olympic Marathon Trials in her first marathon this past fall. Prior to this season of life- she competed professionally as a 3,000 meter steeple chaser running in both the 2012 and the 2016 Olympic Trials. A little bit about Ashley’s backstory – she went ... more »

Vanessa Fraser runs with the Bowerman Track Club and recently made headlines when she came one second from Shalane Flanagan’s indoor 5K record at the BU Invitational in a time of 14:48. She joined Bowerman in the summer of 2018. In her first full year as a professional, she represented the US at the World ... more »

Anna Turner, Sports Dietitian with St. Vincent Sports Performance returns the podcast! Make sure you go back and listen to my first conversation with Anna – Episode 218! This time we take listener questions and Anna gives us great information on intuitive eating and how we can listen to our bodies to know how much ... more »

Marty Hehir, a third year Medical student and father to one with another on the way placed 6th at the Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta. His previous running experience includes, placing in the top 10 at the 2015 NCAA D1 Cross Country Championship being a key player in his team winning the National Title that ... more »

Karissa Schweizer is on fire! She just broke the American Record in the 3K at the BU Last Chance Invitational. She ran a time of 8:25.70 – followed by her teammates Shelby Houlihan and Colleen Quigley who also broke there record Karissa got there first though and now she is an American Record Holder! Karissa ... more »

Aliphine Tuliamak won the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials in a strong race where she and Molly Siedel pulled away from a huge pack of women that stayed together for the majority of the race. Aliphine ran a time of 2:27:23, 8 seconds in front of second place finisher Molly Siedel who she worked together with ... more »

Jacob Riley placed second at the Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta with a sprint to the finish alongside Abdi Abdirahman and Lenoard Korir. It was an exciting fairy tail finish for him with years of hard work and rebuilding behind it. Jake debuted the marathon in 2:13:16 in Chicago in 2014 and finished 15th in ... more »

Julia Kohnen placed 10th at the Olympic Marathon Trials in Atlanta! An unsponsored athlete who works full time at the Panera Bread Corporate offices, Julia trains 100-110 mile weeks and keeps surprising herself in the marathon. The Olympic Trials was only her 5th marathon and she ran a 1.5 minute PR. Perhaps the craziest part ... more »

Brittany Charboneau placed 13th at the Olympic Marathon Trials this past weekend in Atlanta, running a 3 minute PR in a time of 2:33:14. Brittany lives and trains in Denver, she’s a comedian and improv coach and she also coaches runners under her own coach Jenni Nettik. In this episode you’ll get to hear all ... more »

I’m in Atlanta for the Olympic Marathon Trials and had the honor to interview the NAZ Elite Women’s Team two days before the big day. Enjoy this conversation with Scott Fauble, Scott Smith and Sid Vaughn. This episode of the podcast is sponsored by Inside Tracker! Head over to InsideTracker.com and use the code “another” for 10% ... more »

I’m in Atlanta for the Olympic Marathon Trials and had the honor to interview the NAZ Elite Women’s Team two days before the big day. The conversation begins with some words from Coach Ben Rosario and then we jump right into it with Steph Bruce, Kellyn Taylor and Aliphine Tuliamuk! This episode of the podcast ... more »

Sally Kipyego is one to be watching in Atlanta this weekend for the Olympic Marathon Trials! She is fit and ready to compete. Coming off a stellar fall marathon in Berlin where she ran a 2:25, which was a three minute PR. It is exciting to think about what she can do coming off that ... more »

Julie Stackhouse is a running coach and accomplished runner residing in Jacksonville, FL. When I recently finished the Donna Half Marathon last weekend I met so many runners who are coached by Julie and suggested I interview her! She’s also recent guest, Amanda Napalitano’s coach. She is an experienced USA Track & Field Levels I, ... more »

Lindsay Flanagan was the 5th American to cross the finish line at the Houston Half a few weeks ago in that big sea of American Women. She had a big year in 2019 placing 9th in Boston as the 3rd American and 7th in Chicago as the 3rd American as well. She recently signed with ... more »

 Natosha Rogers recently won the USATF Cross Country championships and is on a big time comeback! After a couple of breaks from Professional running, she is dedicated to make things happen. Natosha recently signed with the Hansons Brooks distance group and is training under the Hansons. A little bit about Natosha’s story- in 2012 she ... more »

Kelly Vigil is the woman behind the virtual races that give back – More Miles More Fun! She recently raised over $26,000 for fire relief in Australia with over 2,200 people participating in her race for that. Kelly works full time in fundraising, is the Mom of two little ones only 15 months apart and ... more »

Natasha Wodak just broke the Canadian Half Marathon record at the Houston Half Marathon in a time of 69:39. This is the second time Natasha has been on the podcast so make sure you head back to episode 55 when I first got to know her! She is a 2016 Olympian in the 10,000 meter ... more »

Malindi Elmore just broke the Canadian record in the marathon, running a 2:24:50 and placing 3rd at the Chevron Houston Marathon last weekend! Malindi has a long history in sport with a unique story of getting to the marathon. She ran for Stanford in College under coach Dena Evans (who has been on this podcast!) ... more »

Alison Wade is the writer and brains behind the Fast Women newsletter. She is the mother of two and has been involved in the running industry for over two decades. Alison worked for the NYRR where she founded fast-women.com and served as editor of fast-women.com and mensracing.com for the sites’ first five years. She has ... more »

Amanda Napolitano just qualified for the Boston Marathon after 20 years of marathoning!  Amanda ran her first marathon in October 2001 right after 911 at the Marine Corps Marathon. In February of 2004, she ran her PR in Austin, Texas of 3:41:26 – 26 seconds off of a then Boston qualifying time. This incredible woman, ... more »