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Megan Connolly: The WWE Broadcaster Who Qualified for the Olympic Trials
Jun 25, 2026
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Madey Dickson: From the Mile to a 2:28 Marathon and Learning to Take Risks
Jun 22, 2026
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Annie Frisbie: A 2:22 Breakthrough and Another Boston Masterclass
Jun 18, 2026
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Erik Linden: Trusting the Process, Reinventing the Journey, and Running 2:12
Jun 15, 2026
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Sarah Reiter: Three Olympic Trials, Staying Joyful, and Chasing Sub-2:30
Jun 11, 2026
1h 02m 36s
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| 6/25/26 | ![]() Megan Connolly: The WWE Broadcaster Who Qualified for the Olympic Trials | This episode is sponsored by Kava Haven, Goodr, and Precision Fuel & Hydration.Megan Connolly's path to the Olympic Marathon Trials qualifier was anything but straightforward. A former Division I runner turned broadcaster, Megan spent years casually running marathons before deciding to fully pursue the Olympic Trials standard. Along the way, she donated a kidney, became a mother, returned to racing postpartum, and ultimately qualified for the 2028 US Olympic Marathon Trials at the McCurdy Micro Marathon.In this episode, Megan joins Peter Bromka and Lindsey Hein to reflect on the long road to 2:37. She shares how the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials reignited her competitive fire, why learning to love the training process mattered more than any finish time, and the mental lessons she learned after falling short at Indy before finally getting it done at McCurdy. Megan also opens up about balancing elite training with motherhood, her career with WWE, the life-changing experience of becoming a living kidney donor, and why controlling what you can control has become her guiding philosophy both in sport and in life.Thanks to our sponsors:Kava HavenKava Haven is a kava-infused, non-alcoholic spirit that delivers a calm, social buzz without the alcohol. Enjoy a refreshing alternative that helps you stay present and clear-headed. Get 15% off your first order with code ROADTOTRIALS15 at kavahaven.com/roadofthetrials.Precision Fuel & HydrationPrecision Fuel & Hydration helps runners simplify fueling with personalized plans based on carbs, fluids, and sodium. Their science-backed tools and resources make it easier to train and race with confidence. Use code Trials26 for 15% off at precisionhydration.com.GoodrGoodr sunglasses combine a no-slip, no-bounce fit with polarized lenses and fun designs that are built for running, travel, and everyday adventures. Lightweight, affordable, and made to move with you. Get $10 off your first order at goodr.com/relay. | — | ||||||
| 6/22/26 | ![]() Madey Dickson: From the Mile to a 2:28 Marathon and Learning to Take Risks | Madey Dickson never planned to become a marathoner. A standout miler at Brigham Young University, she first tried the marathon almost on a whim before discovering she might be better at 26.2 than she ever expected. Less than a year after fully committing to the event, Madey has already run 2:28 twice, first at the 2025 US Marathon Championships at CIM and again at the 2026 Boston Marathon.In this episode, Madey shares her rapid rise in the marathon, working with coach Rory Linkletter, balancing elite training with a full-time nursing career, and the mindset shifts that helped unlock a new level of confidence. She talks about racing much of Boston alone, learning to fuel properly after a painful marathon debut, training in Utah’s thriving running community, and why she believes the next step in her development is taking bigger risks on race day. Madey also looks ahead to the 2028 Olympic Marathon Trials and explains why she wants to line up ready to truly go for it.Thank you to our sponsors:Precision Fuel & HydrationPrecision Fuel & Hydration helps runners simplify fueling with personalized plans based on carbs, fluids, and sodium. Their science-backed tools and resources make it easier to train and race with confidence. Use code Trials26 for 15% off at precisionhydration.com. | — | ||||||
| 6/18/26 | ![]() Annie Frisbie: A 2:22 Breakthrough and Another Boston Masterclass | Fresh off a career-best 2:22 at the 2026 Boston Marathon, Annie Frisbie joins Road to the Trials to reflect on one of the biggest performances of her career. Annie finished eighth overall and was the second American across the line, continuing her remarkable success on the Boston course. She shares what clicked on race day, why she thrives in the chaos of championship-style racing, and the memorable moment of finding teammate Dakotah Popehn in the lead pack mid-race.Annie also opens up about the lessons she carried from the 2024 Olympic Marathon Trials, how that disappointment ultimately helped her grow as an athlete, and why confidence has become one of her greatest strengths as a competitor. The conversation explores training with Minnesota Distance Elite, balancing racing across distances from the 5K to the marathon, life as a full-time professional runner, and how she's already thinking about the road to the 2028 Olympic Trials. Plus, Annie shares details from her recent engagement in Switzerland and why Boston continues to bring out her very best.Thank you to our sponsors:Precision Fuel & HydrationPrecision Fuel & Hydration helps runners simplify fueling with personalized plans based on carbs, fluids, and sodium. Their science-backed tools and resources make it easier to train and race with confidence. Use code Trials26 for 15% off at precisionhydration.com.WahooThe Wahoo KICKR RUN treadmill brings a more realistic indoor running experience with automatic pace control, terrain simulation, and seamless integration with platforms like Zwift and Strava. Train smarter with technology trusted by elite runners and triathletes. Use code Trials28 for a free Bluetooth fan ($319 value) at wahoofitness.com. | — | ||||||
| 6/15/26 | ![]() Erik Linden: Trusting the Process, Reinventing the Journey, and Running 2:12 | This episode is supported by Kava Haven, Wahoo, and Precision Fuel & Hydration.Erik Linden returns to the Olympic Trials stage after running a breakthrough 2:12 at the McKirdy Micro Marathon, continuing a marathon journey that has been defined by patience, curiosity, and a willingness to follow his own path. A previous Trials qualifier for Orlando, Erik has steadily improved over the years while balancing running with the rest of life, constantly searching for new ways to stay engaged, motivated, and growing in the sport.In this conversation, Erik reflects on his progression from collegiate runner to 2:12 marathoner, the training changes that fueled his latest breakthrough, and why he's never been afraid to evolve as an athlete. He and Peter discuss finding the right training environment, trusting intuition, navigating the gap between competitive amateur and professional running, and what it means to keep pursuing improvement after years in the sport. It's a thoughtful look at longevity, reinvention, and the joy of continuing to chase what's possible.Thanks to our sponsors:Kava HavenKava Haven is a kava-infused, non-alcoholic spirit that delivers a calm, social buzz without the alcohol. Enjoy a refreshing alternative that helps you stay present and clear-headed. Get 15% off your first order with code ROADTOTRIALS15 at kavahaven.com/roadofthetrials.Precision Fuel & HydrationPrecision Fuel & Hydration helps runners simplify fueling with personalized plans based on carbs, fluids, and sodium. Their science-backed tools and resources make it easier to train and race with confidence. Use code Trials26 for 15% off at precisionhydration.com.WahooThe Wahoo KICKR RUN treadmill brings a more realistic indoor running experience with automatic pace control, terrain simulation, and seamless integration with platforms like Zwift and Strava. Train smarter with technology trusted by elite runners and triathletes. Use code Trials28 for a free Bluetooth fan ($319 value) at wahoofitness.com. | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | ![]() Sarah Reiter: Three Olympic Trials, Staying Joyful, and Chasing Sub-2:30✨ | marathon journeyOlympic Trials+4 | Sarah Reiter | Tracksmith | — | Olympic Trialsmarathon+7 | Precision Fuel and HydrationTrials26 | 1h 02m 36s | |
| 6/9/26 | ![]() Jax Siddall’s Marathon Debut Win: From 6th Grade Teacher to Eugene Marathon Win✨ | marathon debutOlympic Trials qualifier+3 | Jax Siddall | Eastern Kentucky University | EugeneColorado+1 | Jax SiddallEugene Marathon+5 | Precision Fuel and HydrationTrials26 | 45m 43s | |
| 6/4/26 | ![]() Joey Whelan: 35 Marathons, 6 Course Records, and Still Finding Another Gear✨ | marathon racingcourse records+3 | Joey Whelan | — | AustinBuffalo+3 | Joey Whelanmarathon+6 | Precision Fuel & HydrationTRIALS26 | 40m 10s | |
| 6/1/26 | ![]() Elena Hayday: From 2:30 to 2:24 at Boston and Chasing Something Bigger✨ | marathon trainingelite running+3 | Elena Hayday | Minnesota Distance Elite | — | Boston Marathon2:24 marathon+5 | Precision Fuel & HydrationTRIALS26 | 55m 46s | |
| 5/28/26 | ![]() Amanda Martin on Winning Eugene and Learning How to Trust the Marathon✨ | marathon trainingsports anxiety+3 | Amanda Martin | — | EugeneUtah+1 | Eugene Marathonmarathon fueling+3 | Precision Fuel and Hydration | 1h 02m 23s | |
| 5/26/26 | ![]() Luke Maher: Inside Puma Project 3 and the Rise of the Sub-Elite Marathoner✨ | Puma Project 3sub-elite marathoners+3 | Luke Maher | Puma Running | — | Puma Project 3sub-elite marathoner+4 | Precision Fuel and HydrationTrials26 | 44m 10s | |
| 5/21/26 | ![]() Aidan Reed: Chasing the Marathon While Falling in Love With the Half✨ | marathon runninghalf marathon+3 | Aidan Reed | Roots Running Project | — | Aidan Reedmarathon+6 | Precision Fuel and HydrationTrials26 | 55m 46s | |
| 5/18/26 | ![]() Andie Cozzarelli: A 14-Year Journey Back to the Olympic Trials✨ | Olympic Trialsrunning journey+4 | Andie Cozzarelli | — | — | Olympic TrialsAndie Cozzarelli+6 | Precision Fuel and Hydration | 1h 14m 04s | |
| 5/14/26 | ![]() Sean Grossman: Chasing the OTQ for 2,303 Days✨ | Olympic Trials qualifiermarathon training+3 | Sean Grossman | University of Miami | Long IslandNew York City | Olympic Trialsmarathon+5 | Precision Fuel and HydrationTrials26 | 55m 31s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() Conner Peloquin: From Walking Away From the Sport to 2:15 and Back to the Trials✨ | Olympic Trialsrunning journey+4 | Conner Peloquin | Olympic TrialsMcCurdy Micro Marathon | — | Conner PeloquinOlympic Trials+8 | — | 1h 01m 52s | |
| 5/7/26 | ![]() Hannah Rowe: Back to the Trials After Six Years and a Trail Detour✨ | Olympic Trialsrunning journey+4 | Hannah Rowe | — | — | Hannah RoweOlympic Trials+5 | ZBiotics | 56m 41s | |
| 5/4/26 | ![]() Mason Coppi: From Accomplished Trail Specialist to OTQ Surprise✨ | marathon trainingtrail running+3 | Mason Coppi | — | Newton Hills | Boston MarathonOlympic Trials qualifier+5 | Precision Fuel and Hydration | 57m 26s | |
| 4/30/26 | ![]() Caitlin Phillips: 4th Olympic Trials Qualifier, Longevity in the Marathon, and Returning to Racing as a Mother✨ | Olympic Trialsmarathon+4 | Caitlin Phillips | California International Marathon | New York City | Olympic Trials qualifiermarathon running+5 | — | 47m 49s | |
| 4/27/26 | ![]() Brooke Starn: From Med School Miles to a 2:35 Olympic Trials Qualifier✨ | marathon trainingmedical career+5 | Brooke Starn | HarvardUC Davis+1 | San FranciscoBerlin+3 | marathonOlympic Trials+8 | — | 1h 01m 03s | |
| 4/23/26 | ![]() Annabel Stafford’s OTQ in her Debut Marathon✨ | marathonOlympic Trials+3 | Annabel Stafford | Colorado StateTufts | — | Olympic Trialsdebut marathon+3 | — | 48m 15s | |
| 4/20/26 | ![]() How Jess Donohue Turned a Tough Race into a 2:34 OTQ✨ | Olympic Trials qualifiermental health+4 | Jess Donahue | The Marathon ProjectMcKirdy Micro Marathon | — | Olympic Trialsrunning+6 | — | 45m 36s | |
| 4/16/26 | ![]() Rosa Moriello: Inside the Eugene Marathon - Where PRs and OTQs Happen✨ | Eugene MarathonOlympic Trials Qualifying+3 | Rosa Moriello | — | EugeneHayward Field+1 | Eugene MarathonOlympic Trials+3 | — | 38m 33s | |
| 4/13/26 | ![]() 2,303 Days to the Trials: Michael Morris’ Long Road to 2:15✨ | Olympic Trialsmarathon training+3 | Michael Morris | — | — | Olympic Trials qualifiermarathon+3 | ZBiotics | 1h 04m 53s | |
| 4/9/26 | ![]() Andrew Storer: The Filmmaker Behind Clayton Young's Viral Series✨ | filmmakingelite marathoning+4 | Andrew Storer | Road to the TrialsOlympic-level marathoning | — | Andrew StorerClayton Young+5 | Precision Fuel and Hydration | 1h 03m 02s | |
| 4/6/26 | ![]() Abby Shoemaker Follows Her Mom’s Footsteps to an OTQ✨ | marathon trainingOlympic Trials Qualifying+3 | Abby Shoemaker | — | Napa ValleyNew York City+2 | Abby ShoemakerOlympic Trials+7 | Precision Fuel and Hydration | 52m 03s | |
| 4/2/26 | ![]() From 2:55 to 2:28: Rebecca Schmitt’s Late Bloom and Breakthrough at CIM✨ | marathon trainingOlympic Trials qualifier+3 | Rebecca Schmitt | — | — | Rebecca SchmittCalifornia International Marathon+6 | Precision Fuel and Hydration | 53m 33s | |
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