Other topics covered in this podcast
# How Don finished third in the 1976 Olympic Trials Marathon
# What he learned by racing against the likes of Steve Prefontaine and Frank Shorter
# His early 1970s training--up to 140 miles a week!
# Why he wishes he had brought a bronze medal back home from Montreal
# The joys of organizing a mega road race
# What Spokane’s city leaders thought when he told him the new 12K in 1977 would be called “Bloomsday”
# Don’s favorite stories among the many he wrote for Runner’s World and other running magazines
# His funny ice-cream quote that is most often repeated back to him
# What life lessons he learned from running
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