Mikey Krater joins me on Wolfie's Wolrd from his hotel room post-New York City marathon. You can hear in Mikey's this weekend was special, the running community is special, the NYC marathon is a celebration of running.

Mikey talks about his recent YouTube file "The Mikey Kratzer Picture" by MAKE RUNNING.

We talk about the younger generation pushing the self-expression and run club scene forward in a positive manner.

With Mikey there are always laughs, inspiration and open invites for everyone to join as he continues to share his passion for running.

Summary

In this episode, we sit down with friend of the pod Johnny Ramos, an ultra runner who recently won and set the course record at Saddles 100. We discuss Johnny's journey from a rebel rousing small town kid in Arizona to becoming a passionate athlete in the ultra running community. Johnny shares his experiences with wrestling, the impact of his upbringing, and how he balances his career in the Air Force with his running ambitions.

The conversation delves into the importance of community, mental health, and the sacrifices made for family. Johnny's story is one of resilience, determination, and the pursuit of personal growth through endurance sports.

Go buy his Saddles 100 Champion collectors shirt over at Can't Buy Cool Studios. Malcolm (founder of CBCS and prior guest on Wolfie's World) is doing the most punk rock move to support an athlete.

In this engaging conversation, Matt Trappe discusses his journey in the running community, the launch of his lifestyle brand Auteur Sportif, and the importance of brand narratives in trail footwear.

Matt emphasizes the importance of bridging the gap between brands and the running community.

The concept of brand narrative is crucial in differentiating trail footwear from road running.

Auteur Sportif aims to focus on the lifestyle aspect of running rather than just performance.

Consumer feedback is often too late to influence current product iterations in footwear.

Athletes play a significant role in shaping brand narratives and consumer perceptions.

Aura app provides a new way for runners to share their experiences creatively.

The future of running brands may involve more regional and niche marketing strategies.

Collaboration between brands and platforms like Aura could enhance consumer engagement.

How many Ultra Runners do you know that got their start at age 9? How many have stories of chasing down David Goggins at age 10 and mentoring Jim Walmsley into Ultra Running?

I only know 1 and I'm grateful to bring him to Wolfie's World.

This is the Legend - James Bonnett.

Check out his coaching at McMillian Running:

https://www.mcmillanrunning.com/james-bonnett/

Summary

In this episode of Wolfie's World, host Brian interviews Tyson, known as Trekking with Ty, who shares his journey from a small-town upbringing in California to becoming an influential figure in the running community. Tyson discusses his early life, the impact of Boy Scouts, his struggles with addiction, and how running transformed his life. He reflects on his experiences with the Speed Project, the importance of community in running, and the challenges of post-adventure blues. Tyson emphasizes the therapeutic nature of running and his desire to inspire others to find joy in the sport.

Find out how and why CBCS founder Malcolm Pascotti created a brand that is resonating from summits to urban crosswalks.

Is he a runner?

Is he not a runner?

Listen and find out.

Wolfies World is under new management, Brian parts ways with Borderlands.

What does this mean for the future of Wolfies World?

Will there be changes?

And probably on top of most minds Why?