The Truest Adventure Podcast

Lindsey Puderer Dennis is no stranger to being pushed outside her comfort zone--from the time she moved to New York as part of a specialized government team assigned to help with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy to her decision to leave the stability of government work for the gamble that working for Lululemon would lead to the happy, healthier life the company promotes. It should come as no shock then that she chose, as a self proclaimed "non-runner," to run 12 half marathons in 12 months to honor and raise money for the families of U.S. soldiers who were killed in action. (Check The Truest Adventure Facebook page for the photos of Lindsey's toe and the link to her page mentioned in the episode.)

When Denali Lander grew to love running, it changed her life, and then she spread that love to change the lives of hundreds of young people.*This episode is brought to you by Varsity Sports!

Nacho is a native of Spain and a serious athlete. His personal athletic pursuits will impress you (seeking to qualify for the Boston Marathon at 45 with a sub 3:20 marathon time), but his preferred way to give back will leave you in awe. Through Achilles, Nacho has served as a guide for visually impaired athletes at half marathons, marathons, and an Ironman Triathlon.

This week, The Truest continue their interview of Anthony Butler, and Anthony talks about life after he lost his sight...

Bronx born, but Harlem raised, Anthony Butler was always a naturally gifted athlete--strong as an ox and dunking with two hands by the age of 13. But, 9 years ago, everything changed, when he was a victim of street violence...

Cohosts James "Trey" Monaghan and Marquest "Quest" Meeks welcome listeners to the show; share a little about themselves and their recurring, visiting cohosts, Jenna "No Nickname" Miller and Markell "Hiii.Def" Montgomery; and reveal the topic for Season 1.Welcome to the Truest Adventure!