House of Run

On their final episode of the show, Jason and Kevin hand out their end of show awards and discuss the best athletes, races and stories of the past 15 years. Thank you to everyone who listened, emailed and supported the show. All old episodes will be available for at least the next six months. Feel free to reach out at houseofrun@gmail.com 

Jason and Kevin reconvene to announce the end of the podcast after a 15-year run. The guys reflect on their favorite moments, guests and events throughout the history of the show. The final recording will take place on December 30th.

Jason and Kevin discuss the results of the NCAA XC Championships, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and Mondo Duplantis winning World Athletics Athlete of the Year, Evan Jager retiring and Noah Lyles racing robots. 

Jason and Kevin discuss Femke Bol's inclusion as a finalist for World Athletics Athlete of the Year, the close finish in the men's race at the New York City Marathon and Eliud Kipchoge moving away from competitive racing. 

Jason and Kevin discuss the results of the Chicago Marathon, the nominees for World Athletics Athlete of the Year, Femke Bol switching to the 800m and much more.

Jason and Kevin dive back into the debate around Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's greatness, discuss Fred Kerley competing in the Enhanced Games and preview the Chicago Marathon.

Jason and Kevin review the second half of the World Athletics Championships and discuss Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's legacy after a stunning 400m performance.

Jason and Kevin discuss a wild set of races from the first five days of the 2025 World Athletics Championships.

Jason and Kevin preview the first set of finals at the 2025 World Athletics Championships including the men's 1500m, men's 100m, women's 100m and the women's 10,000m.

Jason and Kevin discuss the surprises and stellar performances at the Zurich Diamond League. Then, the guys chat about Eliud Kipchoge and Sifan Hassan's appearances at the Sydney Marathon and the latest details on Grand Slam Track.

Jason and Kevin play catch-up and discuss the Zurich Diamond League final, Yared Nuguse and Josh Hoey trying to race their way to the World Championships, the latest Grand Slam Track news, Cooper Lutkenhaus turning pro and much more.

Jason and Kevin discuss a wildly entertaining US Championships including an iconic 800m, a contentious 200m and all the other highlights from Eugene.

Jason and Kevin preview the 2025 USATF Outdoor Championships and draft which events they think will be the most interesting in Eugene. 

Jason and Kevin discuss the results of the London Diamond League including the men's 800m, men's mile, men's 100m and women's 200m. Then the guys dive into the entries for the upcoming USATF Championships.

Jason and Kevin discuss Ruth Chepng'etich's suspension for an anti-doping violation, the passing of a masters legend, Noah Lyles winning his 200m debut and Donavan Brazier's return to the Diamond League.

Jason and Kevin discuss the world records from Faith Kipyegon and Beatrice Chebet, the thrilling men's mile, Athing Mu-Nikolayev's return to racing, Kishane Thompson's dominance, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's future and all the other storylines coming out of the Prefontaine Classic.

Jason and Kevin analyze Faith Kipyegon's attempt to break four in the minute, explain an overlooked element of her pursuit and debate the future of the barrier.  Then, guys recap the Paris Diamond League meet, preview the Prefontaine Classic and recount another weekend of absurd high school performances.

Jason and Kevin discuss Grand Slam Track's future after canceling their final meet of 2025, Noah Lyles pulling out of a match race against Tyreek Hill and the records from Nico Young, Karsten Warholm, Mondo Duplantis and Andreas Almgren.  The guys also touch on another impressive comeback race from Donovan Brazier, the highlights from the NCAA Championships and a proper tie breaker for team titles.

Jason and Kevin discuss the comeback races from Donavan Brazier and Trayvon Bromell, the upcoming hurdle showdowns between Karsten Warholm, Alison Dos Santos and Rai Benjamin, some stunning high school records and much more.

Jason and Kevin discuss the major headlines coming out of Grand Slam Track, the return of Donavan Brazier, a high-profile high school DQ and how track athletes interact with the media.