Behind the Start & Finish
Host Kevin Terrell Heard interviews a series of guests to get a behind the curtain look at what goes on to put together the Detroit Free Press TCF Bank Marathon!
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October 13, 2019 • 43 min
Operations Director Bill Ewing and Digital/Health and Fitness Expo Director Leah Yanuszski stop by for the final Q&A before the Detroit Marathon.
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September 22, 2019 • 40 min
Steve and Whitney Phillips started the race as two individuals and ended the race as one. Listen to their love story and their passion for running.
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August 21, 2019 • 42 min
The team gets the run down for health and wellness for the run plus a unique background of our special guest Mark Pryer of EXOS Hotline at 313-910-9328 and Dr. Brennan at ebrennan@dmc.org
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July 18, 2019 • 39 min
Today we take a deeper look at what happens with the Free Press team at Cobo with team members Leah, Alivia and Nicole.
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Kevin Terrell Heard hosts the first in-depth look inside the process that puts on the race for the Detroit Free Press Marathon TCF Bank Marathon with Executive Race Director, Barbara Bennage and Assistant Race Director, Matt Scodellaro.
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