Let’s go back a couple of years. It’s 2017 and @AliOnTheRun1 is a writer, runner, self-described talker and she’s sitting in her living room in her house with a microphone, an idea, and a whole lot of enthusiasm. She doesn’t have a fancy studio, a producer, and any guarantees that anyone is going to listen. What she does have is a belief that runners, pros, weekend warriors and people chasing something big have stories that deserve to be told. So she starts talking, listening and asking really good questions. Today, The Ali On The Run Show is the biggest running podcast in America. It’s downloaded millions of times a year. It’s where elite marathoners, Olympians and everyday runners come to share their journeys – whether they’re chasing gold medals, breaking barriers or just figuring out how to balance running with the rest of their lives. At the center of it all, this endlessly curious, deeply passionate, and incredibly warm person has built not just a podcast, but a community. But Ali’s story isn’t just about the show and the podcast; it’s about resilience. It’s about saying yes, even when it’s scary. It’s about navigating Crohn’s Disease, pregnancy, motherhood and most recently, a breast cancer diagnosis, all while showing up, microphone in hand, ready to tell the next great story. Through it all, she’s been a race announcer, a marathoner, a friend to just about everyone in the running world — and somehow the nicest person in America. So how did she do it? How did Ali go from a kid who loved dancing to a magazine editor to podcaster with sell-out live shows, an engaged audience, and a voice that runners turn to every single week? Ali finally joined The CITIUS MAG Podcast as a guest to share how she built The Ali On The Run Show into the biggest running podcast out there. 🎧 SPOTIFY: open.spotify.com/episode/0gt… 🎧 APPLE PODCASTS: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…