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Money Mile

Justin Waller

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Designed for active people looking to be active throughout their lifetime. We break down complex financial topics into mile-sized bits of education to help you make decisions confidently.
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IMTalk's Legends of Triathlon

Bevan James Eyles and 'Coach' John Newsom

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The boys from IMTalk, the worlds leading Ironman Triathlon podcast, have started Legends of Triathlon. Bevan and John will do a long interview every month with some of the people who have shaped triathlon.
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The best part of attending a 515km / Ultraman distance event is the life-long friendships you leave with. These events attract remarkable athletes from all walks of life and all corners of the globe. 515 : The Ultra Podcast invites you into the lives of these people who make up the Ultra family through conversations hosted by Larry Ryan. Join us if you are an Ironman with an aspiration toward the 515km distance; if you are a seasoned veteran of Ultratriathlon; or you just want to fill your t ...
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Wearable Progression

Wearable Progression

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Wearable Progression is a podcast about all things wearables and running. We talk with technology experts, industry analysts, running coaches, professional runners and other interesting personalities to discuss everything from how wearables can help runners perform better, to what drives runners to run. This podcast is hosted by Kinematix. Kinematix has dedicated several years to developing the best technology to extract meaningful information about body movements during daily activities, ai ...
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Send us a text UM Australia 2025 celebrated the 10th anniversary of the event this year. We were a part of it by creating a Live Stream of all 36 hours. In this episode we speak to the champions of 2025, Tim Belstead and Kirsty Sheehan to hear about how the race unfolded for each of them. In the final segment, Jeff Morris, the UM race director shar…
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Welcome to Money Mile. Today’s guest is Howard Freedman. Howard holds an MBA and has worked in various fields, including industrial engineering, consulting, education, payroll systems, and writing. He transitioned into mentoring the younger generation, prioritizing honest financial guidance over profit-driven sales. His focus is on helping others m…
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Send us a text UM Australia race director, Jeff Morris, joins me to present the field 41 athletes who are toeing the line of the 10th anniversary race. Trying to highlight this many athletes is tough work, so we also recruited the knowledge of the race announcer, Tim Franklin. In addition to finding out about the athletes, we discuss parts of the c…
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Meet Bob Babbitt, a true legend in the athletic and humanitarian worlds. As a Co-founder of the Challenged Athletes Foundation, Bob has helped transform the lives of thousands by making sports accessible to individuals with physical challenges. His passion for storytelling shines through as the host of Babbittville Radio, where he shares inspiring …
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Send us a text Fernando Lopez is an Ironman Gold All World Athlete and a seasoned endurance athlete who has completed more than 200 races, including 26 world Championships with several podiums. HIs races include 10 Extreme Triathlons, 3 Ultramans, over 50 Ironmans, and 4 times at the Boston Marathon. He also did the Houston marathon four times in o…
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Send us a text Part one of this episode is a Ultraman Florida recap. First, I am joined by the youngest ever competitor to complete Ultraman Florida, Jacob Beldick. Followed by the newest 60-69 age group world record holder, Dougin Walker. Both athletes share their stories about the 2025 race. One is told from the front of the field and the other f…
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In this episode, we’re joined by Diana Hassel, a 25-time Ironman finisher with 14 age group podiums at Ironman Hawaii. Diana is also a professor of equine emergency surgery at Colorado State University and has transitioned into coaching triathletes, offering personalized training and a focus on nutrition. Diana’s coaching journey began after friend…
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In this episode, Blake Anderson, a top real estate agent and endurance athlete, shares how his commitment to systems and relationships has led to success in both real estate and triathlon. From overcoming addiction to becoming a record-breaking ultramarathoner and innovating in real estate with a flat-fee model, Blake’s approach offers valuable ins…
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Send us a text Billy RIckards is a veteran 515 racer that helps others to get to the finish line as an amazing crew person. He lives Aloha, Ohana, Kokua within the Ultra Fam. As a person who has chosen to call Hawaii home; it only makes sense that he has a strong connection to the island values. Do you like dolphins? Then you have even one more rea…
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Amy’s journey into the world of triathlons is a story of passion, perseverance, and inspiration. What began as a simple bucket list item in 2002 quickly turned into a lifelong pursuit that has shaped not only her physical fitness but also her personal growth. From her first Sprint race to completing multiple Ironman triathlons, Amy’s path is one of…
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Send us a text Jen McVeay joins me in this episode to preview the field of athletes toeing the line at 2025 Ultraman Florida, February 14-16th. We are joined by to 2 time Ultraman Champion Steve Keller. Steve offers the perspective of previous champion, current athlete, and current coach. Steve has embarked on a special journey that he reveals in o…
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In this episode, we explore the power of Heart Rate Variability (HRV) as a window into your heart health—and how you can improve it. Joining us from Norway is Dr. Torkil Faero, a seasoned General Practitioner and emergency physician with 26 years of experience. Dr. Faero has practiced medicine across Norway and in war-torn Angola with Doctors Witho…
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Today, we’re joined by Kirsten Miller, a seasoned triathlete with over 22 years of experience and a board-certified sports nutritionist. Kirsten’s dedication to her family and her strategic approach to balancing training, racing, and home life have been the cornerstone of her longevity in the sport. Beyond her personal achievements, she’s passionat…
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Send us a text On today's episode of 515 The Ultra Podcast, we're joined by a true legend. Bob Babbitt is the voice behind one of the most celebrated radio programs and podcasts in endurance sports – Competitor Radio and Breakfast with Bob. He is also a visionary community builder as a co-founder of Competitor Magazine and the Challenged Athletes F…
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In today’s episode of Money Mile, we’re joined by Michele Cellai, a triathlete and nurse practitioner, to discuss her journey in triathlon and her career in health and wellness. Michele's passion for the sport started in the early 1980s after watching Julie Moss’s iconic Ironman finish, and she’s been racing ever since. Michele also shares her work…
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Send us a text This episode has a number of past guests rejoining the podcast to discuss the 2024 Ultraman World Championships. First up are two of the four people who were inducted into the Ultraman Hall of Fame at this year's Thanksgiving breakfast. Gary Wang, who is a 20 time consecutive UMWC finisher, and Steve King (the voice of Ultraman). I a…
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In this episode of Money Mile, I sit down with Carly and Tyler, the dynamic duo behind "Organic Coaching." They share the journey of how they built a thriving online coaching business that helps time-crunched triathletes balance training with their busy lives. From their impressive athletic achievements to growing a community of over 6,000 members …
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Brittany Vermeer is a triathlete and seasoned sports journalist. As a freelance writer and editorial consultant, she collaborates with top publications like Triathlete Magazine, Outside Run, Ironman, and Xterra. With six 70.3 triathlons under her belt, two World Championship qualifications, and her first full-distance Ironman completed in 2003, Bri…
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Send us a text Happy Thanksgiving USA! When Thanksgiving rolls around 515 athletes know that it is time for the Ultraman World Championships. In this episode I speak with two athletes who will be competing in this year’s race. Mark Moody is an EMT from Bellevue Washington who holds the 60+ age group record at Ultraman Canada. He has crewed numerous…
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We’re thrilled to welcome back Rebecca “Beaker” McKee to share her incredible journey at the Ironman Championship in Nice, France, where she placed 12th. In this episode, Beaker opens up about her experience with the course, the unique challenges of competing in Nice, and how it compares to her past races in Kona. But this isn’t just a story about …
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Send us a text Jen Annett drops by to speak about her recent record setting 515 race in Canada and preparations to take on the Ultraman World Championships at the end of the month. Jen has not had the best luck when racing as a pro at the Ironman World Championships in Hawaii, but this time she has the backing of her entire community and she is rea…
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Today, I'm joined by Dana Bullard, a former marathon runner turned accomplished triathlete. Dana has completed 26 Ironmans, including six finishes at Kona. After years as a competitive runner through high school, college, and into her post-grad marathon career, she began to feel burnout creeping in. When a colleague invited her to try a sprint tria…
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What if syncing your workouts to your menstrual cycle could mean the difference between podium finishes and painful struggles? Kateryna Moisyeyeva—widely known as Coach Kat —has lived it. After escaping an abusive marriage and starting from scratch in triathlon, she turned personal trauma into elite-level achievements and a groundbreaking approach …
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Send us a text The Ultraman World Championships are coming next month. But today’s show has nine former World Champions telling stories about their experiences in Kona and about the lead up to the big race. It is just what you need to start getting excited or to take a trip down memory lane. In coming episodes, listen for some conversations with 20…
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In this episode, I sit down with Kirsten McCay, a triathlete, coach, and personal trainer excelling in both endurance sports and motherhood. She’s won her age group at the 70.3 North American Championships twice, even after spinal surgery—showcasing her resilience and mental toughness. Kirsten talks about balancing intense training with parenting, …
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Send us a text Gerard Charlton has had a pre Ultraman sporting career and post Ultraman sporting career. Like most athletes, pre Ultraman, Gerard was all about racing Ironman in Penticton (11 times) and just trying to get a little faster. In 2005, with some prodding from Steve King, Gerard took on Ultraman Canada. At that time in his life, his spor…
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What does the home-buying process look like? How do you navigate interest rates? What type of loan best suits your needs? These are just a few of the questions David Gulbransen is uniquely qualified to answer. David is a loan officer in Northern California whose focus is providing the best communication, service, product knowledge, and transparency…
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Ollie has been a running and strength coach in the fitness industry for over a decade. He’s an avid runner who enjoys everything from 5ks to ultramarathons. He’s worked with triathletes and has a wealth of knowledge on athletic conditioning. He is also the host of, “Training to Endure,” a podcast that shares interesting stories and interviews about…
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Send us a text Retired Lieutenant-Colonel, Anthony O’Keeffe, member of the 2003 Canadian Armed Forces Sports Hall of Fame, joins me to discuss his sporting career. A career that includes 33 Ironmans, 9 Ultraman Hawaii races, and 3 solo RAAM races. Tony shares many tips on how to race these events based on the mistakes that he endured and the succes…
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Lisa Bishop is a four-time qualifier for the Ironman 70.3 world championships and a two-time age-group winner for the 70.3 distances. She's also a wife, mom, full-time employee, and competitive athlete. Lisa shares her story about starting in triathlon and how she balances and manages her athletic hobby and work and home life. You will want to hear…
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Send us a text Ingrid Hillhouse is a farmer, a coach, and an addiction expert due to her life experiences. She is a six time 515 distance racer who turned to ultra cycling and randonneuring. We discuss races such as Ultraman, San Diego 300, and Paris-Brest-Paris. She is very open about her life experiences and how they have all brought her to where…
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Those of us with families and an active lifestyle may find it challenging to find time to read. The opportunity to listen to audiobooks is one ancillary benefit of training. In this episode of Money Mile, you’ll hear 5 audiobook recommendations with valuable financial information. If you’re looking for your next read (or listen) you won’t want to m…
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to become a pro triathlete? Laura “Sid” Siddall did just that. Laura has spent the past 10 years competing professionally all around the world. She joins me today to discuss her professional triathlon career, her involvement in various nonprofit organizations, and the key differences between men's and wo…
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Send us a text She’s Iron. She’s Ultra. She’s Epic. After being the second woman ever to complete the Epic 5 in 2017, Melissa Urie set out for an even more superlative title – Uberman. With the help of her amazing crew, Melissa was able to become the first female finisher of Uberman in 2019 (and set the swim record while doing so) in an overall tim…
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As a sub-9 Ironman, Parker Kerth is hard to beat. This NVDM senior triathlon coach is a podcaster and all-around athlete. In this episode of Money Mile, you’ll hear how he got started coaching and how he uses data to up his game. Make sure to stick around until the end to hear today’s Question on Course: How do you factor in finances with a blended…
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Send us a text Steve King is a foundational guest on this podcast. Even though he appeared in the first three episodes (S1E1) (S1E2) (S1E3), I am not sure that we know all about this man. So, I hosted an online Zoom meeting for anyone who wanted to show up and partake in the AMA with Steve. This episode is the recording from that meeting. You can j…
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Are you tired of trying all kinds of different tech solutions to manage your cash flow? Or maybe you’re still burying your head in the sand and simply crossing your fingers that your expenses will be less than your income this month. The biggest challenge people have with their cashflow is their lack of spending awareness. This is because, for most…
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Many of you have heard of the famous 60-40 portfolio, but is it a realistic portfolio distribution? I recently had a listener ask this question. In this episode of Money Mile, we’ll explore what it means to save for retirement and how the accumulation and decumulation phases differ. Then we’ll dive into the nitty-gritty of portfolio distributions. …
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Send us a text It’s another round table discussion on the state of Ultra. This time I have four female coaches join me to speak specifically about female participation in the sport. Kate Bevilaqua from (S5E10) is back to lend her knowledge as a three time champion at Ultra 520K Canada, UM Australia, and the World Championships. She also brings year…
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In today's episode of Money Mile, you’ll learn about my process for updating my clients' and my own retirement income projections to get a sense of the process I follow when helping clients. Are you ready for your mile-sized bit of financial education? Click play to get started. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... The pri…
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Send us a text Two great races are highlighted in the first episode of the season. UM Australia + UltraMX 515 Non-Stop First, I have a conversation with the two champions of the 2024 UM Australia that recently wrapped in Noosa. Melinda Cockshutt and Anthony Vloedmans share how the race went for them this year and a little about themselves. In the s…
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Do you ever think about the future of triathlon? It lies with the next generation. Christina Dorrer is an inspirational triathlete who is breaking the barriers of multisport so that kids from all walks of life can participate. In this episode of Money Mile, you’ll hear a bit about Christina’s accomplishments, but also about those of the kids she ha…
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As triathletes, we are naturally competitive–we like to win! However, winning in a race is much different than winning with money. Finances can cause abundant stress in life, but there are ways that you can design your life so that you win with money. In this episode, you’ll learn five ways to win with money, so grab your earbuds and training shoes…
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Send us a text UM Australia is the focus of this episode once again – like it was a year ago in (S4E8) . I caught up with race director, Jeff Morris, to preview the 40 athletes who are toeing the line in Noosa on May 11-13th. With only four previous competitors in this year's field there isn’t an outright favourite, like last year’s, Simon Cochrane…
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Kathy Grady has been involved with triathlons for more than 20 years. She won her age group at the Des Moines 70.3 and even finished 3rd in her age group at the Oregon 70.3–with an injury! This extraordinary athlete and high-performing coach is here to discuss her journey in triathlon, her experience with coaching, and how she is actively overcomin…
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Send us a text In this episode, Danish professional Ironman triathlete, Michelle Vesterby, talks about her recent win at her first 515 distance event – Ultraman Arizona. Michelle has competed nine times at the Ironman World Championships in Kona and now may be looking at a November trip to Hawaii. Michelle’s motto, “Keep Smiling”, was tested in Ari…
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Jamie So has participated in 19 Ironmans and over 70 half-Ironmans. She has even raced the Eagleman 70.3 for 18 consecutive years. Are curious to hear how Jamie has accomplished competing in all of these races? Click play to find out. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... How she got started in Ironman [2:22] How Jaime defi…
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Science educator and health and wellness coach, Dr. Denise Allen joins me today to discuss her incredible healing journey back to becoming a top-tier triathlete. Not only has she had the opportunity to race at the 2023 World Triathlon Championships, but she also received the 2022 USAT Multisport Most Inspirational Comeback Award. Denise’s story wil…
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Send us a text Today’s Ohana guest is all heart and one kidney. Race director of Ultra La Isla 520, Cesar Guilbert, is a live kidney donor who was inspired by team Hoyt to take on UltraMX 515 with his friend, Aarón Reza Lozoya, who is a person with quadriplegia. His story is one of living life in peace by recognizing balance and he tries to share t…
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