Elevating Voices, Challenging Boundaries, and meeting people Redefining Running Culture
Let’s Get Uncomfortable was created to bring these conversations into the open. From social justice and community activism to industry influence and personal identity, each episode examines how running intersects with the real world.
We ask difficult questions, confront bias, and spotlight the people pushing the culture of running forward.
This podcast exists to:
New York City’s deep running history serves as our starting line, connecting stories from around the world.
A Brooklyn-based marathoner, community pacer, and advocate for movement-driven connection, Jaime uses sport to inspire empowerment and resilience. As an Asian American runner who began later in life, she challenges expectations and champions inclusive community spaces.
A writer, educator, and longtime ultramarathon runner from Pittsburgh, Nathan brings more than fifteen years of endurance experience and a belief that running can evolve beyond exclusion and stereotype—toward joy, belonging, and opportunity for all.
A multilingual Afro-Spanish journalist raised in Madrid, Inés began running while studying in Paris. What started as a social activity became a lifelong identity shaped by marathons, global experiences, and a passion for storytelling. She founded Let’s Get Uncomfortable to examine bias, privilege, and possibility within the sport.
Elevating voices, challenging boundaries, and redefining running culture through honest conversations and diverse perspectives. Hosted by Jaime Chien, Inés Bebea, and Nathan Schiller, the podcast explores inequality, community, and the power of movement—on and off the road.
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