
← Off The Rails With Eric And Aisha21 sept. · 2 h 01 min
In Boulder, You Are Not a Dog Owner. You Are A Dog Guardian
<p>Both hosts just off planes. Aisha has a girls' weekend voice situation — no sexy raspy, just middle school puberty cracking. Eric went to Athlos London for 48 hours, did not walk the red carpet, and ate approximately four bacon sandwiches.</p><p><em>Discussed in this episode:</em></p><p>– <strong>Eric at Athlos London — the full debrief:</strong> 48 hours. Tate Modern Museum. Saint Paul's Cathedral (almost broke down from the beauty). Camden neighborhood. No red carpet — didn't have the right fit, a decision Aisha processes audibly in real time. </p><p>– <strong>Athlos race highlights: </strong>Sha'Carri Richardson, women's 100m, 10.8; Keely Hodgkinson wins the women's 800m in 1:56 in a Nike speed suit (the big fashion moment of the meet); Claudia Kązmierska wins the women's mile for three big ones in a row + more</p><p>– <strong>Chris and Kari are having a baby:</strong> The CITIUS MAG overlords are growing by one. Both hosts are genuinely thrilled and genuinely aware that as soon as this baby talks, their jobs are in jeopardy. A baby with Chris Chavez's curiosity and Kari's musical ability and on the CITIUS MAG mic within six months: they are cooked.</p><p>– <strong>The Emmys:</strong> Drama series: The Pit wins big. The Diplomat is one of Aisha's favorite shows ever. Comedy: Widows Bay wins — Eric has seen it, recommends it, it's on Apple TV.</p><p>– <strong>Mitch McConnell memes</strong></p><p>– <strong>Boulder dog guardianship law:</strong> In Boulder, you are not an owner of a dog. You are a dog guardian. City ordinance.</p><p>– <strong>Marathon training — Eric's update:</strong> Calves at approximately 82%. Running is scheduled for this week. He will be the most undertrained person on the start line of the New York City Marathon.</p><p>– <strong>World Road Running Championships, Copenhagen:</strong></p><ul><li><p><strong>Agnes Ngetich — </strong>new women's half marathon world record, 65:15</p></li><li><p><strong>Andreas Almgren — </strong>men's half marathon win, European record 58:06</p></li><li><p><strong>Men's road mile — </strong>Robert Farken’s biggest win</p></li><li><p><strong>Women's road mile —</strong> Agathe Guillemot of France wins</p></li><li><p><strong>Men's 5K — </strong>Jakob Ingebrigtsen gets upset</p></li><li><p><strong>Women's 5K —</strong>Likina Amebaw with three consecutive major wins to end the season</p></li><li><p><strong>American women's half — <