Episodes: 73
Frequency: Every two weeks
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Female
Listener location: USA
Instagram: 468 followers
Publicly listed emails
startingline1928@gmail.com
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Dusty Rhodes - Creating And Sustaining The Boston 10k For Women, Supporting Elite And Recreational Runners, Overcoming Adversity, And Adapting The Event Over Time.
Mary Etta Boitano Blanchard - Early Marathon Experiences, The Dipsea Race, High-volume Training, And Efforts To Expand Competitive Opportunities For Female Runners.
Diane Hawkins - Ultramarathon Competition, Elite Distance Running, Career Balance, And The Personal Benefits Of Running.
Bobbi Gibb - Running The 1966 Boston Marathon Without An Official Race Number, Challenging Gender Barriers, And Changing Perceptions Of Women’s Endurance.
Elizabeth Goeke - Creating Functional Apparel For Women Runners, Entrepreneurship In The Athletic-wear Industry, And The Growth Of Women’s Running.
72 | Dusty Rhodes
September 24, 2026
The Boston 10K for Women celebrates its 50 th anniversary this year, making it one of the oldest women's road races in the country. But in 1977, when founder Dusty Rhodes dreamed up the event, no one could have predicted that it would endure for generations—not even Dusty. In her fascinating interview with Starting Line 1928, Dusty gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at what it took to create such a historic event. She discusses keeping her confidence in the face of adversity, creating s...
71 | Mary Etta Boitano Blanchard
September 10, 2026
No one today would recommend that a six-year-old child run a marathon. In fact, most major marathon organizers set a minimum age limit of 18, primarily due to safety, liability, and the physiological strain that extreme distance running puts on growing bones and joints. Back in 1969, however, Mary Etta Boitano Blanchard ran her first marathon at age six–she attempted a marathon at age five but dropped out at Mile 20–finishing in 4:27:32. At age ten, she ran a 3:01:15. By the time she was 12, ...
70 | Diane Hawkins
August 27, 2026
For Diane Hawkins, running began as a way to relieve stress from an intense career as an actress, but the sport became much more, opening doors and introducing her to people around the world. She set a goal to run the New York City Marathon and found that the training helped her be more focused and confident in auditions. She went on to run the New York City Marathon six times, the Boston Marathon 11 times, and countless other races, including ultramarathons. She won the U.S. women's 50-mile ...
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The publicly listed email for Starting Line 1928: startingline1928@gmail.com.
Podseeker estimates Starting Line 1928 reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
Starting Line 1928 typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Female distance-running pioneers, historically significant athletes, race founders or organizers, women’s-sports advocates, and entrepreneurs who created products or organizations for women runners. Common among recent guests: National or major race championships; Historic firsts or landmark participation in distance running; Founding or leading influential women’s running events. Recent guests include Dusty Rhodes, Mary Etta Boitano Blanchard, and Diane Hawkins.
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