Video Library

Stacy Creamer gets to ask the questions of Coach Jonathan Cane on his co-authoring the 2nd edition of the best-seller 'Triathlon Anatomy'.

Consider It Blacklit host Kim Singleton interviews Carolyn Butts, founder of the Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival.  The festival is over 20 - years -old and is the first Oscar qualifying film festival dedicated to women of color.

 A special episode honoring the memory of sports reporter Sean Kimerling. Sean's mom Ervine share stories about Sean and the Testicular Cancer Foundation named after him. Freddie Kimmel is a Testicular Cancer [TC[ survivor whose positive attitude as a cancer warrior kicked asphalt.
 

Sid and Astoria both share their stories how running enter their lives and their decision to join team for kids as coaches.

Hannah Gavios, a sexual assault survivor, charts her journey to complete the NYC Marathon twice. Host Michael Anderson from Achilles International is also her coach for her next NYC marathon.

Kelly Herron from "Not Today" and  Emily May from iHollaback.org discuss strategies to confront street harassment or assault. This episode is part of Runner Safety Awareness week and is hosted by Janelle Hartman.

Michael Anderson's story is one of taking the next step until it seemingly falls into place. Michael persisted and is now NYC's Chapter Director of Achilles International.

Anna Mercatili honors her family by using the gift of running to better the lives of others.   This episode is dedicated to the memories of Anna's mom, Pam, and her Uncle Stephen both taken much too soon.

Anna Mercatili honors her family by using the gift of running to better the lives of others.