\u201cIt was so cool, and so weird, and it\u2019s still hard to describe.\u201d
For many sports journalists \u2014 especially the ones who cover running \u2014\xa0New York City Marathon week is arguably the busiest of the year. That was certainly true for New York Times sports editor Talya Minsberg, who not only covered the race and many of the stories leading up to it, but also ran the marathon herself (and earned a Boston Marathon qualifying time in the process!). On this episode, Talya reflects on that week, sharing the stories she was most excited to tell (notably, the one about Tommy Rivers Puzey's comeback), and stories from her own race. She talks about what her days look like writing, editing, and managing the NYT Running newsletter. Plus, tales from the Met Gala, the Tokyo Olympics, and the Times comment section.
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Erin Azar in the New York Times
Tommy Rivers Puzey in the New York Times
"Why Are American Women Running Faster Than Ever? We Asked Them \u2014 Hundreds of Them"
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