In this episode, we’re joined by Lewis Moses to preview UTMB Week 2026 and break down the biggest races, contenders and storylines to watch in Chamonix.

We take a closer look at OCC, CCC and UTMB, discussing the stacked men’s and women’s fields, the athletes who could challenge for the podium, course changes and how conditions could shape each race.

From established favourites to potential surprises, Lewis shares his thoughts on who to watch and what could make the difference when racing gets underway. We also touch on TDS, MCC and YCC as we look ahead to one of the biggest weeks of the trail running calendar.

What happens when training hard starts doing more harm than good?

In this episode, we’re joined by Sophie Vecchione, running physiotherapist and trail runner, to talk about RED-S, under-fuelling, recovery and women’s health, and why these are conversations every runner should be having.

Sophie breaks down what RED-S really means and why fuelling, recovery and learning to listen to your body are so important for long-term health and performance. She also reflects on how her approach to movement has evolved during pregnancy, what she loves about trail running, and what’s next for her in the running world.

From breaking the 48-hour elevation record to dreaming up his next big adventure, Matthis Granet shares what drives him to keep pushing the limits of endurance.

In this episode, we dive into his training philosophy, mental approach, nutrition, sleep strategy, and the lessons he's learned from years of racing in the mountains. Matthis also opens up about the logistics behind his world-record challenge, his upcoming races, and the list of ambitious goals that continues to shape his journey.