The Power Playlist! Amy McCulloch
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The Power Playlist! Amy McCulloch
Notable Quotes
"Failure is where the growth is."
"I find that what really motivates me when I'm running is actually quite sort of angry, angsty rock music."
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In this bonus episode of RunPod, host and guest Amy McCulloch explore how running fuels creativity. McCulloch's novel 'Runner 13,' centered around a murder in an ultramarathon, highlights this connection, and she shares the unique audio production of its audiobook that includes a fictional podcast element. McCulloch finds it odd to listen to her own writing but praises the voice actors who narrate it.
While running, McCulloch typically listens to thrillers as they can elevate her heart rate and enhance her experience. She recalls listening to Dennis Quaid's narration of 'The President's Daughter' as a particularly engaging experience during her runs. McCulloch also discusses her running playlist, which consists of angsty rock music from bands like Foo Fighters and My Chemical Romance, as they motivate her.
Additionally, McCulloch mentions that she listens to podcasts, particularly 'How to Fail' by Elizabeth Day and Irish podcaster Blind Boy's deep dives into creativity and storytelling. Both podcasts resonate with her desire for growth through failure and inspiration from creative narratives. The conversation wraps up with McCulloch sharing practical tips for running with audio, including the challenges of keeping headphones secure.
The episode enhances listeners' running experiences with McCulloch's recommendations and insights, encouraging a blend of creativity and fitness.
While running, McCulloch typically listens to thrillers as they can elevate her heart rate and enhance her experience. She recalls listening to Dennis Quaid's narration of 'The President's Daughter' as a particularly engaging experience during her runs. McCulloch also discusses her running playlist, which consists of angsty rock music from bands like Foo Fighters and My Chemical Romance, as they motivate her.
Additionally, McCulloch mentions that she listens to podcasts, particularly 'How to Fail' by Elizabeth Day and Irish podcaster Blind Boy's deep dives into creativity and storytelling. Both podcasts resonate with her desire for growth through failure and inspiration from creative narratives. The conversation wraps up with McCulloch sharing practical tips for running with audio, including the challenges of keeping headphones secure.
The episode enhances listeners' running experiences with McCulloch's recommendations and insights, encouraging a blend of creativity and fitness.
Key Takeaways
- Running can enhance creativity and storytelling.
- Listening to audiobooks and specific music genres can improve running motivation.
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