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Songs, Snacks & Miles | What’s In Your Earbuds?

Welcome back to What’s In Your Earbuds?, the most lovingly chaotic corner of the endurance sports internet, hosted by Joe Hardin and Jason Bahamundi and powered by the belief that training doesn’t always have to be serious to be meaningful. This episode is a special one. We’re talking songs and lyrics that include food, whether it’s in the song title, the artist’s name, or a lyric that makes you think, “Why am I craving pancakes at mile eight?” What starts as a simple music theme quickly turns into a joyful derailment involving syrup preferences, questionable vegan food experiments, ice cream debates, and the kind of side-quests that only happen when two endurance athletes stop pretending they’re organized. And honestly? That’s the point. What’s In Your Earbuds? was never meant to be a polished, perfectly produced music podcast. There’s no script. No heavy edits. No pretending we know everything. What you hear is exactly what happened which includes laughter, tech hiccups, internet freezes, and the kind of conversations that feel like you’re sitting around after a long run with friends, still sweaty, still smiling. For endurance athletes, music matters. It gets us through long runs, hard workouts, and those moments when motivation is hanging by a thread. But so does community. And somewhere along the way, this show became more than a playlist.....it became a gathering place. We’ve got listeners calling into the hotline (yes, it’s real: 424-235-0132) to suggest songs. We’ve got real-time comments flying in during live recordings. We’ve got Santino popping in with chaotic energy, unexpected food takes, and occasionally a bearded dragon. And somehow, this beautifully unhinged mix has grown into a community we’re incredibly proud of. The Everyday Athlete Podcast Network playlist now clocks in at 57+ hours of music and we’re chasing 75 hours by 2026. Not because we need a number, but because every song added comes from someone who trains, races, struggles, laughs, and shows up just like you. If you’re looking for elite music theory breakdowns or industry-insider commentary, this probably isn’t your show. But if you’re an endurance athlete who loves music, enjoys laughing mid-run, and wants to feel connected while training for your next race then this is your place. So press play. Laugh with us. Call the hotline. Drop a song suggestion in the comments. Welcome to the dysfunctional family. No podiums required.