Comments on: Ep. 13 Part 3 of 3 A conversation with Craig Chambers http://laetusx.net/2007/05/07/ep-13-part-3-of-3-a-conversation-with-craig-chambers/ Beyond the La Marathon. Exploring what it means to be a runner. Tue, 26 Jan 2010 02:11:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Anonymous http://laetusx.net/2007/05/07/ep-13-part-3-of-3-a-conversation-with-craig-chambers/comment-page-1/#comment-1148 Anonymous Fri, 01 Feb 2008 08:55:18 +0000 http://laetusx.net/?p=52#comment-1148 Subject: Thanks for Posting Your Interview with Craig Chambers I just did an internet search to see if I could find anything on Craig, and I found your podcast. It was nice to heard his voice again. I hope you do another interview with him. Him and Charlie have an amazing wealth of knowledge about running. I lived in Canoga Park from 1982 to 1985. I use to run home with Craig and gang on Thursday nights from his store to West Wood. Yea, what Craig was saying about the running community back then was true, especially with the ultra-marathoners. It was serious, but was small so it felt like family. Hey thanks again, you brought back some great memories for me. I'll be checking back in for your next interview. If you're open to a couple suggestions for your next interview here there are: Arrange time early in the morning during the week before the store gets crowded, and organize a list of questions from your listeners and give Craig a copy in advance. I think what your doing is good, keep up. Best wishes. Jim Cook Subject: Thanks for Posting Your Interview with Craig Chambers

I just did an internet search to see if I could find anything on Craig, and I found your podcast. It was nice to heard his voice again. I hope you do another interview with him. Him and Charlie have an amazing wealth of knowledge about running. I lived in Canoga Park from 1982 to 1985. I use to run home with Craig and gang on Thursday nights from his store to West Wood. Yea, what Craig was saying about the running community back then was true, especially with the ultra-marathoners. It was serious, but was small so it felt like family. Hey thanks again, you brought back some great memories for me.

I’ll be checking back in for your next interview. If you’re open to a couple suggestions for your next interview here there are: Arrange time early in the morning during the week before the store gets crowded, and organize a list of questions from your listeners and give Craig a copy in advance.

I think what your doing is good, keep up.
Best wishes.

Jim Cook

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