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Episode 123 - Penny Redhead

2018-08-03

HostsMelissa Erbacher Scott Trickett

Roving reportersDavid Moss Em Nicholson Tony O'Connell

GuestsDave 'Robbo' Robertson Penny Redhead

Show notes

The parkrun adventurers are all about podcasts and agents this week. We dig deeper into the parkrun Virtual Volunteer app with Newism rep and Newy parkrun Event Director Penny Redhead, and Dave ‘Robbo’ Robertson joins us once more, this time for a Magical Mystery Tour. ‘Local’ roving reports see adventurers exploring Phillip Island and Doomadgee parkruns, plus Channel 5 News Crew member turned Foreign Correspondent Dave Moss reports all the way from Hampstead Heath parkrun in the UK.

From the Facebook post

No we haven't interviewed our phone this week but that could be a fun episode one week. Instead we rave about the parkrun Virtual Volunteer app with Penny Redhead from Newy parkrun and Newism, the developers of the app. And we couldn't talk about Newy without chatting to Robbo. He is back to pump up his Marathon Mystery Tour podcast. Get pumped here:

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Guests

Penny Redhead

Event Director, Newy parkrun; Newism (developer of the parkrun Virtual Volunteer app)

The origin and development of the parkrun Virtual Volunteer app — the prototype born from scanner/stopwatch trouble at Newy, the approach from parkrun UK, native iOS vs Android builds and why Android took longer, early user feedback, using it at a 550-600 runner event, plus her own parkrun story at Newy and her one overseas parkrun at Crissy Field.

Interviewed by Melissa Erbacher, Scott Trickett

Dave 'Robbo' Robertson

Founder of Newy parkrun; co-host of the new Marathon Mystery Tour podcast with Steve Monaghetti; former parkrun Show AU co-host, ex-Event Director and Territory Director

His new podcast the Marathon Mystery Tour with Steve 'Mona' Monaghetti (the Beatles nod, the Anchor platform, release plans), the founding story of Newy parkrun in July 2012 after first running on the Gold Coast and meeting Tim Oberg, how parkrun in Australia has changed in six years, and his own running/Alphabeteer progress.

Interviewed by Melissa Erbacher, Scott Trickett

Roving reports

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