Lyndell Murray
Co-host, Roving Reporter
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Roving reports (122)
Interviews conducted (13)
Sheridan Laws
Sue Mayfield
Tania Hollis
Mark Scarborough
Melissa Ellis
Tony O'Connell
Paul Kitching
Mark Scarborough
Cameron Drake
Ada Macey
Lee Troop
Dave 'Robbo' Robertson
Steve Dinneen
Talked to on location (44)
Tracey
Brett
Brad
Rhys
Matt
Jodie
Phil
Chris — Cleveland parkrun barcode scanner and parkrunner
Sally — Cleveland parkrun volunteer
Paul — Run Director, Cleveland parkrun
Bonnie - Oakey parkrun
Bernadette - Oakey parkrun
Brad - Event Director, Capestone Lake parkrun
Debbie - co-Event Director / Run Director, Capestone Lake parkrun
Tony — Harris Avenue parkrun Event Director
Jeff — Harris Avenue parkrun Run Director
Emma — Harris Avenue parkrun Run Director
Bridget — parkrun tourist, home parkrun Nambour
Mavis — Ipswich, Queensland parkrunner, 350th parkrun
Rochelle — founding Event Director, Ipswich, Queensland parkrun
Simon - Run Director, Newy parkrun
David — Run Director, Paradise Point parkrun
Lois — Run Director, Paradise Point parkrun
Greg
Harrison
Graham
Kelly Hodges
Ian
Rebecca
Damien
Alistair
Gwen
Gordon
Greg Garner
Jo — co-Event Director, Harmony Boulevard parkrun
Alexandra — co-Event Director, Harmony Boulevard parkrun
Heather — volunteer marshal, Harmony Boulevard parkrun
Lee — Event Director and Run Director, Wishart parkrun
Julian — first-time parkrunner at Wishart parkrun
Wayne — Run Director, Greenbank parkrun
Simon
Andrea
Marion
Michael Schultz
Interviewed as a guest
Episode 337
Lyndell's Cowell, her 100th different parkrun event, at Fodder Forest; her NENDY (Kingscliff rather than Ballina); her top events apart from home, Milano Nord in Italy during the Monza weekend, plus Kawana, Nambour and Mount Gambier. The 'bottom three' answer is lost to the radio interference that gives the episode its title.
Episode 251
Lyndell's experience officiating at the Tokyo Paralympic Games, 17 years officiating triathlon, selection in 2019 through Triathlon Australia and World Triathlon, tickets not confirmed until two weeks before departure, and her role as Chief Video Review monitoring four camera feeds for the paratriathlon head referees. She describes life inside the Tokyo bubble (hotel and venue only, COVID testing on arrival, adventures to the adjacent 7-Eleven, Zoom karaoke), the cultural activities the Japanese national technical officials laid on (origami, writing Japanese characters, a traditional Edo-era water ceremony), her admiration for Dutch multi-medallist Jetze Plat, and doing aparkrun up and down a 10-metre strip of tiles in hotel quarantine.
Episode 196
Live on-stage interview in the Channel 5 News Crew round, asked where her first roving report was. The answer overlaps with the host's own across a shared diarizer label, so what each of them said is not separable here.
Episode 100
The 100th-episode guest: how she became a roving reporter, her parkrun story (first run at New Farm in 2012, home parkrun Bunyaville), her work as a volunteer triathlon technical official at local and international-standard events, the state of triathlon participation, tips for aspiring roving reporters, and her dream parkrun (Orebro, Sweden).
1 Obi and 1 other award
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