Matt Rayment's guest appearances

Matt Rayment

Dirt Church Radio Trail Running 

Thought Plantation Podcast

Consilience with John Onate

Nikki Kimball

Christopher McDougall

Dean Karnazes

Mirna Valerio

Courtney Dauwalter

Stacy Sims

John Ellis

Andrew Robinson

Kathrine Switzer

Emma Timmis

Dave Proctor

Tom Reynolds

Tim Sutton

Gareth Thomas

Marianne Elliott

OwlTail

Eugene Bingham

The Hosts of Dirt Church Radio, New Zealand's # 1 Trail and Ultrarunning Podcast Matt Rayment lives in Riverhead outside of Aukland with his wife and three children. He is Consult-Liaison Mental Health Nurse . He also was the editor of Kiwi Trail Magazine,  and Good People Run.  Eugene Bingham is a journalist at stuff.co.nz, (with 30 years of experience as an investigative journalist)  In this episode we discuss the story of how the podcast began, their approach to podcasting, the background of Matt and Eugene. We then move to talking about their experience with the pandemic, Black Lives Matter and what they see their podcast evolving into. I really appreciate Matt and Eugene taking time juggling significant time zone differences to record with me. I have been on 2 episodes of their show and I am fortunate to call them friends. We also talk on the process of podcasting and interviewing.  Check out their podcast! https://www.dirtchurchradio.com Their 100th Episode Recorded Live in Riverhead! https://www.dirtchurchradio.com/dirtchurchradio/2019/8/28/episode-57-dr-john-onate-ii

The Hosts of Dirt Church Radio, New Zealand's # 1 Trail and Ultrarunning Podcast Matt Rayment lives in Riverhead outside of Aukland with his wife and three children. He is Consult-Liaison Mental Health Nurse . He also was the editor of Kiwi Trail Magazine,  and Good People Run.  Eugene Bingham is a journalist at <a href="http://stuff.co.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">stuff.co.nz</a>, (with 30 years of experience as an investigative journalist)  In this episode we discuss the story of how the podcast began, their approach to podcasting, the background of Matt and Eugene. We then move to talking about their experience with the pandemic, Black Lives Matter and what they see their podcast evolving into. I really appreciate Matt and Eugene taking time juggling significant time zone differences to record with me. I have been on 2 episodes of their show and I am fortunate to call them friends. We also talk on the process of podcasting and interviewing.  Check out their podcast! <a href="https://www.dirtchurchradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.dirtchurchradio.com</a> <a href="https://www.dirtchurchradio.com/dirtchurchradio/2020/7/8/episode-100-tina-white-and-scotty-stevenson-at-the-100th-ep-live-show" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Their 100th Episode Recorded Live in Riverhead!</a> <a href="https://www.dirtchurchradio.com/dirtchurchradio/2019/8/28/episode-57-dr-john-onate-ii" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.dirtchurchradio.com/dirtchurchradio/2019/8/28/episode-57-dr-john-onate-ii</a>

Episode 9: Podcasting During The Pandemic-New Zealand's Matt Rayment and Eugene Bingham

This week on the podcast Eugene and Matt speak to Matt Rayment...huh? Yes, that’s right. Eugene finally gets revenge on Matt, who, having cruelly ambushed Eugene at the live show last year (in cahoots with Shaun “The Integrator” Collins), was never going to get away without being a guest on the podcast. What unfolds is a conversation much like what you would have heard if you’d ever been on the trails with them - but with less puffing. Matt, mental health nurse, accomplished musician (eg playing with The Sneaks at Big Day Out), former editor of KTR, and, most importantly, husband and father of three delightful kids - yes, Rigby, and an Australian Kelpie - opens up about how running saved his life. He generously talks very candidly about how illness as a child afflicted him, the impact that had, and how he found comfort in hanging out with people who are out of step, just as he feels out of step with the world. The story of his path to running ultra-marathons (beginning with a 200m gravel stretch of driveway) is inspirational. Enjoy.

This week on the podcast Eugene and Matt speak to Matt Rayment...huh? Yes, that’s right. Eugene finally gets revenge on Matt, who, having cruelly ambushed Eugene at the live show last year (in cahoots with Shaun “The Integrator” Collins), was never going to get away without being a guest on the podcast. What unfolds is a conversation much like what you would have heard if you’d ever been on the trails with them - but with less puffing. Matt, mental health nurse, accomplished musician (eg playing with The Sneaks at Big Day Out), former editor of KTR, and, most importantly, husband and father of three delightful kids - yes, Rigby, and an Australian Kelpie - opens up about how running saved his life. He generously talks very candidly about how illness as a child afflicted him, the impact that had, and how he found comfort in hanging out with people who are out of step, just as he feels out of step with the world. The story of his path to running ultra-marathons (beginning with a 200m gravel stretch of driveway) is inspirational. Enjoy.

Episode 75 - Matt Rayment