Evan Morgan was on his second tour of duty in Iraq on New Year’s Day 2005 when his vehicle hit an IED. Morgan ended up losing his right leg above the knee, his left leg below the knee, and his right eye. He was only 21 years old. Despite nearly 40 surgeries, he was able…
Saturday at the Boston Marathon Expo was a busy day. The crowds were huge! For Day 2 of Breakfast with Bob: Boston Edition we were joined by a few champions, a couple documentary makers, a popular fitness author, a mover and shaker in running marketing, and two very inspirational athletes who refuse to be stopped!…
Great day of filming Breakfast with Bob: Boston Edition interviews on Friday. Interviews from Day 1 included chats with race director Dave McGillivray, Olympian Des Linden, and America’s Chief Runner: Bart Yasso. Watch all the interviews here: Breakfast with Bob: Boston Edition Day 1. Watch Dave and Mike’s…
Bill Walton is a basketball legend. He led UCLA to 88 straight wins and two national titles. He was the number one draft pick of the Portland Trailblazers, led them to the NBA championship back in 1977 and was the most valuable player of the championship series that same year. He won another NBA title,…
The Triathlon Club of San Diego was treated to a very special evening with the incredible John Maclean for a Q&A at the Challenged Athletes Foundation headquarters. John shared the remarkable story of his athletic journey after being paralyzed while training for a triathlon, and his 25 year quest to walk again. This is the audio…
Sarah Reinertsen finished the Ironman Triathlon World Championship, starred on The Amazing Race, and was on the cover of both Runner’s World Magazine and ESPN Magazine. When it comes to groundbreaking amputee athletes, Sarah is at the very top of the list. Sponsors Subscribe to Newsletter CREDO Tri SFuels Endurance Zone TV Velofix Links Babbittville…
When Misty Diaz was born back in 1984 with Spina Bifida, her organs were outside of her body, her spine was open, and her parents were told that she would never be able to eat on her own or walk. She suffered through 28 operations growing up. On April 21, 2012, she ran for the…
Fernando Aguerre is the president of the International Surfing Association. He came on to chat about the first ever adaptive surfing competition at La Jolla Shores in late September where 50 challenged athletes from 19 countries will be participating. Subscribe to Babbittville Radio on iTunes Sponsors Subscribe to Newsletter CREDO Tri SFuels Endurance …
Willie Stewart was working construction in the Watergate Building in Washington, D.C. not long after graduating from high school. His arm got entangled in a rope and, as he was being dragged toward a huge fan, the all-state wrestler had two options: lose his head or lose his arm. It was a moment that would…
It was October of 2011. Chef and outdoorsman Eduardo Garcia was out in the woods when he spotted a bear carcass. Little did he know that the bear was lying on top of a power line. When Garcia poked the carcass with his knife, 2,400 volts shot through his body and his life was changed…