When it comes to the most important moment in Ironman history, there is little debate. It occurred on February 6, 1982 when Kathleen McCartney and Julie Moss became linked forever. Kathleen and Julie came in studio with Huddle and me for one of those very special conversations.

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Author Matt Fitzgerald came in studio with Huddle and me to discuss his latest book IronWar, which showcases the classic showdown between Ironman legends Dave Scott and Mark Allen back in 1989.

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Michael Johnson is the Chairman and CEO of Herbalife, the new title sponsor of the LA Triathlon. More importantly, the guy is a hard core endurance athlete who has taken his passion for mountain biking, triathlon and cycling and made it a huge part of his life and his business.

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2:04:58 marathoner Ryan Hall just made his second US Olympic Marathon team in Houston last weekend. This morning we discussed his thoughts on the course and the race and his plans for the lead up to London.

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Six-time Ironman Champion Dave Scott walks us through the aftermath of Chrissie Wellington’s horrific bike crash leading into the 2011 Ironman World Championship. His feeling was that, without the crash, Chrissie was ready to destroy the course record in Kona. How fast could she have gone? Try between 8:26-8:31!

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Andy Hampsten is a true cycling legend and his stories about the 1986 Tour de France as a teammate of Greg LeMond and Bernard Hinault are epic. Huddle and I loved chatting with Andy!

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While they were in San Diego, 2008 US Olympian Jarrod Shoemaker and his wife and fellow pro triathlete Alicia Kaye came in studio to chat about Jarrod’s plans leading into the Olympic Trials and Alicia’s success on the non-drafting Olympic distance circuit.

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Meb Keflezighi is getting ready for the Olympic Trials in Houston coming up on January 14th. It has been 69 days since he ran a personal best in New York City which, we found out, he was able to do despite having his Breathe Right strip not on his nose where it was supposed to be, but lodged into one of his running shoes!

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