The run doesn’t always need a finish line.

Subwhatever collects the kind of writing and storytelling that shows us why. Because what we carry matters more than how fast we get there.

Whatever you’re chasing—run under it.

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Trail, Taste, and Time

Michelin kitchens, foraged food, and the trail as a way back to stillness—through the lens of Norda and filmmaker Adam Talan.

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Through Fruita, Into Focus

Watching Jeff Pelletier’s film feels like discovering a stretch of Colorado you always drive past—suddenly, it’s where the story lives.

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The frontman of Death Cab didn’t just lend his name—he ran 100 miles and helped design a shoe rooted in his trail.

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A founder’s story about showing up, staying steady, and building something that lasts.

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A PT, photographer, and runner, Somer Kreisman captures motion with quiet clarity—on both sides of the lens.

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Ten years sober, 500km solo. No explanation needed—just the run, and what it made possible.