Liam Meirow

Trevor Bassitt -Clearing Every Hurdle

In this episode of House of Track, David Ribich sits down with Trevor Bassitt — Olympian, 21-time DII All-American, 10-time national champion, and World Championship medalist — to talk through what it takes to compete at the highest level of the 400m hurdles. Bassitt reflects on his current season, race mindset, and the rhythm of the event, while also diving into the culture that shaped him at Ashland University. The conversation moves through his transition into the professional ranks, including navigating sponsorships and building stability in a sport that doesn’t always guarantee it. They also get into the evolution of track and field — and what it means to sustain performance over time. Along the way, Bassitt shares insight on athlete autonomy, support systems, and the consistency required to keep showing up at the top level. From Division II to the world stage, it’s a conversation about progression, precision, and staying ready when it matters.

Liam Meirow

In this episode of House of Track, host David Ribich engages with versatile athlete Liam Meirow, exploring his journey through the world of running, including his recent races, training insights, and the creative aspects of being an athlete. They discuss the dynamics of the trail running community, the balance between competition and creativity, and the impact of environment on performance. Liam shares his experiences with ACG and the Man vs. Machine campaign, highlighting the importance of authenticity in branding and community building within the sport. In this engaging conversation, Liam and David explore the intersections of creativity and athletics, discussing the joys and challenges of being a designer and a runner. They delve into the importance of curiosity in competition, the fulfillment found in the creative process, and the significance of community in sports. The dialogue emphasizes the mental toll of both creative and athletic pursuits, advocating for the balance of hobbies and personal growth alongside competitive success.

Josh Kerr

In this engaging conversation, host David Ribich and Olympic medalist Josh Kerr delve into the world of track and field, exploring Kerr's impressive athletic journey, his pursuit of the mile world record through Project 222, and the importance of family support in his career. They discuss the legacy he aims to leave for future generations, the evolution of his competitive mindset, and the role of media in shaping public perception. Kerr shares insights on his training philosophy and reflects on his aspirations for the future, emphasizing the significance of consistency and dedication in achieving success. In this conversation, Josh Kerr discusses the evolution of athletic performance, emphasizing the importance of team dynamics, support systems, and brand partnerships. He reflects on his training journey, the significance of having a strong support network, and how these elements contribute to his aspirations of breaking world records. Kerr also shares insights into his relationship with Brooks, highlighting the mutual growth and investment in performance. The conversation culminates in a light-hearted discussion about assembling a world record team and the future of his athletic career. ------ Wherever you’re listening from, we’re glad you’re here. If you enjoy the episode, consider leaving a review and following us on social at⁠ @houseoftrack.hot. [https://www.instagram.com/houseoftrack.hot]

Xavier Gallo

Xavier Gallo has built a name as one of the most trusted creatives working in sports today. From NCAA Football National Championships to the PGA Championship, from Team USA to major brands like Nike Running, Brooks, Under Armour, and New Balance — if you’ve been around sports, you’ve likely seen his work. In this episode, we sit down with Xavier to talk about the transition from athlete to creative, what it means to capture moments at the highest level, and how he approaches storytelling in environments where there are no second takes. This is a conversation about trust, access, and seeing sport through a different lens.

Valery Tobias

Valery Tobias — All-American and collegiate record holder from the University of Texas — is back on Team USA after a runner-up finish at the USATF Indoor Championships for the Brooks Beasts. Tobias has run 53.4 for 400 meters and 1:59 for 800 meters multiple times and now becomes just the third woman in U.S. history to make back-to-back Indoor World Championship teams, joining Ajee Wilson and Joetta Clark Diggs. In this episode of House of Track, the conversation moves beyond the results. Valery talks about pre-race nerves, record-setting runs, and the community built around the Brooks Beasts. From teammates to training environment, the discussion explores how finding your people can lead to confidence and podium success. She also shares the confidence that comes from embracing her identity as a proud Mexican-American athlete who brings personality and energy to race day.