Episode 37: Relentless runner, advocate Kimmey Hill talks sobrietyEpisode 37: Relentless runner, advocate Kimmey Hill talks sobriety
40,000 Steps Radio
Kimmey Hill shares her journey of sobriety, running, and advocating for equality on '40,000 Steps Radio'.
59:28•22 Sept 2021
Kimmey Hill: Running Toward Sobriety and Equality
“I wake up every day and I get to do something I absolutely love to do, and you know I wake up alive”
Meet Kimmey Hill, affectionately known as 'Bulldozer' since childhood. This nickname still fits her perfectly because when Kimmey sets her mind to something, nothing can stand in her way. Two years ago, she made a life-changing decision to get sober and hasn’t looked back since. Despite facing a debilitating knee injury, Kimmey is on a mission to run a half-marathon in every state.
But her journey doesn’t stop at running; she’s also dedicated to bulldozing through the patriarchy and bigotry, advocating for equal opportunities for everyone. In this episode of '40,000 Steps Radio', host Christopher Heimerman dives into Kimmey’s inspiring story. They discuss how sobriety has transformed her life, the mental and physical benefits of running, and the importance of community support. Kimmey opens up about her daily gratitude for being alive and able to pursue her passions.
Her resilience shines through as she talks about overcoming setbacks and injuries, breaking down societal pressures, and finding purpose. Kimmey’s story is a testament to the power of determination and the impact of having a supportive community. She shares valuable insights on challenging societal norms and creating a more inclusive future. If you’re looking for inspiration to chase your own goals or simply want to hear an uplifting story of resilience, this episode is a must-listen.
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