On this week's episode of the House of Run, Jason and Kevin convene to discuss a busy week of running news including Asbel Kiprop’s positive drug test, Galen Rupp’s 2:06 marathon, the impressive results from Noah Lyles and Caster Semenya at the Doha Diamond League, an Ingebrigtsen takeover at the Payton Jordan Invitational, Mondo Duplantis setting another world junior record, and the BAA’s decision to pay prize money to women from the non-elite field.

Highlights:

1:15 - Kevin and Jason try to unravel the many layers of the Asbel Kiprop positive drug test. Will there be any clear resolution to the story? 

18:20 - Nick Willis’ remarkable response to the Kiprop positive test.

22:15 - After Galen Rupp ran 2:06 in Prague, who has a better future in the event: Rupp or Mo Farah? Which marathons will Rupp race between now and the 2020 Olympic Marathon Trials?

34:00 - The year of the 200 continued in Doha with Noah Lyles running his personal best. Who else stood out in the first Diamond League meet of the year?

41:43 - Jakob Ingebrigtsen upsets Paul Chelimo and Matthew Centrowitz in the Payton Jordan 1500.

45:25 - Would you rather have been a higher schooler competing against Mondo Duplantis or Sydney McLaughlin? 

49:10 - Shanghai Diamond League preview.

53:05 - The BAA decided to award prize money to the non-elite finishers in the women’s field at this year’s Boston Marathon. Why did much of the media completely mischaracterize this story? 

1:00:58 - Listener emails!