Stupid Questions with Seth Hill Podcast By Seth Hill cover art

Stupid Questions with Seth Hill

Stupid Questions with Seth Hill

By: Seth Hill
Listen for free

Asking smart people stupid questions.Seth Hill Social Sciences
Episodes
  • #214 – Elise Gorman: Building the “Tri Poll Athlete” Community
    Mar 16 2026

    I sit down with Elise Gorman, the creator of Tri Poll Athlete, a page many in the triathlon world follow to track start lists, race results, and athletes across the sport.


    Elise started the page almost by accident after living with professional triathlete Renee Kiley and realizing how many athletes were racing each weekend without much visibility. What began as a simple idea—sharing start lists—has grown into a platform reaching hundreds of thousands of people each month.


    Outside of Tri Poll Athlete, Elise works as a general manager in Australia helping deliver healthcare services to rural communities. In this conversation, we talk about the origins of the page, the personalities endurance sports attract, and why recognition in triathlon should extend far beyond the podium.


    Elise’s IG (TriPollAthlete): https://www.instagram.com/tripollathlete/


    Ways to Support the Show👇🏼


    Nothing Novel: https://nothingnovel.life

    Socks: https://stupidquestions.show/pages/sq-merch

    Newsletter: ⁠https://stupidquestions.show/pages/newsletter-signup

    Show more Show less
    1 hr and 21 mins
  • #213 - Sean Leader: Outdoor Life, Entrepreneurship, and Doing the Work
    Mar 9 2026

    I sit down with trail builder, entrepreneur, and former professional downhill mountain biker Sean Leder to talk about the life he’s built around the outdoors. Growing up in East Tennessee, Sean turned his passion for riding into real businesses, helping launch Windrock Bike Park and founding Southern Gravity, a trail-building company shaping some of the best terrain in the Southeast. We talk about building a business in a niche sport, the lessons he learned watching his parents grow a company from their basement, and why he prioritizes freedom and time outside over chasing money. Sean also shares insights on patience, leadership, navigating difficult clients, building teams, and the discipline required to keep pushing forward when things break — both literally and figuratively — along with reflections on fatherhood, relationships, entrepreneurship, and living a life defined by more than just one pursuit.


    Sean’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/seanleader/?hl=en


    Ways to Support the Show👇🏼


    Nothing Novel: https://nothingnovel.life

    Socks: https://stupidquestions.show/pages/sq-merch

    Newsletter: ⁠https://stupidquestions.show/pages/newsletter-signup

    Show more Show less
    1 hr and 20 mins
  • #212 - Annie Fuller: When Triathlon Saved My Relationship With Food
    Mar 2 2026

    I sit down with professional triathlete Annie Fuller, a member of the Real Tri Squad, to talk about her journey from collegiate running at Michigan State to racing in the professional triathlon scene.


    Annie opens up about the injuries that have shaped much of her career and the mindset it takes to keep showing up when things don’t go as planned. We talk about the difference between loving training and loving racing, and why she considers herself a racer at heart.


    We also dive into her past struggles with fueling and body image in endurance sports, and how triathlon ultimately helped transform her relationship with food. Along the way, we talk about family influence, community in triathlon, trusting the process, faith, and why Annie doesn’t want to be “the next” anyone else — she just wants to be the best version of herself.


    Annie’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/annie_fuller/


    Ways to Support the Show👇🏼


    Nothing Novel: https://nothingnovel.life

    Socks: https://stupidquestions.show/pages/sq-merch

    Newsletter: ⁠https://stupidquestions.show/pages/newsletter-signup

    Show more Show less
    1 hr
No reviews yet