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On On 6.08 Squirrel Style
On On Podcast episode 6.08 Squirrel Style Squirrel Style joins Ra from Heidelberg, Germany, to share how a relatively new hasher became a prolific Hare, international traveler and founder of a roaming kennel. Originally…
6.07 Hans Koeleman Olympian and International Hasher
Dutch Olympian Hans Koeleman reflects on a running career that included the 3,000-metre steeplechase at the 1984 and 1988 Olympic Games and a national record. He also discusses his work as publisher of Mystical…
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6.06 Woody Wouldn’t Pecker
On On Podcast 6.06 Woody Wouldn't Pecker, 1998 Osan Bulgogi H3, Omahe H3 (R.A.), MINK Survivor, InterAm 2025 circle R.A., Creator Facebook H3 Tattoo group
6.05 Pusher
Pusher joined the newly established Hyderabad Hash in 1994 after his aunt innocently described it as a running club—without mentioning the drinking. He was welcomed by Digit and discovered that several people he already…
6.04 Hopeless
Hopeless attended his first hash in San José, Costa Rica, in 1978 or 1979, beginning a remarkable hashing journey shaped by an international working career. In Madrid during the 1980s, he became “binman,” hash…
6.03 Burnt Sox
Burnt Sox stumbled across hashing on Saipan in 1994 after spotting dozens of runners disappearing down a dusty island road. He soon found himself tackling coral cliffs and jungle trails, followed by bonfires and…
6.02 Wet Fcuk
Wet Fck began hashing around the turn of the century with Nairobi Hash House Harriers, Africa’s oldest active kennel. Introduced by his then-girlfriend, he immediately preferred Nairobi’s crowded streets, trails and legendary down-downs to…
6.01 EyeFull
EyeFull discovered hashing in Cyprus in 1990 after two men she met at a bar insisted on collecting her for a Sunday run—despite the formidable hangover she was nursing. The strange names, unpredictable trails…
5.25 Pukelids Taxivomitry
Pukelid’s Taxi Vomitry was a high-school and college runner who moved to China to teach mathematics. After COVID temporarily sent him back to the United States, another Beijing running group mentioned where “all the…
5.24 Hangs Loose
Hangs Loose quit smoking and began running in Yuba City, California, in 1979. After cheap shoes ruined his first 10K, a specialty shop connected him with the Running River Rats Hash House Harriers. Better…
5.23 King Sir Sir James by RunToEat
King Sir Sir James reluctantly joined Madrid Hash in 1990, expecting little from a running club with a drinking problem. The rocky trails, rivers, scrub, and climbing converted him immediately. A real knighting in…
5.22 Laid Bird
Laid Bird learned about hashing after Stockholm hashers handed out beer near the finish of a midnight 10K. She joined on October 17, 2007, ran to the start without realizing a hash car held…
5.21 Thanks for The Mammaries-IAH2027 Bid
Thanks for the Mammaries presents Central Florida’s bid to host InterAmericas Hash 2027 in Orlando. An Orlando hasher since 1999, veteran of multiple InterAmericas gatherings, former long-term mismanagement member, and recipient of 500-run and…
5.20 SpeedWanker
Speed Wanker’s first hash came through a chance encounter while covering paintball in Penang, Malaysia. He accepted a stranger’s address, followed the group into the jungle, and spent the next few days exploring with…
5.19 PilsBarry
Pillsbury reluctantly joined Calgary Hash in 1985 to please a girlfriend newly returned from Sierra Leone, only to discover that the supposed running club was exactly his kind of social activity. The young kennel…
5.18 Sir Songman
Sir Songman began with Jakarta’s Monday men’s hash in 1978, when expatriates found run information on supermarket notices and the city still offered very different terrain. Early singers, including Penguin and other memorable characters,…
5.17 ShitCocky Noodles
Shitcocky Noodles arrived at a Tucson hash in October 2017 dressed head-to-toe as a cup of ramen. The kennel happened to run its program in reverse that day—naming, circle, then a token trail—so his…
5.16 Thunder Thighs – by Run2Eat
Thunder Thighs began with London Hash on Hampstead Heath on September 6, 1978, when the club was only two years old and hash names were uncommon. As overseas visitors arrived with names, she chose…
5.15 The DFL Anal Corn
DFL Anal Corn discovered Eugene Hash in 2014 while studying journalism at the University of Oregon. A friend promised people running around a park drinking beer; the small, close-knit, “hippie” kennel gave him a…
5.14 Tight Lips
Tight Lips ran her first trail while deployed to Baghdad in January 2005, accepting a colleague’s invitation because there was little else to do on a free afternoon. Back in the United States she…
5.13 Pope by Run2Eat
Pope can date his first London Hash precisely: July 28, 1984, from the Green Man in Kingsbury. A magazine article led the shy young professional to a social athletic club where older members treated…
5.12 Sex Reject by Run2Eat
Sex Reject found Brussels hashing in 1995 through a four-page magazine feature shortly after arriving to work for the European Commission. Alone in a new city, he phoned the GM, met at a nearby…
5.11 Robo-The Human Sponge
Robo the Human Sponge joined Gloucestershire’s young Cotswold-area hash on its third run in 1981 after a football match was canceled. Early outings had few formal marks, songs, or circles; those traditions arrived gradually…
5.10 Bushrat
Bushrat started hashing as a U.S. Marine on Okinawa in 1989. A motor-transport unit carried participants by bus to remote A-to-B jungle trails, leaving little option but to finish; the physical challenge and camaraderie…
5.09 Uncle Gerry
Uncle Gerry began with Singapore’s Monday men’s hash in 1970 after a flying instructor claimed it was too tough for an Englishman. The challenge worked: he joined a closed, 120-member club and explored an…
5.08 Alouette
Alouette joined Long Beach Hash in 1985 after fellow runners encouraged her to try an Easter egg trail. She was named on her first outing—standing on a pizza-parlor table while the pack sang “Alouette”—and…
5.07 Wild Bill
Wild Bill found hashing in 1984 while installing a radar system at Malaysia’s Butterworth Air Base. A secretary cautiously pointed the serious runner toward Penang’s men’s and mixed hashes, whose enthusiastic jungle trails took…
5.06 One Left One (take 2)
One Left One entered hashing by instruction rather than invitation: when Chase Manhattan posted him to Seoul in 1975, his country manager told him Wednesday Hash was where many multinational clients gathered. The selective…
5.05 Sister Michael
Sister Michael tried one hash in Lusaka, Zambia, in 1985, but truly joined the community in Oslo in 1991 under GM Wolfgang Wurst. Oslo’s strong circles, singing, and international membership suited a life already…
5.04 Pipes
Pipes once teased his father for hashing, then joined Perth’s notorious Hammersley Hash after moving to Australia in 1985. As an ICU nurse, he found its Monday men’s trails, organized trailer, traditional practices, and…
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