Achieving The Impossible (Running the 3100)
with Sanjay Rawal
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Our Guest
Sanjay Rawal
Documentary Filmmaker
Sanjay Rawal is a documentary filmmaker, student of the legendary Sri Chinmoy, and a lifelong runner. In this week’s conversation, we talk about his latest film 3100: Run and Become, which documents the Self Transcendence run, a 3,100-mile race around the same New York City block.
His first feature, Food Chains (2014), premiered at the 2014 Berlinale and screened at Tribeca before securing domestic distribution from Screen Media. The film was produced by Eva Longoria and Eric Schlosser and narrated by Forest Whitaker. It went on to screen in 1,100 more theaters during its theatrical, semi-theatrical & community screening tour.
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The Talk
Sanjay Rawal is a documentary filmmaker, student of the legendary Sri Chinmoy, and a lifelong runner. In this week’s conversation, we talk about his latest film 3100: Run and Become, which documents the Self Transcendence run, a 3,100-mile race around the same New York City block.
It is the biggest race in the word and has the least fanfare and no prize. The race starts with a 1-minute meditation & ends 52 days/3,100 miles later. Participants must cover at least 50 miles per day. The most decorated winner doesn’t care about nutrition and has completed the 3,100-mile race 14 times.
In the conversation we talk about what is possible when you’re aligned to a higher power.
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