In the latest episode of the NFM Podcast, hosts Collin Schoen and Abby Miranda sit down with Ben Tracy, a passionate online safety advocate and ultra-endurance athlete, whose mission to protect children has taken him across the country—on foot.
Tracy recently completed an astonishing feat: 120 marathons in 120 days, running more than 3,125 miles across America. But his journey wasn’t just physical—it was deeply emotional and personal. In the episode, Tracy shares how grief and loss sparked a powerful purpose: to raise awareness about the real dangers children face online.
From working directly with schools and parents to advocating for stronger legislation, Tracy is a leading voice in the fight to create a safer digital world for kids. Along the way, he’s collected countless stories from families affected by online threats—from cyberbullying to exploitation—that continue to fuel his drive.
Key takeaways from the episode:
Firsthand stories from families impacted by online harm
The mental and physical toll of running 120 marathons
Practical tools and resources for parents, schools, and communities
How grief can be transformed into healing and advocacy
This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone invested in child safety and digital wellness.
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