Episode 386 Qamar Zaman

Ep. 401 — Nathan Clarke Recaps a Historic World Championship Now that the dust has settled, Nathan Clarke of Squash Player Magazine joins the podcast to break down one of the most entertaining and hi...

22 Touko 59min

Jonathan Power’s attacking style and on-court presence were unlike anything squash had seen before; and it served to lay the groundwork for the attacking style of play that we see from the best in the...

9 Touko 43min

Luke Butterworth jumps back on the pod and does not disappoint. Luke Butterworth returns to the pod—and once again delivers. We dive into Greenwich Academy’s incredible run of 10 consecutive high sch...

6 Touko 54min

Former World Champion, world number two, and one of the very best coaches in the game today—Rodney Martin jumps back onto the pod for another insightful chat. We dive into his work with Gina Kennedy,...

25 Huhti 1h 7min

World No. 13 Marina Stefanoni makes her In Squash debut, and it was an impressive one at that. One of four American women now ranked inside the PSA top 20, Marina has had a breakout season, climbing ...

16 Huhti 1h 1min

Former World #2 Peter Marshall returns to the podcast and it was well worth the wait. We begin by revisiting Peter’s career, including the origins of his iconic two-handed technique, his two World Op...

11 Huhti 1h 13min

In this episode, I’m joined by Rahul Vashishtha, currently at Bates College and soon to take on the Assistant Coach role at Louisville Collegiate School. Rahul has taken a truly global path through t...

7 Huhti 41min

I’m joined by James Zug—a true pillar in the squash media space and someone who, in many ways, helped inspire this very podcast through his early work with Outside the Glass. We’ve been meaning to mak...

1 Huhti 1h 2min