Episode 182 Rodney Martin
Rodney Martin played in arguably the deepest, most talented generation that professional squash has ever seen. Winner of the 1991 World Open Champion, 3 time World Team Champion and former world #2, R...
31 Jan 20211h
Episode 181 Rob Dinerman
Resident US Squash historian Rob Dinerman has a new book, A History of Squash at Brunswick School. It's a detailed, fascinating and well-documented look back at the school's fledgling early days, stru...
26 Jan 202158min
Episode 180 Simon Rosner
Without question among the best of his generation, Simon Rosner surprised many when he retired from professional squash on Dec. 21st. An incredible career that included 9 career titles, 11 German nati...
14 Jan 202155min
Episode 179 Robert Eberhard - Growing The Game
Whistler Squash and ActivScout's Rob Eberhard has a passion; that passion is growing the game of squash and he's been hard it for over 20 years. Rob's passion for this combined with ability to think o...
12 Jan 20211h 22min
Episode 178 Danny Lee And The Pro Squash Challenge
Amidst Covid Squash as we know it has practically come to a standstill, both at the club and pro level. Danny Lee, Head Squash Pro at St. George's Hill, Surrey, and the man behind the prestigious Chan...
3 Jan 202156min
Episode 177 Sarah - Jane Perry
2020 Black Ball Open Women's Champion waved good-bye to 2020 in epic fashion with perhaps the women's tour performance of the year. Sarah-Jane talks about the win, the months leading up to it and much...
24 Des 202058min
Episode 176 Haley Mendez
Ladies professional squash in the US is brimming with talent, and Haley Mendez is among this talented lot. Hayley grew up playing her squash in Brooklyn, New York at the iconic Heights Casino, and we...
20 Des 202051min
Episode 175 George Parker
What a refreshingly candid conversation this is. George Parker has rediscovered the form that saw him reach 31 in the world in 2019, and this includes some big wins and promising results in recent eve...
15 Des 202052min
