Episode 166 Jaymie Haycocks
Jaymie Haycocks had a very good career on the PSA tour and he's parlayed that into success as a coach, hardball doubles player and with his squash podcast Squash Tourist and Friends. Jaymie and I chat...
10 Okt 20201h 6min
Episode 165 Alan Thatcher And World Squash Day
This coming Saturday, October 10th, is World Squash Day, and the man who's put this all together is none other than Alan Thatcher. Alan wears his heart on his sleeve in this ep, laying out what squash...
6 Okt 20201h
Episode 164 Karim Abdel Gawad
It used to be Shabana, but these days it's this man, world #3 Karim Abdel Gawad to whom I go to for my pre-match inspiration. Karim's in the prime of his career right now, both mentally and physically...
1 Okt 202042min
Episode 163 Campbell Grayson
Campbell Grayson surprised many in the squash community a few weeks ago when he announced his retirement from the pro tour. It was a decision made difficult given what he had achieved in the 2019/20 c...
25 Sep 202050min
Episode 162 Chris Walker Part 1
Chris Walker reached the world's top 5, the World Open semi, the British Open final, and has the honor of being Jahangir Khan's final professional scalp. In part 1 of this two part chat, Chris provide...
14 Sep 20201h 16min
Episode 161 Nouran Gohar
Women's squash has a new world #1, Nouran Gohar, and her journey was not as straightforward as you may think. Yes, she's a two-time world junior champ. Yes, Nouran had immediate success upon turning p...
8 Sep 202045min
Episode 160 Sean Oh And Squash Korea
Having spent more than 12 unforgettable years immersed in Korea's nascent squash scene and development, I owe University of Toronto Varsity Squash coach Sean Oh a tremendous debt of gratitude for havi...
1 Sep 20201h 27min
Episode 159 James Flynn
University of Pennsylvania and Squash Canada standout James Flynn performed at perhaps his highest level to date in 2019/20 with a win over Victor Crouin in the US collegiate individual event and stre...
23 Aug 202055min
