Episode 072 Alan Thatcher
Alan Thatcher has been an integral part of the world squash scene for as long as I can remember. The founder of squashmad.com talks with me about squash's most recent Olympic bid setback, his baby Can...
27 Feb 20191h 3min
Episode 071 Nick Hope BBC Olympic Reporter
Senior Reporter Nick Hope lays out the recent Paris 2024 Olympic Organizing Committee's choice of breakdancing as its new sport for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
23 Feb 201919min
Episode 70 Joey Barrington
For the past 10 years, Joey Barrington has truly been a god-sent for squash through his one of a kind, entertaining and insightful commentary on Squash TV. More than that though, Joey's squash story i...
19 Feb 20191h 37min
Episode 069 Lucas Serme
Lucas Serme has shown of late that he has the game to make inroads into the world top 10. Lucas lays out the backstory that has gotten him to where he is today. And, did you know he is among the growi...
16 Feb 201946min
Episode 068 Liz Irving
Only a few have successfully parlayed supremely successfully professional careers into equally successful careers as coaches; Liz Irving is among those in this rarefied air. She's reached world #2 as ...
12 Feb 201958min
Episode 067 Bob Ballinger
Impressively into its 18th installment, the Linear Logistics Bankers Hall Pro-Am is the longest running PSA event that Canada has to offer. Bob Ballinger, head pro at Bankers Hall since 2001, is the m...
7 Feb 201936min
Episode 066 Alex Gough
The PSA has made serious inroads over the past 10 years or so including raising the game's profile through the Squash TV initiative and joining forces with the WSF (Women's International Squash Federa...
5 Feb 201957min
Episode 065 Raphael Kandra
Reigning German National Champion Raphael Kandra has emerged a force to be reckoned with among the top tier of squash. Currently 15 in the world and 16 in the race to Dubai standings, Kandra is more t...
29 Jan 201948min
