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The three-time women's world champion on playing on the main tour and fame in Hong Kong.
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The disability snooker star and ex-England amputee footballer on his parallel careers.
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Meet the man who has made cues for Alex Higgins, Ronnie O'Sullivan and Steve Davis.
Joe O'Connor: 'There's no limit, I want to win everything'
The emerging talent on his breakthrough season and how pool has prepared him for success.
Leo Scullion: "We have the best seat in the house"
The referee chats about the skills required to ref a world final and his cancer battle.
Ashley Carty: Ready for a second chance
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The popular Irishman looks back on his 32-year career and what the future might hold.
Gary Wilson: 'Winning has opened doors for me'
The 'Tyneside Terror' on ing the winner's club and some of his wild hairstyles.
Neal Foulds: Crucible memories, Crucible predictions
The top snooker pundit on his career, his love for cricket and his World Championship tips
Robert Milkins: 'I've got a lot more self-belief now'
The Welsh Open champion on how his life and career have turned around in the past year.
Olivier Marteel: The referee who helps save lives
One of the sport's top officials on combining snooker with being a radiology nurse.
The Story Of The World Championship
Taking a look back at the 17 days of drama and excitement at The Crucible.
Best Of The Guests: Carter, Hearn, Bingham & Doherty
Listening back to some of the best moments from the first season of the podcast.
Best Of The Guests: Brecel, Murphy, Milkins & Irvine
More of the best moments from our guests who ed us for the first season of the pod.
Dennis Taylor: Putting the smile into snooker
The 1985 World Champion chats about THAT final, Strictly, India and commentating.
Kyren Wilson: "I feel like I'm coming into my prime"
'The Warrior' chats about his career highs, family life and his Formula One ambitions.
Matthew Selt: 'Snooker was 100% of my life, now it's an enjoyable 40%'
The Essex cueist on his snooker and golf, friendship with Hendry and his trichotillomania.
Mandy Fisher: The Queen Of Snooker
The president and founder of World Women's Snooker looks back on her 45 years in the sport
Joe Perry: Looking to the future
'The Gentleman' on plans for life after snooker and how the sport deals with match fixing.
Alexander Ursenbacher: "Q-School is unbearable"
The young Swiss talent on why fighting for his place on tour has made him a better person.
Jak Jones: "I've got more belief and confidence"
The World Championship quarter-finalist on why he's ready to start winning titles.
David Hendon: The bard of snooker
The commentator, podcaster and playwright on his life in and love of 'an eccentric sport'.
Ishpreet Singh Chadha: "I want snooker to be famous in India"
Having earned a place on tour, he now wants to help build the sport in his country.
Brendan Moore: "It's been emotional"
The former referee on leaving the sport on a high and why he's not like Vinnie Jones!
Barry Hawkins: Snooker's Mr Nice Guy
The former World Championship runner-up on how he intends to get back into the top-16.
Ian McCulloch: "There's more to just potting balls"
The former pro s Shabnam to talk about his approach to coaching players.
Alfie Burden: "I consider Jimmy as family"
The AB of London on his up and down career in snooker and his previous life at Arsenal.
Cliff Thorburn Part 1: "I was recognised but nothing near what it would be like in England"
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