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Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast

Hosted by Anastasia Folorunso, Nick Carter · sports · EN · 207 episodes

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Ground Pass is a tennis podcast for curious newcomers and longtime followers alike. We cover the sport from a non-technical point of view. Anastasia is your guide to what it’s like to experience tournaments in person, with insight into the fashion and culture around tennis, while Nick is our resident history buff. We keep things fun and light because it’s just tennis, and tennis should be enjoyed with friends. So hello, friends. Welcome to your guides to tennis from the grounds. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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What is Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast about?

Ground Pass is a tennis podcast for curious newcomers and longtime followers alike. We cover the sport from a non-technical point of view. Anastasia is your guide to what it’s like to experience tournaments in person, with insight into the fashion and culture around tennis, while Nick is our resident history buff.

Who hosts Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast?

Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast is hosted by Anastasia Folorunso, Nick Carter. The show has published 207 episodes to date.

What has Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Tennis Has a Super Bowl. Why Doesn’t It Feel Like One?" (19 October 2026, 81 minutes), "Coco Gauff Was Right. Medvedev Was Defaulted. Are Tennis Rules Fair?" (12 October 2026, 67 minutes), and "Carlos Alcaraz loves Laver Cup and Leylah Fernandez keeps winning in Asia" (28 September 2026, 72 minutes).

How often does Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast publish?

Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 56 minutes across 207 episodes.

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Booking probability for Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast requires a Pod Score of 84 or higher. Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

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Anastasia Folorunso, Nick Carter hosts Ground Pass: A Tennis Podcast, a sports show with 207 episodes published.

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  • Episode #51

    Tennis Has a Super Bowl. Why Doesn’t It Feel Like One?

    Oct 19, 20261h 21mS3

    The ATP and WTA Finals bring the eight best players in the world together at the end of the season. Anastasia Folorunso and Ian Mondul talk about how players qualify, how the race differs from the rankings, how the...

  • Episode #50

    Coco Gauff Was Right. Medvedev Was Defaulted. Are Tennis Rules Fair?

    Oct 12, 20261h 7mS3

    Tennis Rules can feel so subjective depending on the tournament or the umpire in the chair. Coco Guaff and Daniil Medvedev bore the brunt of these rules last week in different ways that could have been avoided. Check...

  • Episode #49

    Carlos Alcaraz loves Laver Cup and Leylah Fernandez keeps winning in Asia

    Sep 28, 20261h 12mS3

    Laver Cup brought the fun back into tennis this week with Carlos Alcaraz in full highlight reel form. And Singapore delivered on the tennis storylines, concussions and all. My Davis Cup picks...

  • Episode #48

    Team USA Davis Cup disappointment and a quiet tennis week

    Sep 22, 202634 minS3

    For the second year in a row Team USA has not made the Final 8 of the Davis Cup, even with top players Ben Shelton and Learner Tien on the team. Houston we have a problem. Missed our other US Open Recap? Find it here...

  • Episode #47

    US Open Recap - The Winners, Losers and were the influencers really a problem?

    Sep 15, 20261h 10mS3

    The US Open 2026 is finally over and some of us are happy about that. Find out who in our US Open Recap. Missed our other US Open Shows? Find them here...

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  • Episode #45

    US Open Round 4 - Comebacks, Armstrong, and the US Open Ticket Market

    Sep 8, 202655 minS3

    Qinwen Zheng came back from 5-0 down for the second straight match, Tiafoe remains undefeated on Armstrong, and the ticket market at the US Open is in free fall. US Open Round 3 Recap...

  • Episode #44

    US Open Round Three: Ashe, Armstrong, and Who Gets Moved

    Sep 6, 202649 minS3

    Eala and Jović opened the Ashe night session while Naomi Osaka played Armstrong. We recap US Open round three from the grounds, on the worst day for the Americans. ▶ Round 2 Recap...

  • Episode #43

    US Open Round Two: The Influencer Debate, Prediction Markets, and Court 17 (with Ian Mondul)

    Sep 4, 20261h 5mS3

    Round two recap with Ian Mondul. The influencer debate at Ashe, the prediction market partnership, Sabalenka's press conferences, and the outside courts. Watch next: US Open Round One Recap →...

  • Episode #42

    Djokovic Is Out, Alcaraz Is Back (US Open First Round, On Site)

    Sep 4, 20261h 1mS3

    Djokovic loses a first round at a major for the first time in twenty years, Alcaraz returns from a wrist injury, and Monfils wins on his fortieth birthday. A Look at the new Arthur Ashe...

  • Episode #41

    US Open 2026 Preview "LIVE" from the Grounds - with Christian's Court

    Aug 30, 202635 minS3

    Is Carlos Alcaraz ready? What first round matches are we excited for? Who are the qualifiers to watch? And how do you actually navigate the US Open on Day 1? Christian of Christian's Court and I answer your questions in...

  • Episode #40

    Cincinnati Made History, and the US Open is here

    Aug 24, 202655 minS3

    Two 1000s ran back to back with no gap, so this episode is a two-parter. We recorded it during the Cincinnati men's final, with the score running underneath us the whole time. Act one is Cincinnati. Arthur Fils and...

  • Episode #39

    The People Growing Tennis (with Christian of Christian's Court)

    Aug 10, 20261h 14mS3

    Coco Gauff shouted out Christian's Court in a press conference this week, and that moment says a lot about who tennis lets in and who is actually growing it. Links: Send us a voice memo...

  • Episode #38

    Alex Eala Beat Five Champions and DC Proved a Point

    Aug 4, 202649 minS3

    Alex Eala won the DC Open by going through Qinwen Zheng, Leylah Fernandez, Naomi Osaka, Elina Svitolina, and Jessica Pegula, and became the first Filipino player to win a WTA singles title. This one is a solo pod...

  • Episode #37

    Live from the DC Open, the Most Fun Week in Tennis (with Ava)

    Jul 27, 202634 minS3

    We are live from the DC Open. The only tournament where you can record a podcast in the middle of the grounds and a player might pull up in the background. Watch our first dispatch from the grounds...

  • Episode #36

    Tennis Has a Storytelling Problem (ft. Ryan Ng of Forty Love Studio)

    Jul 20, 202647 minS3

    Nobody becomes a tennis fan from a highlight reel. This week, Ryan Ng of 40 Love Studio joins Anastasia to talk about the storytelling gap in tennis: the quirky grassroots characters going uncaptured, the six years Ryan...

  • Episode #35

    Winning Wimbledon, and Still Being Invisible

    Jul 14, 20261h 13mS3

    Linda Noskova won Wimbledon, and we couldn't name a single storyline for her. Alex Eala and Coco Gauff lost and stayed everywhere. This week we sit with the gap between results and recognition: how a champion can go...

  • Episode #34

    Alex Eala Took Out Swiatek and Took Over Wimbledon (Round Three)

    Jul 5, 202641 minS3

    Alex Eala beat Iga Swiatek, hit the Wimbledon rocket ship, and became the story of Round Three. Ava was on the grounds to watch it happen. Anastasia was catching the ESPN version from a 101 degree New York, where the...

  • Episode #33

    The Draw That Broke Everyone's Heart - Wimbledon Round 2 Recap

    Jul 3, 20261h 3mS3

    Round Two gave us the comeback we wanted and then the bracket took it right back. Grigor Dimitrov redeems last year's Centre Court heartbreak against Mensik, and the draw immediately pairs him with Berrettini, the other...

  • Episode #32

    Serena Got the Cameras, College Tennis Got the Wins (Wimbledon Round One, with Ian)

    Jul 1, 202640 minS3

    Serena's return pulled every headline at Wimbledon, and it earned it. But round one had a second story running underneath, and nobody was flagging it. Ana and Ian recap a first round where grass humbled the favorites...

  • Episode #31

    Tennis Media, Explained: Who Owns the Sport (with Chris Eubanks)

    Jun 28, 20261 hourS3

    Why does the same tournament charge different ticket prices for the men's and women's draws? Why can you bet on a match you're not allowed to stream? And do you really need seven subscriptions to follow the sport? Chris...

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