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In Squash is a squash podcast that we've all been waiting for. Interviews and conversations with world class players, coaches, squash media, referees, and enthusiasts like myself, and anyone else who is a friend of the game. Enjoy the squash podcast.
Unknown Host hosts In squash - The Podcast, a sports show with 407 episodes published.
Episode 408 – Declan James: Back to His Best, the Road to LA 2028, and Representing Jamaica After one of the toughest setbacks of his career, Declan James is back. The former World No. 15 returned from a ruptured Achille
At only 19 years old, Amina Orfi has already achieved what most players spend an entire career chasing. The four-time World Junior Champion is now the youngest ever Women’s World Open Champion, the 2026 World Champion, a
Six years after his first appearance on the podcast, Greg Lobban returns to discuss one of the biggest decisions of his professional career. Following his recent announcement that he intends to pursue Australian citizens
Episode 405 is a special one as longtime friend and one of the most respected figures in Canadian squash, Eric Baldwin, finally joins the podcast. Eric and I go way back to our junior days competing in Atlantic Canada, s
We welcome back one of the biggest movers on the PSA Tour this season, Yahya Elnawasany. After joining us earlier in the season during our Nash Cup series, Yahya returns following a breakthrough second half of the year t
Matt Bishop returns to the In Squash Podcast for a conversation that dives deep into the Atlantic Canada squash scene—past, present, and where the game is heading. A long-time Nova Scotia provincial champion, multi-time
Ep. 402 – Johnny Williams on Orfi, Asal, the World Championships & the Future of Squash Squash TV’s very own Johnny Williams returns to the pod as we break down the tremendous 2026 World Championship. We dive deep into A
Ep. 401 — Nathan Clarke Recaps a Historic World Championship Now that the dust has settled, Nathan Clarke of Squash Player Magazine joins the podcast to break down one of the most entertaining and historic World Champion
Jonathan Power’s attacking style and on-court presence were unlike anything squash had seen before; and it served to lay the groundwork for the attacking style of play that we see from the best in the game today. JP retu
Luke Butterworth jumps back on the pod and does not disappoint. Luke Butterworth returns to the pod—and once again delivers. We dive into Greenwich Academy’s incredible run of 10 consecutive high school girls’ squash tit
Former World Champion, world number two, and one of the very best coaches in the game today—Rodney Martin jumps back onto the pod for another insightful chat. We dive into his work with Gina Kennedy, who’s been producing
World No. 13 Marina Stefanoni makes her In Squash debut, and it was an impressive one at that. One of four American women now ranked inside the PSA top 20, Marina has had a breakout season, climbing from just inside the
Former World #2 Peter Marshall returns to the podcast and it was well worth the wait. We begin by revisiting Peter’s career, including the origins of his iconic two-handed technique, his two World Open finals against Jan
In this episode, I’m joined by Rahul Vashishtha, currently at Bates College and soon to take on the Assistant Coach role at Louisville Collegiate School. Rahul has taken a truly global path through the game—starting in I
I’m joined by James Zug—a true pillar in the squash media space and someone who, in many ways, helped inspire this very podcast through his early work with Outside the Glass. We’ve been meaning to make this one happen fo
One of the PSA's most exciting young talents, Matias Knudsen, makes his In Squash Pod debut on Ep. 393. We take a deep dive into his breakout season, what it means to earn direct entry into the World Championships, and h
PSA Gold and Platinum events are back—and with them, one of the standout tournaments on the calendar: the Optasia Championship, and with that we’re joined by Bassim Haidar—Founder of Optasia and the driving force behind
In this episode, I’m joined by Cross Court Analytics data analyst Tom Glover, who takes us behind the scenes of how elite players and coaches are using performance data to gain a competitive edge. We explore how Cross Co
Hadrian Stiff returns to the podcast for another thoughtful and wide-ranging conversation. Since we last spoke in a two-part episode on the mental and technical sides of the game, Hadrian has continued his work in New Yo
Greg Marche makes a long awaited return after his remarkable run to the semi-finals of the Windy City Open, making him the second-oldest player ever to reach a major semi-final on the PSA Tour. Greg reflects on the tourn
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