Framed: The Snooker Podcast

Phil Yates has been covering snooker for more than 30 years and has even lost to a 10 year-old Ronnie O’Sullivan. He also has an early tip for this year's World Championship.

The Australian tour pro Ryan Thomerson tells Shabnam Younus-Jewell about chasing his dream, car valeting and house renovating.

Mary talks about her life in snooker and her ongoing battle with Crohn’s disease.

Up and coming Welsh snooker player Jackson Page chats with Shabnam Younus-Jewell about learning under the wing of Mark Williams and wanting to be better than Ronnie O’Sullivan. Jackson also discusses his early years playing, learning under the wing of Mark Williams and losing weight and getting fitter to make him a better player.

The much loved BBC commentator and former Big Break star tells Shabnam how he went from snooker player to TV personality. JV talks trick shots, impersonations and how much he still loves working in the sport he has contributed to for over 50 years.

The famous father and son behind the Matchroom Sport empire join Shabnam to chat snooker. As well as that they talk boxing and new year's resolutions.

The 2010 world snooker champion chats to Shabnam from Australia joined by his manager.

Neil is taking a long break, hoping to come back fighting for the rest of the season.

His manager Django Fung joins the party from Hong Kong, to mainly tell stories of when Neil has been at his forgetful best!

The coach behind the SightRight technique which has helped three world champions. This has transformed the careers of Ronnie O'Sullivan, Mark Williams and Stuart Bingham. Steve explains the origins of his method and his most proud moments.

The teenage professional Liam Pullen on his idol Mark Selby and his friendly rivalry with Stan Moody.

The York player also tells Shabnam about growing pains, being helped by Peter Lines and his dog Ronnie.

The World Women’s player tells Shabnam how she juggles snooker with the film industry.