In this first installment of a captivating four-part series, Legends of the Cue welcomes Mark Kendall — the soulful guitarist and founding member of the multi-platinum rock band Great White, and one of the most accomplished celebrity pool players in the world. Known for his passionate guitar riffs and humble nature, Kendall opens up to hosts Mark Wilson, Mike Gonzalez and Allison Fisher about the fascinating intersections of music, family, and the game of pool that shaped his life.

Born into a musical household in Southern California, Mark’s journey began with jazz records spinning in the background and a deep appreciation for rhythm and melody passed down from his trumpet-playing father and singer mother. By age nine, a neighbor’s garage band sparked a lifelong love affair with the guitar — one that would eventually propel him to international rock stardom. But just as powerful was his discovery of the pool table in the family garage, igniting another lifelong passion.

Kendall recounts his early years juggling baseball, music, and pool, his formative experiences at California’s famed Westminster Family Billiards, and his first brushes with the competitive world of straight pool and nine-ball. With his trademark humility and humor, he reflects on lessons learned from early defeats, the thrill of live performance, and the shared intensity between the stage and the pool hall.

From neighborhood jam sessions to his first electric guitar on Christmas morning, from teenage tournaments to facing future pros, this episode paints a vivid portrait of a natural talent driven by curiosity, competition, and pure love of craft.

Tune in as Mark Kendall begins his journey — where cue balls meet power chords, and the rhythm of the game mirrors the heartbeat of rock ’n’ roll.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

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In the riveting conclusion of our four-part Legends of the Cue series with Keith “El Diablo” McCready, the legendary shot-maker and showman opens up about the artistry, heart, and hard lessons behind his unforgettable career. From his early days hustling in rough-and-tumble pool halls to his fearless showdowns with icons like Efren Reyes, Keith reflects on the fearless attitude and creative flair that made him both a crowd favorite and a feared opponent.

Joined by co-hosts Mike Gonzalez, Mark Wilson, and Allison Fisher, Keith takes listeners inside his singular approach to the game — the “twisting” of balls, the mastery of cue-ball speeds, and the instinctive genius that made his play “poetry in motion.” He shares candid reflections on learning through combat, staying out of his comfort zone, and how he found magic not through mechanics, but through pure feel.

Off the table, McCready speaks with honesty and humor about his journey through triumphs and turbulence — from the high-stakes gambling life to lessons learned from age, injury, and self-discovery. In his unmistakable style, Keith reveals what he would and wouldn’t change, the one “mulligan” he might take, and how he wants to be remembered: as an entertainer, a fighter, and one of the best “for the money.”

It’s Keith McCready unfiltered — colorful, insightful, and full of soul. A true original whose stories, passion, and spirit capture what makes the greats of the game timeless.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

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In this third installment of our four-part Legends of the Cue conversation with the legendary Keith McCready, we dive into one of the most fascinating chapters of his extraordinary life — his unforgettable role as Grady Seasons in Martin Scorsese’s 1986 classic, The Color of Money.

Keith takes us behind the scenes of how a real pool hustler from the road found himself sharing the screen — and trading lines — with Paul Newman and a young Tom Cruise. From a serendipitous encounter at the 1985 U.S. Open 9-Ball Championship in Norfolk, Virginia, to a whirlwind Hollywood audition, Keith recounts how his fiery personality, quick wit, and unmistakable flair caught the eye of Scorsese and his casting team.

Listeners will hear incredible first-hand stories about life on the movie set — helping Cruise look more like a real pool player, watching Newman prepare for his Oscar-winning performance, and the chaos of shooting pool scenes that sometimes took 37 takes to perfect. Keith’s memories spill out with his trademark humor and honesty — from “borrowing” a few cues on set to the moment his ad-libbed line became one of the film’s most quotable.

But this episode isn’t just about Hollywood magic. It’s about the crossroads of pool and pop culture — and how The Color of Money reignited America’s love affair with the game. Keith reflects on the movie’s lasting legacy, his brush with fame, and how the hustler’s life and the Hollywood spotlight briefly collided in a way that only “Earthquake McCready” could make happen.

A must-listen for any fan of the film or the golden age of pool.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

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In this second installment of Legends of the Cue featuring the incomparable Keith “Earthquake” McCready, the stories get wilder, the stakes higher, and the characters larger than life. With his trademark wit and fearless honesty, Keith takes us deep into the gritty underworld of American pool during its most colorful era — where the lights never dimmed, the games never stopped, and the money was always on the line.

From marathon gambling sessions at California’s legendary Billiard Palace to encounters with icons like Minnesota Fats, Ronnie Allen, and Danny DiLiberto, McCready recalls a time when skill, nerve, and street smarts were the only currencies that mattered. He shares how his early years were a “mini-laboratory” for learning to play under relentless pressure — and the sometimes-questionable methods players used to keep going for days on end.

Listeners will hear Keith’s hilarious and heartbreaking tales of triumph and trouble: falling asleep under pool tables with cash in his pockets, only to wake up robbed; being “jarred” mid-match by opponents looking for an edge; and hustling through the West Coast’s roughest rooms armed with nothing but talent and charm.

Co-hosts Mike Gonzalez, Allison Fisher, and Mark Wilson bring warmth and insight as they guide Keith through these vivid memories — from his friendship with the greats to the challenges of vision loss that ended his playing days far too soon.

Equal parts humor, danger, and heart, this episode captures the essence of a man who lived pool at full throttle and left an indelible mark on the game.

🎱 Join us for Part 2 of “Earthquake” Keith McCready — the stories only he could tell, from a life lived at the edge of the table.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

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In this first installment of our Legends of the Cue four-part series, hosts Mike Gonzalez, Allison Fisher, and Mark Wilson sit down with one of pool’s most electrifying personalities—Keith McCready—to trace the raw, unfiltered beginnings of a life that could only be described as cinematic.

Born in Elmhurst, Illinois, and raised under the California sun, Keith’s early years were anything but ordinary. By age ten, while most kids were trading baseball cards, he was already gambling, running pool tables, and learning the delicate art of survival. After losing his mother at a young age, Keith found refuge in the game—and in the smoky glow of California pool halls where legends like Louis Lemke and “Cowboy” Jimmy Moore tested his growing talent.

Adopted at 13 by Bob Wallace, the owner of a local poolroom, Keith’s new family gave him both stability and access to the best action on the West Coast. By fifteen, he was on the road, matching up against future world champions, and earning a nickname that captured his fearless spirit—El Diablo. His stories of those days—standing on Coke crates to reach the table, running 56 balls at age twelve, winning thousands at the racetrack before eighth grade, and learning from icons like Ronnie Allen—paint the portrait of a natural-born competitor with an edge as sharp as his stroke.

This episode captures the roots of a player whose talent, charisma, and streetwise grit later caught the eye of none other than Martin Scorsese, who cast him as Grady Seasons in The Color of Money. Join us as Keith McCready takes us back to where it all began—before the fame, before the film—when the hustle, the game, and the gamble were one and the same.

🎱 A story only Keith could tell, and only pool could create.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

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In this concluding episode of our four-part series with the incomparable Mike Massey, we journey through a defining chapter of his extraordinary life in pool. Already recognized as the game’s premier trick shot artist, Mike reflects on the mid-2000s when his career transitioned from peak competition to enduring legacy.

We begin with his collaboration with noted author Phil Capelle on Mike Massey’s World of Trick Shots, a groundbreaking instructional book blending precision diagrams, insider tips, and colorful travel stories. From near-miss train rides in Europe to unforgettable exhibition moments, Mike brings his adventures vividly to life.

The discussion turns to honors befitting a master: induction into the Billiard Congress of America Hall of Fame in 2005 and, more recently, the inaugural class of the Artistic Pool Hall of Fame alongside Tom Rossman and George Middleditch. Mike shares candid reflections on what those accolades meant, the pioneers who paved the way, and the responsibility of carrying pool’s entertainment tradition forward.

Yet, beyond titles and trophies, Mike reveals his other passions—music, poetry, and faith. A self-taught country singer with a catalog on ReverbNation, he describes storytelling through song as both a creative outlet and a spiritual calling. He also speaks openly about challenges, redemption, and the lessons he hopes others might learn from his journey.

As always, we close with our signature three questions, where Mike offers timeless advice to young players, contemplates the “do-over” shots that still linger in memory, and reflects on how he would like the pool world to remember him.

This episode is not only about one man’s remarkable career but also about resilience, integrity, and leaving a legacy that transcends the table.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

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In this third installment of our four-part conversation with Mike Massey—BCA Hall of Fame inductee, Artistic Pool Hall of Fame member, and the greatest trick shot artist of all time—we continue charting the incredible journey of one of the game’s most colorful and accomplished legends.

Mike takes us inside one of his proudest achievements: a grueling 24-hour marathon in Austria where he recorded an astonishing 330 break-and-runs in nine-ball, a feat witnessed live on national television that helped billiards gain recognition as a sport in Austria. From charity marathons pocketing thousands of balls to exhibitions that inspired young players like Jasmine Ouschan, Mike reflects on how endurance, creativity, and sheer love for the game have shaped his legacy.

We also revisit his early Mosconi Cup experiences—battling the likes of Jimmy White and a teenage Ronnie O’Sullivan—and hear how those high-stakes moments showcased both the rivalry and camaraderie between pool and snooker greats. Along the way, Mike shares vivid memories of iconic figures such as Minnesota Fats, Luther Lassiter, Steve Mizerak, Buddy Hall, and Earl Strickland, offering candid insights into their personalities, strengths, and quirks at the table.

The episode closes with a warm look back at Pool School in Paradise, the innovative training experience he co-created with Allison Fisher and Gerda Hofstätter that blended world-class instruction with unforgettable camaraderie in Hawaii and Vancouver.

From epic matches and world-class runs to bicycles in Vancouver and late-night storytelling, this chapter of Mike Massey’s life captures the spirit of a man who has not only mastered the cue but elevated the game for fans and players around the globe.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

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In this second installment of our four-part conversation with legendary cue artist Mike Massey, we continue to trace the winding road of one of the most fascinating figures in billiards history. From the highs of tournament victories to the depths of personal struggles, Mike shares his remarkable story with unflinching honesty, warmth, and humor.

We pick up in the mid-1980s, a time when Massey was rebuilding his life after personal turmoil, finding new love with his wife Francine, and embarking on a life on the road filled with pool cues, dogs, cats, and countless miles in a small Honda. Listeners will hear how he balanced the dual demands of being a competitive player and a globe-trotting entertainer, performing exhibitions that dazzled audiences and, at times, distracted from tournament success.

Mike recounts the early days of artistic pool and trick shots, when he became a pioneer of the craft, setting the standard with creativity and unmatched shot-making ability. From the famous “boot shot” to his dominance in Trick Shot Magic, he describes how exhibitions became both his livelihood and his ministry, a unique way to share his faith while entertaining crowds across the world.

Alongside co-hosts Allison Fisher, Mark Wilson and Mike Gonzalez, Mike also reflects on his experiences in Europe, where television exposure on Eurosport gave him a platform years before the U.S. audience caught on. His stories of arm-wrestling fellow pros, bench-pressing over 400 pounds at age 60, and competing against snooker greats provide a window into the colorful personality behind the legend.

This episode captures the resilience, showmanship, and pioneering spirit that made Mike Massey not only a world champion but also the greatest trick shot artist the game has ever seen.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

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In this opening installment of Legends of the Cue, we sit down with one of the most colorful and compelling figures the game of pool has ever known—Mike “Tennessee Tarzan” Massey. Widely celebrated as the greatest trick shot artist of all time, Massey is also a fierce competitor, a winner of major nine-ball titles, and a Hall of Fame member whose story reaches far beyond the table.

Mike Gonzalez, Allison Fisher, and Mark Wilson guide the conversation as Massey begins to recount a remarkable life shaped by hardship, hustle, and resilience. From a turbulent childhood in Loudon, Tennessee—marked by poverty, addiction in the family, and a precocious turn to gambling—to discovering an almost instinctive gift for pool as a teenager, Massey’s early story is raw, unfiltered, and unforgettable.

Listeners will hear how, at just 17, he joined the military and found himself winning tournaments across Europe while painting murals for his battalion. From there, he hit the road, navigating the dangerous, high-stakes world of hustling in bars and backrooms across America. Along the way, he crossed paths with legendary gamblers like Titanic Thompson, faced life-threatening encounters, and endured battles with drugs that nearly consumed him.

This episode doesn’t shy away from the darker chapters of Massey’s journey, but it also sets the stage for the redemption, faith, and triumphs to come. His candid storytelling offers a rare glimpse into the hidden corners of pool’s underworld and the resilience it takes to rise from it.

Join us for Part One of this four-part series as Mike Massey begins to share his extraordinary life story—a tale of survival, transformation, and a love for the game that would ultimately define him.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

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After three episodes of stories, lessons, and unfiltered honesty, Legends of the Cue brings you the powerful conclusion to our four-part conversation with one of the most fascinating figures in cue sports: John Schmidt — the man who broke Willie Mosconi’s 65-year-old straight pool high run record.

Known to fans as “Mr. 600,” John opens up about the physical and mental toll of chasing greatness, from pounding thousands of balls a day until his body ached, to embracing fitness, nutrition, and even the right shoes and chalk as critical tools of the trade. He recalls the pivotal shift in strategy that allowed him to reach his historic 626-ball run — the humility it took to change a break shot he’d hit the same way for decades, and the lessons learned pushing past 400 into uncharted territory.

But triumph didn’t come without turbulence. John candidly shares the darker side of his achievement: the skepticism, harsh criticism, and even hostility that followed. In his words, the adoration and the animosity revealed as much about human nature as about pool itself. Through it all, he kept perspective — focusing on performance, consistency, and the ability to thrive under pressure.

The conversation also revisits Schmidt’s time representing Team USA under Captain Mark Wilson at the Mosconi Cup, the camaraderie and challenges of team competition, and the unforgettable atmosphere of playing in front of raucous European crowds. Finally, John reflects on the career “Mulligans” he’d take if given the chance, and how he truly wishes to be remembered — not only as a great player, but as a good person.

This finale delivers the wit, humility, and raw passion of a man who pushed the limits of straight pool, and himself, to the edge of history.

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"Legends of the Cue" is a cue sports history podcast featuring interviews with Hall of Fame members, world champions, and influential figures from across the world of cue sports—including pocket billiards, snooker, and carom disciplines such as three-cushion billiards. We highlight the people, places, and moments that have shaped the game—celebrating iconic players, memorable events, historic venues, and the brands that helped define generations of play. With a focus on the positive spirit of the sport, our goal is to create a rich, engaging, and timeless archive of stories that fans can enjoy now and for years to come.

Co-hosted by WPA and BCA Hall of Fame member Allison Fisher and Mosconi Cup player and captain Mark Wilson, Legends of the Cue brings these stories to life—told in the voices of the game’s greatest figures.

 Join Allison, Mark and Mike Gonzalez for “Legends of the Cu...