I spoke to German Masters winner Kyren Wilson at the Tempodrom. He agrees '100 per cent' with Barry Hawkins, who told Radio Snooker with Nick Metcalfe that the venue deserves a triple crown tournament.

Wilson also says he'd like to see the German Masters played with a maximum of two tables in the arena next year, with the top 16 going straight through to the last 32 stage as they do at the World Championship and UK Championship.

Barry Hawkins told me in Berlin that he believes the Tempodrom deserves to host an even bigger tournament than the German Masters and thinks it could be the venue for a triple crown event.

What do you think of what Barry has to say? Join the debate across social media - on Twitter, Reddit and Facebook - or email [email protected]

I spoke to fans at the Tempodrom straight after the German Masters final between Barry Hawkins and Kyren Wilson. They tell me what they made of the match and talk about their experience of attending this tournament in Berlin.

Thank you so much for listening to my coverage from Germany in recent days, it's been great to have you for company. If you'd like to react to anything you've heard, or indeed have a view on any snooker matter, tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

I was very pleased to speak with the broadcaster Rolf Kalb here at the German Masters. Rolf's contribution to the growth of snooker in Germany is recognised by everybody and it was fascinating to have a conversation with him.

Rolf tells me about how he fell in love with the game, his feelings when the German Masters first came to Berlin and some of his favourite moments from the event. He also talks to me about me why he retired as a Eurosport commentator last year, his role as compere at the Tempodrom and his disappointment at the loss of other tournaments in mainland Europe.

One of the most popular media outlets for German snooker fans is the Total Clearance podcast and I was delighted to speak with one of the presenters, Christian Oehmicke, at the Tempodrom.

Christian talks about his own love of the game, the success of the German Masters and why he wishes there were more tournaments in mainland Europe.

Hello to you from the Tempodrom. It's brilliant to be talking to so many big voices from the German community. I spoke with Lula Witzescher, the owner of the terrific SNOOKERPRO.de website.
Keep your thoughts coming to me on anything you're hearing from here in Germany, or indeed on any snooker matter. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

Here's my commentary on the winning moments live from London's Alexandra Palace as Shaun Murphy beats Kyren Wilson to claim his second Masters title.

I describe the closing stages of the Masters final at Alexandra Palace between Shaun Murphy and Kyren Wilson.

I'd love to hear your feedback on my coverage this week. All thoughts are welcome. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

I'll be back soon to catch up on your correspondence. Thank you for your company throughout the Masters.

One of the best weekends of the snooker season is here. The climax of the Masters is coming on Sunday, when I'll bring you commentary on the closing stages of the final.

Before that it's semi-final Saturday, with Mark Allen taking on Shaun Murphy and Judd Trump playing Kyren Wilson.

Keep your thoughts coming to me please - I'm intending to catch up with your correspondence next week. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

I've had the pleasure and privilege of speaking with one of snooker's truly beloved champions of yesteryear, Cliff Thorburn.

Three-time Masters winner Thorburn shares some of his memories of the event on its 50th birtday after I show him a picture from the first edition in 1975. 

Cliff also pays tribute to two wonderful champions we've lost recently, Ray Reardon and Terry Griffiths. 

Keep your thoughts coming please. Let me know what you think of the Radio Snooker output. All feedback is welcome. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]