Rounding up the week’s snooker news in 147 seconds...

Sam Craigie is in the hot seat for the new episode of the WST Podcast.

Craigie looks back on the early years of his career, his battle to establish himself on the pro tour, and his best runs including a debut at the Crucible last season.  He discusses his attitude towards snooker and his determination to live a better and healthier life having had difficulties with alcohol and depression in the past.

Rounding up the week’s snooker news in 147 seconds...

Jamie Clarke looks back on his quarrel with Anthony McGill at the 2020 Betfred World Championship in the new episode of the WST Podcast.

Welshman Clarke reflects in detail on that run in snooker’s biggest event which brought him from the threat of relegation to the brink of the quarter-finals at the Crucible.

He also recalls the early years of his career when he struggled to earn a place on the pro tour, and reveals how reading self-improvement books has helped change his life and career.

Rounding up the week’s snooker news in 147 seconds...

A quarter of a century after he reached his first ranking final at the Welsh Open, Mark King, one of the circuit’s great characters over the past 30 years, speaks candidly about his life in snooker in the new episode of the WST Podcast.

King describes the emotions he went through when he won his first title at the 2016 Northern Ireland Open, and what that moment meant to him and his family. He also discusses his grounding in the sport on the amateur scene in Essex, the work ethic he has always had as a player, his infamous boxing match with Quinten Hann, and much more.

In the presenter’s chair is Michael McMullan, who has spent over 20 years covering the tour as a journalist and broadcaster.

Rounding up the week’s snooker news in 147 seconds...

Mark Joyce looks back on his career in the new episode of the WST Podcast.

Joyce reflects on his best moments including his run to the 2019 Riga Masters final and his Crucible debut in 2021. He also considers how he can improve consistency in his game and achieve his career goals.

In the presenter’s chair is Michael McMullan, who has spent over 20 years covering the tour as a journalist and broadcaster.

Rounding up the week’s snooker news in 147 seconds...

Joe Perry, a pro for 30 years and former ranking event winner, takes the chair for the new episode of the WST Podcast.

Perry recalls his early years in the sport and development as a player, and looks back on the key moments of his career including his 2008 World Championship semi-final, 2017 Masters final and his biggest triumph at the 2015 Players Championship in Thailand.

He also discusses his friendship with Neil Robertson, his work as a television commentator and analyst, and his opinions on the future of the tour.