Phil and Nick return with the podcast on a special snooker night as Jack Lisowski finally wins his first ranking event at the age of 34, beating Judd Trump 9-8 to win the Northern Ireland Open.

There's plenty of reflection on the week overall, including Phil's time in Belfast. Plus we look ahead to the International Championship.

Keep your snooker views coming to us, and your memories of the podcast ahead of our fifth birthday.

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Nick is now such a diva, he insisted Phil came down to one of his local pubs to record this week's episode.

Live from Hackney in east London, there's plenty of chat about Mark Williams becoming snooker's oldest ever ranking event winner with victory at the Xi'an Grand Prix.

There's also a look ahead to the Northern Ireland Open, a tournament Phil will be attending in Belfast.

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Phil and Nick return with the podcast, looking ahead to the next tournament on the calendar, the Xi'an Grand Prix.

There's also a look back at International Championship qualifying, a round-up of the latest snooker news and your views.

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Nick and Phil are back with the podcast, reflecting on glory for Shaun Murphy at the British Open. There's a review of the tournament overall, including Nick's thoughts on the venue.

We also reflect on Neil Robertson making his 1,000th century - Robertson reaching the landmark just before we came on air - and round up all the rest of the snooker news.

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Nick and Phil return with the podcast, reflecting on glory for Mark Allen at the English Open in Brentwood. There's plenty of chat about the tournament overall, including Zhou Yuelong going so close and complaints about the conditions. Plus we have early news from the British Open in Cheltenham.

The other main focus of this new episode is the Matchroom documentary. We don't think it was a very good advert for snooker and we tell you why. If you'd like to have your say on the documentary - or indeed any snooker issue - please do tweet us @TalkingSnooker or email [email protected]

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Nick and Phil are here once again for loads of snooker chat, focusing on the latest from the English Open in Brentwood. There's loads to talk about too, including two more maximum breaks.

There's also a look ahead to next week's British Open, we catch up with your correspondence and remember some of the memorable Home Nations finals from the past decade.

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Hello everyone. The first of our autumn run of broadcasts reflects on victory for Xiao Guodong at the Wuhan Open and Bai Yulu at the UK Women's Championship in Leeds.

There's also a look ahead to the English Open in Brentwood and a round-up of all the other latest snooker news.

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Phil and Nick return with the last episode of our summer season. We catch up with your correspondence, including views on the big money tournament in Saudi Arabia, the future of the Crucible and Ronnie O'Sullivan. We also hear more of your plans about going to tournaments this season.

Plus there's early news from the Wuhan Open, including two maximum breaks and the end of a certain curse.

We'll return soon with our autumn run of episodes, with more voices to come and our usual tournament news service.

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Phil and Nick return to reflect on victory for Neil Robertson at the big money ranking tournament in Saudi Arabia.

There's loads of chat about matters on the table, including a remarkable performance in the semi-finals from Ronnie O'Sullivan. Plus we discuss the branding of the event as the 'fourth major' and the poor crowds in Jeddah.

There's also a look ahead to the Wuhan Open, news of the new Professional Snooker Players Association, the retirement of Jan Verhaas as a referee after more than three decades in the job and the sad news that Geoff Foulds has died.

We'll bring you the final episode in our summer season next week, when we catch up with your views. You can still be part of that - tweet us @TalkingSnooker or email [email protected]

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Nick and Phil are joined by one of the game's exciting young talents, Liam Pullen. He talks to us about his time as an amateur, which included many battles with Stan Moody. There's his two seasons so far on tour, and having to go back to Q School this year. Plus Liam's hopes for the future.

Keep your thoughts coming please - tweet us @TalkingSnooker or email [email protected] - and we'll return with the podcast after Saudi Arabia.

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