Blair Henley returns to Inside-In to discuss a wide range of fun topics, recapping her months on the road covering tennis from a courtside view. Henley explains why the Fed Cup tie in Delray brought out the best in the American women's game, shares some of her favorite Indian Wells Stadium 3 memories, and discusses what she learned interviewing Tommy Paul at the US Men's Clay Court Championships in Houston. She also shares her story from being behind the scenes at last year's Laver Cup, where Roger Federer said his emotional goodbye to the game.

And Vansh Vermani joins the show to recap the Monte Carlo Masters, which saw Andrey Rublev claim his first 1000 level title. Vermani, who specializes in statistics and a data driven approach to analyzing the game, dives into several men's players such as Holger Rune, Taylor Fritz, and Stefanos Tsitsipas as they look for success on the clay. Novak Djokovic's health, Casper Ruud's success on the dirt, and several other topics are also discussed in this wide-ranging chat. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Clay court season is here, and longtime Tennis Channel broadcaster Brett Haber joins the podcast to look at all the action from the Monte Carlo Masters. Haber discusses Novak Djokovic's return to the court, Daniil Medvedev's transition to the surface, & whether players like Andrey Rublev & Stefanos Tsitsipas are likely to make an impact at the event. The Master of Ceremonies at the International Tennis Hall of Fame also chats the recent titles for Ons Jabeur & Frances Tiafoe, Rafael Nadal's health, and so much more.

And then college tennis insider Parsa Nemati joins the show to discuss the rising level of the game at the NCAA level. Nemati breaks down why many top players are choosing the college route more often, how he became a legitimate insider for news in the sport, and which players & schools are primed for big seasons this spring. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Tennis.com Senior Editorial Manager Ed McGrogran joins Inside-In from the grounds in Charleston, where he is covering the WTA's start of clay court season. McGrogan recaps Petra Kvitova's triumph in Miami, breaks down a loaded field in South Carolina, and discusses the opportunities at hand for players like Jessica Pegula, Ons Jabeur, & Belinda Bencic. He also shares his thoughts on the return of Novak Djokovic next week in Monte Carlo, and explains why it's another surface that we wishes to see him face-off with Carlos Alcaraz on.

And then veteran coach Brad Stine returns to the podcast to discuss the ascent of his current pupil, American standout Tommy Paul. Stine explains what where the pivotal moments that preceded Paul's success, recaps that semifinal run in Melbourne, & explains why there's a lot to like about American tennis & the men's game as a whole. It's a lengthy chat with a legendary coach that you're not going to want to miss. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Huge show this week with two standout professionals appearing as guests. Tennis journalist & podcast host Amy Lundy joins the show to break down the 2023 Miami Open, and ponder if anyone can stand in Carlos Alcaraz & Elena Rybakina's way. Lundy discusses the respective growth of both Taylor Fritz & Jannik Sinner, the improbable runs of Sonia Cirstea & Chris Eubanks, and forecasts a future rivalry between Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic.

And then Noah Eagle, radio voice of the Los Angeles Clippers has a long-ranging conversation about his career, growth, and tennis. Eagle discusses how he juggles his various gigs, which tennis players have captured his eye from the booth & afar, and why he keeps pushing forward with a positive outlook. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Tennis Channel analyst & former pro Jan-Michael Gambill joins the podcast to recap all the action from Indian Wells, where Carlos Alcaraz played flawless tennis en route to a title in the desert. Gambill explains how Alcaraz has embraced his new role as world #1, Medvedev's impressive run to the final, & how players like Jannik Sinner & Frances Tiafoe were able to make runs in Tennis Paradise.

And the current broadcaster breaks down the women's event at Indian Wells, which saw Elena Rybakina win another big title over Aryna Sabalenka. Gambill discusses Rybakina's rise, Iga Swiatek next step, and looks ahead to a star-studded Miami Open. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Tennis Now journalist & podcast host Chris Oddo joins the show live from the grounds of Indian Wells to recap all the incredible action taking place in the desert. Oddo analyzes Carlos Alcaraz' marvelous return to the place where his ascension started a year ago, and discusses whether defending champ Taylor Fritz can add another title to his collection. He dives into the superb play of Frances Tiafoe, Daniil Medvedev's disgust with the slow court conditions, and the icy handshake between Holger Rune & Stan Wawrinka.

And on the women's side, Oddo breaks down world #1 Iga Swiatek's sustained brilliance, Aryna Sabalenka finding her groove, and whether Maria Sakkari has finally turned a pivotal corner. There's tons of showdowns still to come from Tennis Paradise, & this show has got you covered. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Former top 10 player Andrea Petkovic joins the show in the midst of her TC commentary debut, and the German has a lot to say as only she can. Petkovic explains what it was like following in the footsteps of legends in her home country, how her career came to be complete, & why writing is such as a huge passion in her life. And after completing a week of commentary in English, she's officially hooked and ready for more.

And then Gill Gross joins the show for a recap of Daniil Medvedev's third title in a row, and an analysis of Novak Djokovic's level in Dubai. One of the premier voices in tennis media, Gross previews the 2023 Indian Wells event and predicts which players are set up for success in Tennis Paradise. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Tennis Channel analyst Nico Pereira returns to Inside-In to recap the championship performances of the past weekend by Daniil Medvedev, Cam Norrie, Barbora Krejčíková & a few others. Pereira discusses Carlos Alcaraz & his health going forward, the pressures facing Iga Swiatek, & the sustained brilliance by Novak Djokovic as he picks up where he left off in Dubai.

The former pro player also takes a look at the action Acapulco, a scintillating matchup between Ben Shelton & Holger Rune, and the unfortunate withdrawals from Indian Wells that include Rafael Nadal & Nick Kyrgios. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Olympic gold medalist Monica Puig joins the show this week to discuss the moment that changed her life, & how she's adjusting to life after retiring from pro tennis. The Puerto Rican explains how she became obsessed with the sport, that life-changing run in the Rio Olympics, & what her thoughts are with the current crop of talented players & their prioritization on mental health.

And TC broadcaster Geoff Chizever returns to the show to discuss all the action taking place around the globe, and to weigh in on Iga Swiatek's continued dominance on the WTA. Chizever breaks down Carlos Alcaraz' successful return on the clay, Taylor Fritz breaking into the top 5, & the unfortunate struggles of Dominic Thiem. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Esteemed tennis play-by-play man Ted Robinson returns to Inside-In to break down all the tennis taking place across the world. Robinson recaps Yibing Wu's historic win in Dallas, & discusses how Iga Swiatek will handle the expectations to back up her historic 2022 season. The veteran broadcaster also evaluates the current headspaces of Stefanos Tsitsipas & Daniil Medvedev, while dissecting the recent WTA matches including Jessica Pegula & Coco Gauff.

And you won't want to miss Robinson's reaction to 33-year-old semi pro player Matija Pecotić taking a break from his real estate job to beat former Top 10 player Jack Sock! With tennis taking place on three different playing surfaces, broadcasting titan has got you covered.