We discuss our own least favorite commentator moments - from Charlie Rose's asking Rog how to hold a racquet to Dick Enberg's Oh My - with our friend Erik Fabian.

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A battle of nations? More ancient greek poetry? Tennis moved to ice courts and played during the winter? A thorough examination of all the things we could do to make tennis matter at the international olympic games.

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We check in on the Coupe Roger (and spill a LOT of tea) with our friends from the North, The Body Serve hosts James Rogers and Jonathan Newman.

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We spill the tea and do a Wimbledon walk through of our own, with Grand Slam sanitation expert Katie Rogers.

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Eurosport's Anders Rasmussen joins us to preview The Championships at Wimbledon, and we offer some bold proposals to fix tennis on TV once and for all!

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One just won a Grand Slam for the first time, the other is totally blowing this doping stuff. We have some thoughts on both, as well as some FREE advice for Novak Djokovic to win American hearts and minds.

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A late-career surge from Richard Gasquet has French hearts aflame at Roland Garros, and we talk about the Williams Invitational, Serena and Venus' VIP tennis/ping-pong/dance competition. Plus: bonus parenting advice from C&C.

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One of the many ways Europe is better than America? It takes tennis tv coverage seriously. Plus, Caitlin makes a new friend in Sweden.

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We're launching a tennis quarterly magazine, and YOU can be on the podcast. Plus, talking French Open and we give Andy Murray a new coach.

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Get off our lawns and help us figure out how to stream tennis on our computers, or join our campaign to draft DeadHead NBA announcer - and all around zen poet - Bill Walton into tennis commentating. The game needs it.

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