I had a chat with a very welcome guest, Joe Perry. The Gentleman spoke about his work in the commentary box, offering some fascinating insight into how he got started, how his playing career might influence him on the mic and how else he is involved with snooker off the table.

Listen to some strong opinions from The Snooker Hall community on the recent World Championship and the future of snooker. Also, a new listener gets in touch with a snooker dilemma…

I had a chat with Andres Petrov about a range of snooker topics: the recent World Championship, The Crucible theatre, practice routines, the exhibition circuit and how the tour works for players based outside the UK.

I gallantly battle through a cold to look back at some key moments in the 23/24 snooker season. The episode concludes with the inaugural Snooker Hall Podcast season awards. Email the show: [email protected]

A preview of the World Championship quarter finals and the big talking points so far.

Analysis of the first three days of action from The Crucible. There is a lot to talk about! Also, I share some recent emails from The Snooker Hall community.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. GaryOnCue joins the podcast today to look at the first round at The Crucible. We make some predictions and chat about some underlying narratives. Check him out on X @GaryOnCue

I’m delighted to say that James’ Snooker Nation joins the podcast for a chat about the final round of qualifying for The World Championship in Sheffield. We make our predictions for every match and then we respond to correspondence from The Snooker Hall community. Check out James’ Snooker Nation on X @jamessnooker.

A look back at the highlights of the Tour Championship, including Mark Williams’ glorious run to victory, then I share some correspondence from The Snooker Hall community. Is the crowd pandering getting a bit too “pass me the bucket”?

A look ahead to one of the premier events of the season: the Tour Championship. Predictions, pre-analysis and what we can look ahead to and what we should ignore. A few words on why the World Mixed Doubles might not be as positive as it seems.