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Michael Holt: The Hitman targets tour return

The Nottingham player reveals his best coaching tips to Shabnam Younus-Jewell.

• 27 mins

Iulian Boiko: The youth from Ukraine aiming high

The youngest player to turn professional talks about being part of an exciting new era.

• 27 mins

Steve Davis: Crucible King to Glastonbury God

The Essex snooker great invites Shabnam into his dressing room at the UK Championship.

• 37 mins

Varshaa Sanjeev Kumar: Shooting for the stars

The World Women鈥檚 player tells Shabnam how she juggles snooker with the film industry.

• 26 mins

Liam Pullen: "I'll take being Selby in the future"

The teenage professional on his idol Mark Selby and his friendly rivalry with Stan Moody.

• 27 mins

Steve Feeney: Playing It Straight

The coach behind the SightRight technique which has helped three world champions.

• 27 mins

Neil Robertson and Django Fung: Christmas special

The 2010 world snooker champion chats to Shabnam from Australia joined by his manager.

• 26 mins

Barry and Eddie Hearn: New year special

The famous father and son behind the Matchroom Sport empire join Shabnam to chat snooker.

• 26 mins

John Virgo: "Where's the cue ball going came from Ted Lowe!"

John Virgo discusses life on and off the snooker table.

• 26 mins

Jackson Page

Up and coming Welsh snooker player Jackson Page chats with Shabnam Younus-Jewell.

• 26 mins

Ryan Thomerson: I love being on tour but I need more wins

The Australian tour pro talks about chasing his dream, car valeting and house renovating.

• 26 mins

Mary Talbot: I loved watching the men under pressure against me

Mary talks about her life in snooker and her ongoing battle with Crohn鈥檚 disease.

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Phil Yates: He was so short he couldn't reach the table to re-spot the blue ball

Snooker commentator recalls playing a very young Ronnie O'Sullivan among other stories.

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Colvin O'Brien: Achieving the first century can never be taken away from me

Colvin O'Brien talks about becoming the first player to make a century on the WDBS tour.

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Rachel Casey: I am very lucky to do the job I have

Eurosport snooker presenter, Rachel Casey, chats to Shabnam Younus-Jewell.

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Mick Price: I quite like being part of snooker history

Mick Price discusses having the fastest 147 break made against him by Ronnie O'Sullivan.

• 26 mins

Dominic Dale: It is great to see snooker breaking into different territories

Shabnam Younus-Jewel chats to Dominic Dale about his motivation to keep playing.

• 26 mins

Steven Hallworth: It is the best time to be a professional snooker player

Shabnam Younus-Jewell talks to the English Amateur Champion about his life in the sport.

• 26 mins

Nigel Bond: 鈥淚t鈥檚 great to still be involved in the sport鈥�

After 33 years as a professional, Nigel Bond retired in 2022.

• 26 mins

Tony Knowles: Peter Kay came to my house to get a picture for Phoenix Nights

Former World number two talks titles, tabloids and tv comedy.

• 26 mins

Rebecca Kenna: It's hard for women to make a breakthrough as part of a minority

Rebecca Kenna is just the fourth woman to compete on the main professional snooker tour.

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Phil Seymour: 鈥淚 live for sporting moments鈥�

Shabnam talks to announcer Phil Seymour about his work in snooker and other sports.

• 26 mins

Tom Rowell: We have spoken to Sheffield City Council about how we can grow the World Championship and make it work

Shabnam Younus-Jewell gets the inside track on World Snooker's plans for the future.

• 26 mins

Tom Ford: 鈥淚鈥檓 not really miserable, I do it to wind people up鈥�

The Leicester player is a top 16 seed for the first time at the Crucible this year.

• 26 mins

Jim Cemlyn Jones: The singing cameraman

Want to know what it鈥檚 like to film the action at the World Snooker Championship?

• 27 mins

Paul Collier: I've ticked-off everything I wanted to do

The Welsh referee discusses his 32 year career as he takes charge of a fourth World final.

• 26 mins

Igor Figuerido: I want to see more players from South America on tour

The Brazilian former snooker professional is now coaching in his home country.

• 26 mins

Abigail Davies: Sport gave me something to cling to when I was very, very poorly

Shabnam Younus-Jewell chats to snooker presenter and reporter, Abigail Davies.

• 26 mins

Tai Chengzhe: If it wasn't for Ding Junhui my job wouldn't exist

Shabnam Younus-Jewell talks to snooker photographer Tai Chengzhe.

• 26 mins

Tessa Davidson: It's an exciting time for women's snooker

Explore the sport of snooker with Shabnam Younus-Jewell.

• 26 mins