In the sixth of our Changing Room Chat podcast series, the LTA’s CEO Scott Lloyd tells Kevin Palmer about his vision for the future of British Tennis. Scott chats about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the game this year and his plans

Episode 5: Nick Matthew, three times former World and British Open squash champion talks exclusively to Richard Henman.

Jul 15th, 2020 26m 27s

In the fifth of our Changing Room Chat podcast series, Nick Matthew, three times former World and British Open squash champion talks exclusively to Richard Henman. Nick gives us some fascinating insight into how he reached World No.1, memories

Episode 4: Former British Olympic track cycling champion Callum Skinner, talks exclusively to Carlton Reid on his remarkable career and how he’s been coping with retirement.

Jun 5th, 2020 35m 48s

In the fourth of our Changing Room Chat podcast series, Callum Skinner, former British Olympic silver medal sprint winner and gold medal team sprint winner at the 2016 Olympics Games talks exclusively to Carlton Reid. Callum give us some fascin

Episode 3: Welsh rugby legend Shane Williams is in conversation with Kevin Palmer

May 26th, 2020 25m 2s

In the third of our Changing Room Chat podcast series, Shane gives us his views on what happens next in rugby as it attempts to emerge from the Covid-19 crisis, while he also reflects on his glittering career and tells us some tales from his da

Episode 2: Q&A with one of the brightest stars in English cricket Zak Crawley.

May 7th, 2020 17m 42s

In the second of our Changing Room Chat podcast series, Zak Crawley, emerging as one of the brightest stars in English cricket is in conversation with Kevin Palmer. In an exclusive interview Zak gives us his thoughts about his rise into the Eng

Episode1: Tim Henman talks to Kevin Palmer about Wimbledon 2020 & his playing career.

Apr 15th, 2020

In the first of our Changing Room Chat podcast series, former British No.1 and World No.4 tennis legend Tim Henman is in conversation with leading sports journalist Kevin Palmer, as he looks back on the decision to cancel The Championships at W

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