Podcasts

The latest podcasts by Keith Fraser, John Lloyd and their Rock n Roll Tennis! 

Podcasts that cover interesting and fun topics from the courts but also outside of the courts in an entertaining and relaxed way.

The second week in a row with a guest from New Zealand.

This week, 1983 Wimbledon Finalist Chris Lewis.  Chris talks about his run to the final before losing to John McEnroe, and how in his analytical world of coaching that he employs in his academy, he would coach the players of today.

This week we welcome Marcus Daniell, Olympic medallist in Tokyo, and the man leading the way for sports stars to use their position to help others.

Top doubles player Marcus, discusses his pride at winning an Olympic medal for his country New Zealand, how he divides his time on the tour, studying, and importantly running his initiative, High Impact Athletes, which encourages those in a privileged position, high earning and star athletes and others who give, to give effectively.

Marcus, the winner of the Arthur Ashe ATP Humanitarian of the Year Award in 2021, is an inspiring figure like no other in the tennis world.

Forget P.T. Barnum. At least in the tennis world noone entertains a crowd better than this week's special guest, the inimitable Mansour Bahrami.

Mansour takes us back to his childhood, where the sport he loved so much was banned at the time of the Islamic Revolution.

The heartbeat of iconic 80s band Culture Club Roy Hay joins us this week.

Roy talks about the rise of one of history's most iconic pop bands, how he got to form the band with legendary singer and frontman Boy George, his love of tennis, football and a ton more.

John Lloyd is on his way back to the USA, so Keith's on his own this week, having a good old rant and rave about Wimbledon 2022.

Nick Kyrgios - should he have played the final?  Did Cameron Norrie play above his level? Is Wimbledon just a wonderful exhibition?  How can a Russian win the ladies, when Russians were...

We are finally back, and what better time to be back in time for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebration with music legend Seal.

Seal talks about his love of tennis, his demand of aspiring musicians to play the game, his own insecurites, and loads more.

What an episode to return. Share, subscribe, review as we are now back with a bang

It's been a while, but this week we visit World Team Tennis at Indian Wells and Champions Tour from Royal Albert Hall in London about the alternative tennis events.

Tommy Paul, David Ferrer, Marcos Baghdatis, Nicolas Almagro and others join us and tell about their experiences playing the 'non-traditional' tournaments.

Raducanu, Fernandez, Djokovic, Next Generation of stars, Injury breaks, Toilet breaks, Calendar Slam, and more.

No Serena, Rafa or Roger, yet the US Open 2021 was one of the best ever.

So many talking points ad BBC's John Lloyd gives his honest take as always on what was an amazing tournament.