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Winter is Coming [Season 1, Episode 7]
As Sampras and Agassi’s careers began to fade, it was up to Andy Roddick to try and carry the American baton.
“Inside-Out” offers an in-depth look at some of the most intriguing oral histories, rivalries, and narratives from tennis’s past. Hosted by Alex Gruskin, this podcast takes a deep dive into the stories that have shaped the world of tennis, offering a unique and captivating look at the sport’s rich history.
Each season of the podcast covers a different topic, with episodes featuring narration from Gruskin, interviews with relevant guests, notable sound bites from various media platforms, and more! Whether you’re a hardcore tennis fan or just looking to learn more about the sport’s history, “Inside-Out” is the perfect podcast for you. Tune in and join Gruskin as he takes you on a journey through the fascinating world of tennis.
All Episodes
The Peak [Season 1, Episode 6]
Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi’s rivalry soon transcended the sport, and rendered all other American players’ results obsolete.
The Golden Era Begins [Season 1, Episode 5]
Following McEnroe wouldn’t be easy, but America’s greatest generation of players were finally ready to push tennis to unchartered heights.
“You CANNOT Be Serious!” [Season 1, Episode 4]
The Belt’s transition from Arthur Ashe to Jimmy Connors was clearcut. The transition of the belt from Connors to John McEnroe? A bit murkier.
Immovable Object Meets Unstoppable Force [Season 1, Episode 3]
The next recipient of “The Belt” brought a Rock’N’Roll-like flair to the game, and finally made it “cool” to be an American tennis fan.
The Best Possible Start [Season 1, Episode 2]
The series opens at the start of the Open Era, when Arthur Ashe made his way to the forefront of tennis, but also American politics.
Introduction: Defining “The Belt” [Season 1, Episode 1]
The purpose of The Belt is to determine which American male, at any given time in the Open Era, held the mantel of being the best American man in tennis.