I’m a long-time listener, and I have definitely improved my tennis through listening to his tips, especially the ones on doubles and the ones on the mental game. You will enjoy Jonathan’s personality, style, and interesting guests.

I don’t give anything- any product, and podcast, and person, five star ratings - but baseline intelligence earns it. This is my favorite tennis podcast because it mixes pro player, coach, and sports-adjacent professional personalities and perspectives, and Jonathan Stokke has a pretty good interviewing style that makes everything seem like an easy and natural conversation ( go listen to old episodes and see how he’s improved). I get the sense that he seems like a guy that is taking his lifetime of tennis experience and connections and using it to make the rest of us better- there is nothing self aggrandizing or egotistical about the interviews, and he never “name drops” in an annoying way. While it’s true that if I didn’t like or play tennis then I probably wouldn’t have found this podcast, I’m so glad I did. It’s giving me mental health improvements that I never saw coming.

The podcast is awesome. Period. If you want to get better at tennis, you listen to Jonathan every 2 weeks, you learn, and apply it to your game.

Invest in some proper audio equipment. Audio quality is so poor it’s hard to understand without turning up the volume way too high.