
After the Last Pair is relaxed, no-nonsense chat from the clay ground — competitions, cartridges, disasters, wins, and everything in between. Think clubhouse banter with a mic.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

In Episode 024 of After The Last Pair, I sit down with my good friend Brett Winstanley for an honest conversation about his shooting career, competing in America and an eventful 2026 season.Brett reflects on leading the World Compak Championship for ... more
Last year, Tom Young reached the British Open super final but couldn’t quite get over the line. This year, he came back determined to take home the trophy.In Episode 023 of After The Last Pair, I sit down with the newly crowned British Open champion ... more
In this episode of After The Last Pair, we take our first step into the wider world of fieldsports with the first 'In the Field' episode with Seb Powell from TwelveboreTwelvebore started with a simple idea: to create functional, well-fitting shooting... more
In Episode 021 of After The Last Pair, we return from Bad Arolsen in Germany for a special episode all about the Zoli Cup and our experience of shooting steel shot in a championship.I’m joined by Sabine Schermaul, Christian Schermaul from Frankonia a... more
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