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EPISODE · Jan 2, 2018 · 45 MIN

Ep. 25 Mike Lewis

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Mike Lewis is the Walter Mitty of squash—except his day dreams became a reality. In his mid-twenties, he quit his job to become a touring squash pro. In the next eighteen months, he played in forty-seven countries, reaching world No.112. Here are tales from his life on the road, including the art of sleeping at squash clubs and discovering squash fans in places like Andorra, Morocco, New Caledonia and Paraguay.

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Mike Lewis is the Walter Mitty of squash—except his day dreams became a reality. In his mid-twenties, he quit his job to become a touring squash pro. In the next eighteen months, he played in forty-seven countries, reaching world No.112. Here are tales from his life on the road, including the art of sleeping at squash clubs and discovering squash fans in places like Andorra, Morocco, New Caledonia and Paraguay.

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