In this episode, the girls return to talk about the Women's World Championships and Canada's victory over Sweden to claim the gold medal.  Discussions about Jill's retirement and leaving the game at the top of the world, Jennifer's ability to be on her game for all the biggest moments, and how even the best teams make strategy errors (there's hope for us all!).  The girls chat about some of the men's switch ups and how differently they handled the break ups from the women.  With all the "power teams" forming there is a discussion on the lack of top quality skips and the impact that will create here in Canada.  Lastly, there is an interview with the co-founders of Klutch Curling and their new system to help curlers improve their skills.  Enjoy the laughs!

In this episode the girls have a great conversation with the very entertaining Darren Moulding (aka Wildman) from Team Alberta fresh off a silver medal finish at the Brier.  Darren fills the girls in on joining Team Bottcher last year mid season and the quick success they experienced.  Darren discusses his off season training, weight loss and tanning regime.  The girls ask Darren his opinion on the Olympic Trial process and the new system at the Brier.  Darren talks about his experience at this years Brier and what was the turning point in their week.  Darren and the girls discuss whether Team Bottcher has had "the talk" and speculate on the off season switch ups with the mens teams.  Lastly, the Brier awards are given for all the favourite categories! Lots of laughs in this episode! Please enjoy!

In this special mini pod episode the girls dish about all the Women's Team Changes!  So grab your bowl of popcorn and hear all their thoughts about the new teams!

In this episode the girls discuss their Brier predictions, the division of the pools and the Wildcard game results.  After they are joined by 3 time Canadian and World Champion and Olympic Gold Medalist, Jan Betker.  Jan discusses the opening weekend at the Brier and how her team along with Sandra Schmirler's daughter threw the ceremonial first rock and tells the girls her Brier predictions. Then Jan explains some of Team Schmirler's more iconic moments during the Scotties, the Olympic Trials and the Olympics.  Jan shares some very difficult stories about Sandra and how she dealt with the death of her friend and longtime teammate.  This interview is full of insight and perspective - please enjoy!

In this latest episode the girls discuss the results of the Men's and Women's Team play at the Olympics and what happened to Team Canada!?  And will these results cause possible system changes in the future of the Canadian Trial system.  They also discuss is it worth it to chase the Olympic dream these days with all the pressure that is put on the athletes.  Congratulations to all the podium finishers, Sweden, Korea and Japan for the women and USA, Sweden and Switzerland for the men.  How important are these Olympic curling medals to the other countries and what impact will it make to the growth of the game and the future of curling.  Of course, the feel good stories are always a favourite but there's also the news of the OAR Team getting stripped of their bronze medals in Mixed Doubles.  Finally, are the commentators too harsh when it comes to commentating and questioning the curlers?  Enjoy!

In this special mini pod episode, the girls weigh in on Team Canada's "burned rock controversy".  Is it a controversy? 

Four years of preparation and it is finally here! The Olympics!!  The girls discuss the Mixed Doubles and the global sensation it has become. The huge success of Kaitlyn Lawes and John Morris winning the first ever Gold Medal in this new Olympic Discipline!  Steve Simmons article in the National Post becomes this episode's hot topic and is curling as respected as the other sports in the Olympics.  The girls answer an "Ask The Girls" question and then discuss the recent break up announcements of some high profile ladies teams!  With all these teams ending, the girls compare notes on the etiquette of dissolving a team.  They end the podcast with a funny spoof of a team's break up announcement!

After a whirlwind curling weekend the girls discuss everything Scotties! How their picks did, the overall impression of the new Scotties format, surprises and disappointments and the crowning of Team Manitoba as the Scotties Champions.  The girls also discuss Team "Wildcard" not having a coach, Leslie Wilson's article about her mental health struggles, different sweeping styles and the "white toast theory".  Lots of men's provincial results happened over the weekend - Ontario, BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Newfoundland so the girls discuss those results as well.  Also starting to hear rumours about the teams who are shaking things up for the next Olympic cycle. 

In this episode the girls got together before the Scotties began to discuss their picks, thoughts on the format changes and how they feel about the distribution of the teams in the two pools.  They also make their Provincial Brier picks for BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Northern Ontario and Quebec.  The girls have some fun with a RACY segment on what really is creating the global interest in curling and it is not just because its now an Olympic sport!! Then they recap the opening weekend at the Scotties, hits and misses, highs and lows, surprises and disappointments.  Enjoy!

In this episode, the girls are joined by 7 time Alberta Scotties and 2 time Scotties Tournament of Hearts Champion, Heather Nedohin.  Heather weighs in on the Canadian junior results and discusses her experiences.  They recap the Meridian Open and discuss Team Carey and Team DeCruz winning their first slam titles.  They also chat about Michelle Englot's retirement announcement, Jennifer Jones bringing in Shannon Birchard for a couple games, Don Bartlett playing with Team Morris and how the Canadian Olympic representatives fared at the slam.  Some other topics that come up are Mixed Doubles, 5th player roles and requirements and lastly some questions from the listeners!  Enjoy!