One of the girls is away this week drinking rum on the beach so Gerry Geurts sits in for this episode.  We talk about all the Scotties provincial results from the past weekend.  Team Jennifer Jones adds another provincial title to her collection and we discuss Kaitlyn's replacement for the Scotties. Team Fleury wins the title in Northern Ontario and a surprise junior team, Team Gagne wins the province of Quebec.  In Alberta, Team Scheidigger steals the win over defending champion Shannon Kleinbrink.  Mary Anne Arsenault returns to the Scotties with her team from Nova Scotia and Hollie Duncan surprises the field in Ontario by claiming her first provincial title.  We discuss the CTRS "wildcard" entry and the new Scotties format.  Afterwards, Gerry gives a recap on the successfully run Continental Cup in his hometown of London, Ontario.  Enjoy!

Happy New Year! In the first episode of 2018, the girls have a lot to talk about since the last podcast!  They discuss the Mixed Doubles Olympic Trials and how the week played out, Scotties provincial results and upcoming picks, baby news and some juicy gossip.  The girls also discuss Team Homan picking Cheryl Bernard as their 5th player for the Olympics, Michelle Englot's team being named as Team Canada for the 2018 Scotties, and Glenn Howard representing Canada at the America's Zone Challenge!  

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the girls!  In this special episode, the girls talk about the holidays with their favourite curlers.  We talk to Sarah Potts (Team McCarville), Tim March (Team Epping), Kirk Myers (Team Laycock), Rachelle Brown and Dana Ferguson (Team Sweeting), Jason Gunnlaugson (Team Gunnlaugson), Kate Cameron (Team Englot), Brendan Bottcher (Team Bottcher), and Olympian Mark Kennedy (Team Koe).  Hope everyone has a safe and fantastic holiday season!

In PART 2 of the Canadian Olympic Trials recap, the girls discuss the action from Thursday night to the thrilling finals on Sunday.  They interview Jocelyn Peterman from Team Carey and Tyrel Griffith from Team Morris after their last round robin games to discuss how they felt the week had gone up until that point.  Lots of discussion on the playoffs games, patch stories and more insights on the final weekend!  After the ladies final, they are joined by Joan McCusker and Mike Harris to help analyze the game. The episode ends with the LONG car ride home where the girls discuss the mens final game and their experience at the trials!

With the Olympic Trials being the largest event held in Canada for the last four years, the girls decided to do more frequent recaps throughout the week.  This episode (PART 1) covers the opening weekend, their road trip to Ottawa and watching live Wednesday and Thursday at the Canadian Tire Centre.  They focus on noteworthy games and moments, the standings, how their trials picks are faring and other highs and lows up until this point and of course, some insights and observations!

In this latest episode, the girls preview the upcoming Roar of the Rings Canadian Olympic Trials.  They analyze each team, how they did during the fall spiel circuit and what chances they have to win the event.  They rank them according to 3 categories: playoff bound, middle of the road or drinking in the patch.  You do not want to miss the excitement the girls have for the trials, including an insomnia induced poem "T'was the Night Before Trials!"  We also spoke to some fellow curlers to hear who they are picking and cheering for! Enjoy!!

• In this latest episode the girls discuss the recent Boost National GSOC, the new requirements necessary to take a 5th player to the Olympics and the US Olympic Trial process and winners.  Then the girls interview Julie Tippin, recent winner of the Road to the Roar, about their experience in PEI.  We discuss her team and coach, how they felt heading into the RTTR and what their thoughts are going forward to Ottawa for the Olympic Trials.  We end the interview with a fun game called "either, or" to see Julie's preferences on various items.  Enjoy!

In this episode, the girls recap the Road to the Roar which took place in Summerside, PEI.  They discuss some of the controversial decisions: not to show the RRTR in its entirety, the pool format which created a log jam of tiebreakers and how that was handled, and not allowing the teams to wear their own uniforms.  The girls revisit their picks and discuss the surprises and disappointments of the week.  They celebrate the successes of Team McCarville, Team Morris, Team Tippen and Team Bottcher as they win their way to the Olympic Trials.  There is a new segment being introduced called "Ask the Girls" where they discuss the importance of the draw and getting off to a good start.  Lots of laughs as usual, especially when the new commercials comes up in conversation!

In this EXTRA extra long episode the girls recap the Masters GSOC, they review the Men of Curling Calendar with their very candid and live reactions and have a great chat with Olympic Silver Medalist and World Champion Richard Hart.  We ask questions about the Olympic process, make our pre-trial picks and do a rapid 10 series of questions.  

In this episode the girls interview a very candid and introspective Pat Simmons.  We discuss winning his first Brier, becoming Team Canada and Kevin Koe's announcement that he was leaving the team.  We relive the Cinderella story of Pat winning the Brier again the following year after switching positions with John Morris mid Brier.  Also we discuss the pressures of medalling at the World Championships, team dynamics and break ups, and new beginnings with his young team and their successful start of the season.