In the fifth episode of "Lights, Camera, Gold", thanks to listener requests, Rachael moves away from the world of competitive cheerleading, and straight into the world of competitive curling. Yes, that's right, curling, one of Canada's most popular sports.  In honour of the National Men's Curling Championship, starting March 5th, Rachael takes a look at basically the only curling film in existence, Paul Gross's 2002 Canadian comedy, "Men With Brooms".

In the fifth episode of "Lights, Camera, Gold", thanks to listener requests, Rachael moves away from the world of competitive cheerleading, and straight into the world of competitive curling. Yes, that's right, curling, one of Canada's most popular sports. In honour of the National Men's Curling Championship, starting March 5th, Rachael takes a look at basically the only curling film in existence, Paul Gross's 2002 Canadian comedy, "Men With Brooms".

5. Men With Brooms

Do you love sports? Do you love movies? How about sports movies? Then you've come to the right place. On Lights, Camera, Gold, host Rachael Bishop will review some of the most beloved sports films of all time every week (documentaries included), and maybe even some you've never heard of. Some of the sports films that will be discussed include classics such as "Rocky", "Chariots of Fire", and of course, the cult classic, "Bring It On". Come join me as we delve into the wonderful world of sports movies!

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