From the Hack

On this week's episode, our guests are: Robyn Silvernagle - Red Deer Classic champ (4:40), Scott Howard - Stu Sells Halifax champ (9:01), John Morris - Canad Inns Mixed Doubles champ (14:04), Kadriana Sahaidak - Canad Inns Mixed Doubles runner-up (24:51), Gerry Geurts - WCT - Japan (28:38) and Don Landry - Curling/CFL (32:05).

This week our guests include Colin Kurz who skipped his team to the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship in Winnipeg on the weekend. We also welcome Kirk Muyres and Emma Miskew whose teams won the Men's Tier 2 and Women's Tier 1 events respectively at the Pinty's Grand Slam of Curling Tour Challenge in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

As a special feature, with all of the buzz emanating from the Olympic plebiscite happening in Calgary on Tuesday, we welcome Robert Livingstone, publisher of GamesBids.com, who is recognized as one of the world's leading journalists when it comes to covering Olympic bids and also Olympic history.

This week's guests - Paul Melia, CEO of the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sports joins us to discuss the ongoing saga involving the World Anti-Doping Agency, the International Olympic Committee and the Russian government. Also, Matt Dunstone joins us to discuss his team's win at the Dekalb SuperSpiel and look ahead to the tour Challenge.

This week, we recap the 2018 Canadian Beef Masters Grand Slam with guests Agnes Knochenbauer of Team Hasselborg (2:56), John Epping of Team Epping (5:48) and Joan McCusker of Sportsnet (11:27).

This week's guests:

2018 World Mixed Curling champion Danielle Inglis joins us to discuss her team's world championship victory in Kelowna. (3:01)

Chelsea Carey joins us to discuss her team's win at the Canad Inns Classic in Portage and she gives an update on her lead Rachelle Brown who recently gave birth to a baby boy. (8:28)

The "Godfather" of curling podcasts Dean Gemmel joins us to provide his take on U.S. curling and also to look back on "The Curling Show", the podcast he launched back in 2005. (14:41)

Our final guest this week is TSN's Bryan Mudryk who joins us to talk some curling and to also tell us about his new assignment as the play-by-play man for TSN's regional broadcast of Montreal Canadiens games. (35:04)