In the House today is special guest Patrick Prade, manager of the Vancouver Curling Club (2:30). In What’s Happening Around the Curling World? There were a number of changes within top teams in Canada over the past few weeks and and we will chat about that (24:45). On Hot Rocks Topics, we are getting near the end of the season and we have a ton of emails to go through. We also want to thank all the people that sent us questions in the last week either on social media or via email we will try to get to them all before the end of the season (34:30)!

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In the House today is our special guest Brad Whitlock from CurlVegas and he has a real special announcement for us (2:51). On What’s Happening Around the Curling World? The World Mixed Doubles Championship concluded in Ostersund, Sweden and we will give you all the results. The World Seniors Championships also concluded in and we review who the winners were there. The hockey world was saddened this week with the passing of legendary announcer Bob Cole….But what not many people know is Cole also had a tie to curling (16:04).  On Hot Rocks Topics, we look at a couple of emails (26:55). And on What are You Hearing? We are hearing that many people were upset because there wasn’t a linear television presence of the world mixed doubles championship last week, Is mixed doubles getting the respect that it should as an Olympic Sport (31:50)?

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Today we bring you a special interview with World Mixed Doubles Champion Rasmus Wrana. In the Swedish Curling Hall of Fame at only 29, Wrana's resume is already incredibly impressive.

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In the House today is Colin Hodgson, who is going to tell us about a very unique event held this past weekend in Chisasibi, Quebec (2:57). In What’s Happening Around the Curling World? The World Mixed Doubles and Senior Championships are underway in Ostersund, Sweden and we will take a look at what is happening there.  The Canadian Stick Curling Championship took place in Toronto at the Leaside Curling Club and we will give you the results (23:45). On Hot Rocks Topics, we are going to look at a couple of emails (31:50). And on What are You Hearing? We are hearing there are more changes coming to some of the top teams in Curling...(37:25).

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We kick off this week's show with What are You Hearing? More than hearing, we're wondering what other Canadian team player changes are in store for the offseason (1:30). In the House today is special guest and 2024 Princess Auto Players’ Championship winner Brad Gushue (7:26). In What’s Happening Around the Curling World, we review what went down on Sunday at the Players Championship and preview the World Mixed Doubles Championship, which starts in Sweden on Saturday (25:17).

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The final Grand Slam of the year, the Princess Auto Players’ Championship, is down to the finals. Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jungle Jim Jerome are here to break it all down for you...

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The Princess Auto Players Championship - the final Grand Slam of the year - is underway in Toronto.  There is a competition inside the competition taking place at the Players and we will take a look at how that is shaping up.  And Warren has an email that he feels he must read...

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In the House today is 7-time world champion Nik Edin (1:15)! On What’s Happening Around the Curling World? The World Men’s Championship concluded in Schaffhausen, Switzerland and we take a final look at what went down. We also take a look at The Best of the West, which finished up in Saskatoon at the Nutana Club on Sunday. The Players Championship is underway in Toronto and we review what's happened so far (24:32). Next, on Hot Rocks Topics, we look at a couple of emails (31:04). And on What are You Hearing? Nik Edin had .08 seconds left on his time clock once he released the winning rock for the worlds. How does he manage it that close?

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On this special bonus episode of Inside Curling, the boys sit down with Nic Sulsky, head of The Curling Group, who announced on Tuesday that they will be taking over The Grand Slam of Curling starting next year. It's the biggest news to hit the curling world in some time and the guys break it all down with Nic. Join us tomorrow for our regular weekly show ft. Nik Edin, as well as update shows this weekend from the Grand Slam.

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Jim and Kevin discuss the strangest places they've ever recorded our show...and then the guys discuss Warren's amazing collection of historic curling memorabilia. The 2024 world men's curling championship is down to two teams and we review what happened in Schaffhausen today, as well as make some predictions. The Best of the West, an Under-25 event being played at the Nutana Club in Saskatoon, continues on. We review where things sit there after two days.

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