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Welcome to this Special Edition of Inside

Curling: Inside the Slam!

Here is what we are doing on the

show today The fourth Grand Slam of

Curling event of the season is underway, The

WFG Masters that started on Tuesday in

Guelph, Ontario and we have ready

reached the final eight for both women and

men. Kevin is there with Sportsnet and

you have probably heard him on the

broadcast.

Hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jungle Jim Jerome.

Recorded, Edited and MIxed by Mike Rogerson.

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What’s Happening Around the Curling World?

Two men’s events were completed

this past weekend. The Astec Safety

Challenge in Lloydminster and the Golden

Wrench Classic in Tempe, Arizona. We will

do a quick review of what happened in both

events. The 4 th Grand Slam of the

Year the WFG Masters is underway in

Guelph, Ontario and we will take a look

at how things are going there so far. Brianne Harris was finally cleared

this week by the Court of Arbitration for

sport what will this mean for Brianne and

Team Einarson? The controversy with regard to the

type of broom heads being used by the top

players continues and we will give you an up-

date on what is happening. Mailbag and What is Happening on Social

Media. We will address a couple of emails and

provide our thoughts on some of the most popular

discussions on social media from the Astec

Challenge in Lloydminster

In The House. Joining us today from the Grand Slam WFG

National in Guelph is Matt Dunstone who is just

coming off a big win at the Astec Safety Challenge

in Lloydminster. Curling Moments to Remember. A look

into curling’s rich history. Each week

either Kevin or Warren will relate back to

something that happened in curling’s past that is

always interesting. Today Kevin will bring us a

great curling moment

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What’s Happening Around the Curling World?

The Canadian Mixed Doubles

Olympic Trials were completed in Liverpool, Nova

Scotia on January 4 th and we will review the final

results. There is an event coming up this

week in Lloydminster, Alberta, the Astec Safety

Challenge and it involves some of the best men’s

curling teams in the world and we will discuss who

is involved and what this event is all about….

Mailbag and What is Happening on Social Media

We have been reviewing social media

from the past three days and a few topics seem to

be getting the most attention. First, from the last

few days is probably the changes involving team

Einarson and Carey. From a few days before

that the suggestion of a game between Homan

and Mouat got an enormous response on FB

something like 70,000 hits, we will review both

of those situations and give you our thoughts

In The House

The Canadian Mixed Doubles Champions and

Canada’s potential representatives at the 2026

Olympics were crowned in Liverpool, Nova

Scotia, the winners were Brett Gallant and

Jocelyn Peterman, who are a married couple that

are going to join us.

Curling Moments to Remember

A look into curling’s rich history. Each week

either Kevin or Warren will relate back to

something that happened in curling’s past that is

always interesting. Today Warren will bring us

a great curling moment

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Happy New Year and greetings

again everyone and welcome to this Special

Edition of Inside Curling.

Right now in Liverpool, Nova Scotia we

are getting close to the end of an event

that will determine Canada’s Mixed

Doubles representative at the 2025

World Mixed Doubles Championship in

Fredericton, NB This team will also

represent Canada at the Olympics in

2026 in Italy if Canada

qualifies and we will explain.

Yet, another curling team has made a

change and this time on the women’s

side of things as Team Chelsea Carey

announced a change in it’s lineup for the

balance of the year. This team was

already qualified for the

Scotties might that be impacted we

will explain. On our show we announced a few weeks

ago that the brushing wars were coming

into the forefront again when one

manufacturer announced they were

coming out with a new broom using a

foam that had previously been

determined to be not acceptable. Last

week, our sponsor Goldline announced it

is now producing a new broom that will

be known as the Pursuer with a similar

type of foam being used and apparently

Hard Line, the third big player in the

game is in the process of doing the same

thing what is happening here do

we have the start of another

Broomgate?

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This is our final show of 2024 so we are going to do something special. Sportsnet

curling play-by-play guy, Rob Faulds is joining

us as our special guest and we are going to review some

comments from Face Book, look at a couple of interesting

emails and review the past season and look at what could be

happening for the balance of the year. So, before we get into it there is something else we

need to address.

This morning it was officially announced

that our Kevin Martin has been inducted into the Order of

Canada. Wow. Much deserved. We are lucky and proud to know you and get to work with you, Kevin.

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Today joining us will be the

newly crowned Canadian Senior Women’s Champion,

Atina Ford.

What’s Happening Around the Curling World?

The Canadian Senior Championships were

held this past week in Moncton, NB and we will review

who the winners were. Another player change took place this last

week with one of the top 10 men’s teams in Canada we

will review what has happened. The final qualifying event for the 2026 Olympic

Mixed Doubles was held in Banff, AB where one

more team of the 16 that will be playing in the Trials was

determined. A person that has probably been a volunteer

for more curling events than any other person in history

in Saskatchewan has been named the Lieutenant

Governor of the province….we will tell you who that

person is

Hot Rock Topics - Looking over

comments on social media about the athletes language

and the use of four letter friend getters the question is

how do you deal with it

Mailbag - We will do a couple of

emails the first one is from Dwayne and he has an

interesting proposal on how the games played in an arena

should be started

Curling Moments to Remember - A look into

curling’s rich history. Each week either Kevin or Warren

will relate back to something that happened in curling’s

past that is always interesting. Today Kevin will bring

us a great curling moment

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The third Grand Slam of the year, the Kioti

National concluded in St. John’s, Newfoundland and

Labrador. Rachel Homan won the women’s side

and Bruce Mouat the men’s we will do a quick

review and review our picks from last Saturday. A final qualifying event for the Mixed Doubles

Olympic Trials is taking place in Banff this coming

weekend and we will review what is happening

there. The Canadian Senior Women’s and Men’s

Championship is happening this week in Moncton and

we will take a quick look at how things are playing out

there. We mentioned last weekend that rumours

were flying around that at the next Slam in January

there could be a new rule tried where if a team blanks

two ends in a row they will loose the hammer. So, is

it really happening?

Hot Rock Topics, We Had a number of

entertaining discussions take place on our FB Group

page this weekend and we will take a quick look at some

of the ones that were getting the most reaction

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The Kioti National features the top

16 men’s teams and 16 women’s teams in

the world as of October 22, 2025 Today

the play involved the final eight teams in

both men’s and women’s divisions and we

are now down to the finalists for tomorrow

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The third Grand Slam of

Curling event of the season is underway, The

Kioti National that started on Tuesday in St.

John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador and

we have ready reached the final eight for

both women and me. Kevin is there with

Sportsnet and you have probably heard him

on the broadcast. We will also see

how the selections we made for the qualifiers

has worked out. The Kioti National features the top

16 men’s teams and 16 women’s teams in

the world as of October 22, 2025. the

teams have been divided into four

sections. They play a four team round

robin with the other three teams in the pool

and one cross over game based on

seeding. Top eight go to the finals and that

is the point we are at right now.

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