This interview was recorded way back in early December, shortly after Team Horgan of Sudbury had the biggest cash spiel win of their career. Since then, they went on to win the Curl Mesabi Classic in late December. Who knows what kind of success they migh

With Mark Nichols back throwing third stones, Team Gushue captured the first event in the Grand Slam of Curling series on Sportsnet by defeating the red-hot Team McEwen in a final game that featured back-to-back four-enders. I talked to Brad shortly after

He may not be the most accomplished curler I’ve had on the show but he’s a decent lead for Team Joanisse and an even better stand-up comedian. Not only does John host the popular Cullen and a Curler but you can find him at comedy clubs across

It’s easy to forget that Team McEwen has been together for eight years. But after a rocky start all those years ago, this team just kept improving and now ranks as one of the very best in the game. I spoke to second Matt Wozniak about the journey an

After an extraordinary run coaching Team Homan, Earle Morris thought he’d take a break. The good news for fans of the game? He changed his mind. I talked to Earle about his decision to take on the role of coaching his son’s veteran lineup thi

He stepped back after the 2011 season but he’s wading back in now. Richard Hart is returning at third for Team Howard — we talked about the challenges of a comeback, the veteran lineup and how the game has changed in just the last couple of years

The longtime lead for Team Kevin Koe is now a part of Team Morris, a rink that will debut the Team Canada spot at the 2015 Tim Hortons Brier. I talked to Nolan about the unusual season that saw his team win a Grand Slam, go 2-5 at the Tim Hortons Roar of

The first lineup shuffle that became news was one that included 2010 Olympic Gold Medalist Marc Kennedy. Marc talked about the new rink, how it came about, his former skip’s retirement and more. If you’re like 99.9% of us, you can’t thr

After a mostly successful year for Swiss teams at international events, I caught up with Armin Harder for a conversation about the state of the sport in his country and in Europe. Even if you don’t curl like a Swiss champ, there’s no reason y

She's been on the ice since she was a five-year-old and in the spotlight since her days as a top junior skip. I talked to Kaitlyn back in December, shortly after her team had earned the right to be Team Canada at the Sochi Games. Even if you don't curl