From The Hack

In the first part of this special two-part episode, ten high-performance competitors describe how their season has been practically shut down by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the difficulties they’ve faced this season.

On the Season 6 season premiere – Following some exciting news, we hear from U.S. skip and defending Olympic champion John Shuster; we chat with the newest tour event champ Mike McEwen; and Quebec curler/PhD candidate Sarah Benkirane joins us

On this special episode of the from the Hack podcast our guest is Olympic, World and three-time Brier champion Brad Gushue.  We discuss his most recent Brier win in Kingtson and tackle other subjects such as a player’s association for

It’s another special episode of the From the Hack podcast and my guest is Bryan Mudryk of TSN.  Bryan not only covers curling for TSN but he also does the play-by-play for the network’s Montreal Canadiens coverage. We discuss curling,

My guest on this special edition of the From the Hack podcast is Bob Weeks of TSN.  Bob is one of the pre-eminent curling and golf journalists in the country.  Bob and I touch on several different curling and golf

With most people having to stay home these days, From the Hack will be producing a series of interviews with different individuals to help that curling gap in your lives. The second guest in our series is three-time U.S. champion

With most people having to stay home these days, From the Hack will be producing a series of interviews with different individuals to help that curling gap in your lives. We start with 1998 Olympic silver medalist Mike Harris of

In this edition of the From the Hack podcast we welcome 2020 Scotties champion skip, Kerri Einarson.  We discuss the 1 vs 2 game against Jennifer Jones, we discuss the key moments of the championship final against Team Homan and

On this week’s podcast we focus on the Canada Cup with past champion Reid Carruthers (04:09), Adam Kingsbury – former coach of Team Homan and Team Jacobs (11:53) and 1998 Olympic silver medalist Mike Harris shares his thoughts on this

  On this week’s podcast – Jean-Sebastien Roy, Canadian Mixed champion skip (03:19)… EJ Harnden of Team Jacobs (10:50)… Korey Dropkin of Team Dropkin (25:50)… Sara McManus of Team Hasselborg (33:09)… and short clips of interviews with Anna Hasselborg, David

On our first podcast of the 2019-20 season we interview Tracy Fleury and Matt Dunstone fresh of their first career Grand Slam victories at the Masters in North Bay, ON. We also interview Colin Kurz who recently skipped his team

This week we are joined by the winning skips from the 2019 Players Championship, Kerri Einarson (03:12) and Brendan Bottcher (08:24).  We are joined by World Champion skip Niklas Edin (15:31) and BJ Neufeld of Team Koe who reached the

On this week’s episode – 2019 World Women’s champ, Alina Paetz (03:56), Price Atkinson of the Extra Extra End Podcast discusses the incident where Jamie Sinclair injured herself at the Women’s Worlds (11:15), 2019 Canadian Mixed Doubles champs, Jocelyn Peterman

On this week’s podcast our guests are 2019 Tim Hortons Brier champions BJ Neufeld of Team Koe (4:45) and TSN curling analyst and two-time Brier champion, Russ Howard (20:24)

This week’s guest include – 2019 Scotties Champ, Chelsea Carey (3:47), skip of Team BC at the Scotties, Sarah Wark (11:47), 2019 World Junior champion, Tyler Tardi (19:36), Kristen Streifel who will represent Canada at the 2019 Winter Universiade (24:35),

In part 2 of our 2019 Scotties preview – Chelsea Carey (2:58), Tracy Fleury (10:13), Emma Miskew (15:14), Krista McCarville (26:42), Sarah Wark (36:06), Jill Brothers (44:54) and Gabrielle Lavoie (53:00).

Part 1 of our 2019 Scotties preview from the people that will be participating.  Guests – Casey Scheidegger (3:01), Kerri Einarson (14:21), Jennifer Jones (20:09), Robyn Silvernagle (26:15), Kerry Galusha (32:23) and Andrea Crawford (39:03) Watch for Part 2 tomorrow

This week’s feature interview is with Katherine Henderson, CEO of Curling Canada.  We discuss many topics including the Olympic Trials schedule, the format for the Scotties and Brier, what Curling Canada is looking for in its next broadcasting partnership and

On this week’s episode – Brendan Bottcher joins us to discuss his team’s first-ever Grand Slam title last weekend at the Canadian Open in North Battleford, Saskatchewan.   We also preview the 2019 Continental Cup of Curling taking place this weekend