In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about some recent curling news, including event cancellations, procedures for clubs, and the new World Curling Tour points system. They also give their rankings of the top 5 players in the world.
Have a Heart: A Look Back at the Corner Gas Curling Episode
In this episode, Sean and Scott break down 'Have a Heart,' Season 2 Episode 11 of Corner Gas. In the episode, the guys go scene by scene analyzing the story, talking about some of their favourite jokes, and the curling continuity.
Behind the Sounds: How Audio is Mixed in Curling Broadcasts
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk with Andrew Stoakley, the head audio mixer for the Grand Slam of Curling. They talk about what makes good audio on television, what goes into creating audio for curling, and the challenges associated with having players mic'd.
Talkin' Curling Terms
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about curling vocabulary. Sean provides some alternative definitions for some of the most commons terms before the guys break down their favourite/least favourite curling words and talk about the challenges of inconsistent vocabulary between teams.
Best Games to Watch on YouTube
In this episode, Sean and Scott give their recommendations for games available on YouTube. Sean ranks his top 5 while Scott goes through his list chronologically. They talk about what makes a game re-watchable and re-live some of the great moments from these games.
Unsung Heroes of the Curling Club: League Convenors
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk with Maegan Hough, a league convenor at the Ottawa Curling Club. Maegan talks about the challenges of being a convenor, setting game schedules, and enforcing league rules. They also discuss the role of volunteers at clubs, the best and worst parts of running a league, and recap their season.
Ranking Curling Commercials & News Update
In this episode, Sean and Scott rank the commercials that are in frequent rotation during TSN's curling coverage. They talk about Clubroot, Arabica beans, Manitoba tourism, chairlifts, and what is going on with the trunk in the Scotties commercial. They also talk about some of this week's news about the world championships and qualifying for the 2022 Olympics.
#PodcasterChallenge: Revisiting Our First Episode
As part of Curling Geek's podcaster challenge, we are re-releasing our first episode, which is a preview of the 2018 Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Official Team of the Pod Pick
Last year you listened and waited with baited breath to see which team would emerge from a simulated Survivor season to become the Official Team of the Game of Stone podcast. This year we decided to do something a little different ... but still fun! Let us know who your team of the year will be!
Schedule Watch 2019-2020
After a brief hiatus, Sean and Scott are back to take a look into the scheduling of some of the top teams for the upcoming season. Who's chasing CTRS points and who is looking to earn the most money this year?
Curling Comparisons
This week Sean and Scott take a look at the World Golf Rankings and try to find comparisons for the top 10 golfers from the curling world. If you think we made some mistakes, let us know who YOU would pick!
Hurry Hard! A Look Back at Men With Brooms
Sean and Scott sit down this week and spend some time with the classic 2002 film Men With Brooms. We break down the film scene by scene and finally answer the age-old question, is Men With Brooms a good movie?
Who's Got the Lede? Looking Ahead for New Curling Teams
In this episode, Sean and Scott put on their prognosticator hats as they look forward to what the headlines will be for some of the newly formed teams this season.
Oh My! A Tribute to Vic Rauter
Sean and Scott sit down this week to discuss what makes Vic Rauter so good and why the "Voice of Curling" has helped to bring people at home into the game.
Behind the Scenes at the Canadian Gay Curling Championship
In this episode Sean and Scott head to the Ottawa Curling Club as it hosts the 2019 Canadian Gay Curling Championships. They talk to some of the players and organizers about the event, its significance to the LGBTQ community, and the challenges of running a competitive bonspiel concurrently with a recreational spiel.