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,
From the Hack Curling Podcast – Bob Weeks Interview
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
From the Hack Curling Podcast – Jamie Sinclair Interview
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
From the Hack Curling Podcast – Mike Harris interview
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
From the Hack Curling Podcast – Kerri Einarson interview
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
A Decade of Memories
I recently sat down to create a list of my favourite curling moments of the decade that just ended. What I quickly realized is that developing such lists on your own makes it a completely subjective exercise. Some of the
From the Hack Curling Podcast – Holiday Episode
So, About the Canada Cup
For those of us that cover the sport of curling, the 2019 Canada Cup was expected to be the first true “litmus test” for Canada’s elite men’s and women’s curling teams as they competed against each other in a format
From the Hack Curling Podcast – November 26th, 2019
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
The Tier 2 Needs More Love
I spent the better part of last week watching Sportsnet’s excellent coverage of the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling as the top teams in the world were in Pictou County, Nova Scotia for the Tour Challenge. The Tour Challenge is