In this episode, Sean and Scott break down all the summer news from the world of curling. They talk about the World Curling Federation's announcement of the World Cup of Curling format, the changes to Curling Canada's elite program, and the new Scottish lineups, including Anna Sloan's departure from Team Muirhead.
Pros and Cons of Bonspiels
In this episode Sean and Scott discuss the pros and cons of playing in club bonspiels. They look at everything from ice conditions to food to costs as they break down the world of weekend curling warriors.
Top 10 Live Curling Events
In this episode, Sean and Scott rank the Top 10 events that you can go to as a curling fan. Listen to the rankings and let us know your thoughts.
Making Live Curling More Fan Friendly
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about ways to improve the in-arena experience for curling fans. Topics include formats, residency rules, audio, and arena size.
How to Improve Curling
In this episode, Sean and Scott offer some suggestions for rule changes that could improve the sport. This includes rules for everyone from club curlers to world champions.
What Makes a Good Curling Club
In this episode, Sean and Scott rank the elements that make a good curling club. They talk about the ice, lounge, locker rooms, parking, beer selection, people, and more.
Summer 'Spieling in Knoxville, TN
In this episode, Sean and Scott travel to Knoxville, TN to play in the Rocky Top Open bonspiel. The episode follows them through the weekend as they talk about the ice conditions, the other teams, and the pros and cons of summer bonspiels. They also talk to one of the local players and one of the Canadian icemakers about the challenges of curling in the South and the grassroots game in the United States.
All-Time Fantasy Scotties Field
In this episode, Sean and Scott give their picks for an all-time great Scotties field. They select the best teams from each province and territory while also making their selections for Team Canada and Wildcard.
All-Time Fantasy Brier Field
In this episode, Sean and Scott create their fantasy Brier fields. They pick the top all-time teams from each province and territory while also making their picks for Team Canada and a wildcard
Women's Postseason Power Rankings
In this episode, Sean and Scott give their power rankings for the top women's teams in the country follow the post-Olympic roster shakeup. They talk about the new teams, how the provincial playdowns might look, and who most benefited from the changes.
Men's Postseason Power Rankings
In this episode, Sean and Scott rank the Canadian men's teams following the post-Olympic shuffle. They talk about the teams staying together, who got better, who got worse, and how the teams stack up heading into the summer.
Season Over
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the final events of the season. They talk about the Champions Cup, the World Mixed Doubles, and the World Seniors. They also talk about who had the best season and look forward to the summer.
The Season's Not Over!?!
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the final events of the '17-'18 season. They look at this week's Champions Cup, some of the unique rosters at the event, and what to expect from Calgary. They also talk about the Mixed Doubles World Championships, including the strong performance from the Canadians and the victories by some unexpected teams. They also chat about the Senior World Championships and the benefits of having everything in one location. They finish by breaking down the famed Gordie Perry Bonspiel, which is currently on-going in Ottawa.
Late Season Momentum
In this episode, Sean and Scott look at the past couple weeks in the world of curling. The talk about the men's world championship, the Players Championship, and the Swedish Olympic Committee's decision to withdraw funding from Team Edin. They also talk about analytics in curling and look forward to this week's mixed doubles world championship
Late Season Momentum
In this episode, Sean and Scott look at the past couple weeks in the world of curling. The talk about the men's world championship, the Players Championship, and the Swedish Olympic Committee's decision to withdraw funding from Team Edin. They also talk about analytics in curling and look forward to this week's mixed doubles world championship.
Five Nationals and a Worlds
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the big week in curling. They start by breaking down the Mixed Doubles Canadian Championship, then talk about the Canadian Seniors, University and College Champions, and the Wheelchair finals. They also talk about Jill Officer's performance on commentary, the future of both the CBC and TSN curling coverage, and Brad Gushue's lose to Bruce Mouat in Las Vegas.
Men's World Curling Championship
In this episode, Sean and Scott preview the 2018 Men’s World Championship in Las Vegas. They break down all 13 teams in the field, look at the favourites, and talk about whether any of the teams will fall prey to the ‘Vegas Flu.’
Win One for Jilly
In this episode of Game of Stones, Sean and Scott give their instant reaction to the 2018 Women's World Curling Championship. They talk about the outstanding Gold Medal Game, Canada's undefeated week, and Team Hasselborg's remarkable run. They also talk about the Bronze Medal game, the new world championship format, and how North Bay performed as a host city.
Paralympic Curling Controversy & Women's Worlds Opening Weekend
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the burned rock controversy in the Canada-China Paralympic semi-final, whether the World Curling Federation was caught off-guard, and if the rule should be changed. They also talk about Canada's bronze medal victory and some of the highlights from the competition in South Korea. They also look at the first weekend of the women's world championship from North Bay, Ontario, correct some mistakes from the preview episode, and update their playoff picks. They briefly discuss the roster shakeups on the men's side.
Women's World Championship Preview
In this episode, Sean and Scott talk about the 2018 Women's World Curling Championship in North Bay, Ontario. The talk about all 13 teams in the field, each team's experience, and the teams to look out for during the week. They also break down North Bay as a host city, Jill Officer's final event, and make their predictions for the week.