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In this episode of the Arguing Agile podcast, Enterprise Agile Coach Om Patel and Product Manager Brian Orlando dive into the often misunderstood concept of platform teams. They discuss:- The definition and purpose of a platform team- How platform teams differ from stream-aligned feature teams - Key behaviors of effective platform teams- Common anti-patterns and mistakes made with platform teams- How platform teams enable greater business agility when implemented wellWhether you're a product manager, agile coach, or tech leader, understanding platform teams is critical for building high-performing organizations. Tune in to learn the do's and don'ts of platform teams.0:00 Podcast Intro0:11 Topic Intro: What is a Platform Team?0:58 What is a Platform?2:26 Stream-Aligned or Durable Teams3:22 What the Platform Team Does6:06 Good Behaviors: Collaboration8:04 Good Behaviors: Fast Feedback Loops9:57 Good Behaviors: Focus on Usability & Reliability12:25 Bottcher's Points: the Source Article16:36 Platform Confusion19:15 Platform Team Product Management21:17 Transferring or Sabotaging Cognitive Load23:49 No Dedicated Platform Team26:18 Customer Focus vs Platform Work30:23 Normal (Platform) Business32:13 Wrap-Upplatform team, platform as a product, stream-aligned teams, team topologies, cognitive load, business agility, product management, devops, enterprise agile= = = = = = = = = = = =Watch it on YouTubeSubscribe to our YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8XUSoJPxGPI8EtuUAHOb6g?sub_confirmation=1Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/agile-podcast/id1568557596Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/362QvYORmtZRKAeTAE57v3Amazon Music:https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/ee3506fc-38f2-46d1-a301-79681c55ed82/Agile-Podcast= = = = = = = = = = = =Toronto Is My Beat (Music Sample)By Whitewolf (Source: https://ccmixter.org/files/whitewolf225/60181)CC BY 4.0 DEED (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.en)

 talking about a new initiative between Mountshannon Celtic soccer club, Scariff National school and Scariff rugby club who are coming together to fundraise for a 4g  outdoor Astro pitch to be built in East Clare. Originally broadcast on Saturday 25th May  2024 as part of Saturday Chronicle and hosted by Marie McNamara and Trish Nugent Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

In the House today is our special guest Bobby Ray, Curling Canada manager of club development and membership services (2:18). Next up, the fellas take a look around the world of curling to discuss an interesting announcement this week out of Italy from National Coach, Claudia Pescia  (29:32). In today's Hot Rocks Topics (33:23), we look into Brendan Bottcher's interesting announcement today regarding his future in curling. Later on, the guys go over a note Tim Dean in Texas sent us (45:47).Hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jungle Jim Jerome. Recorded, Edited and Mixed by Mike Rogerson.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

What can New York do to fix its severe housing crisis? City councilmember Erik Bottcher joins the podcast to talk about how his views on housing have evolved, the City of Yes initiative and where it needs to go, and how to stop the endless delays that prevent us from building enough homes. To get bonus episodes, support us at patreon.com/newliberalpodcast or https://cnliberalism.org/become-a-member Got questions? Send us a note at mailbag@cnliberalism.org. Follow us at: https://twitter.com/CNLiberalism https://cnliberalism.org/   Join a local chapter at https://cnliberalism.org/become-a-member/  

The last worlds, highlights, JC and more.   Episode 20 of season 9 marks the last episode of the 2 Girls and a Game curling podcast before summer break.   The Girls lead off with the final two international competitions of the season, the World Mixed Doubles and World Seniors.   Then comes a catchup on news items that have dropped since the previous episode.   Up next is a feature interview with curling comic John Cullen, who has embarked on a new documentary project.   The Girls conclude with some of their selections for season highlights.   And there's more, of course.   If you're listening on The Curling News website, you can watch as well. Colourful images have been embedded in the media player file to enhance your podcast experience.   Enjoy the episode and stay safe—happy summer, everyone!   Be sure to check out John's new podcast "Broomgate - A Curling Scandal wherever you find your podcasts       

Curling Breakup Bombshell   The 2 Girls and a Game curling podcast—No. 1 in the industry—returns with episode 19 of season 9.   Both hosts are back from competitive weekends, G1 from the Ontario Mixed and G2 from the Canadian Masters. The gals discuss both championships and their respective results.   Next up is the 2G breakdown of the biggest news of the week: the merry-go-round of abrupt men's team changes over the past couple of days. There is further speculation as to what's coming in the following days, which includes the women's side of things.   The Grand Slam property acquisition is discussed, as are the results from the Toronto season finale, and the Girls say farewell to the legend that is Glenn Howard.   And there's more. Much more.   If you're listening on The Curling News website, you can watch as well. Colourful images have been embedded in the media player file to enhance your podcast experience.   Enjoy the episode and stay safe!    

Guest: Marc Kennedy. Third, formerly of Team Brendan Bottcher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/587 Presented By:  Northern Rockies Adventures, FishHound Expeditions, Stonefly Nets, Jackson Hole Fly Company Have you ever experienced the frustration of a dry fly being swirled up by a fish but not taken? Or struggled to keep your dry fly afloat on the water? Today is your lucky day because we have Evan Bottcher, owner of the Hungry Trout, to guide us in fly fishing the Au Sable with Dry Flies. Get ready to dive into the beauty of the Au Sable River in the Adirondacks as Evan shares three crucial tips to help you land more fish while fishing with dry flies this year, especially in pocket water. In this episode, Evan will guide us through selecting the right fly size, determining the ideal distance from the bank for fishing, and mastering skittering a fly to entice both the fly and the fish. Show Notes with Evan Bottcher on Fly Fishing the Au Sable.  02:00 - Evan Bottcher shares his childhood memories growing up on the property along the Au Sable River. His family purchased the Hungry Trout in 1981, initially a motel with a small restaurant, and transformed it into a renowned fly fishing destination. 8:15 - Evan learned from the seasoned anglers at Hungry Trout, including guides like Rachel Finn and Jeff Kirschman. 11:00 - Evan delves into the origins of Hungry Trout, a blend of the iconic Sable River's allure and his father's visionary approach. Through strategic additions like RF McDougall's Pub and a dedicated fly shop, Hungry Trout evolved into a comprehensive hub for anglers seeking the unique charm of the Adirondacks. The Unique Charms of the Au Sable River 14:50 - Evan paints a vivid picture of the Au Sable River's unique character, contrasting it with other rivers in the region. The Au Sable River stands out with its steep topography, dramatic waterfalls, and pocket water, offering a thrilling experience for anglers. 21:00 - Evan discusses the importance of stoneflies in the Au Sable River, especially during the active months from May through June. He also touches on the dynamic hatch schedule throughout the year. 31:00 - Evan reflects on Rachel's exceptional personality and her ability to see life beyond conventional destinations. The movie "After You've Gone" by Fly Lords portrays Rachel's journey of coping with personal challenges like cancer and her husband's passing. The Hungry Trout Lodge  Evan discusses the transformation of their family's lodge and restaurant, which they sold in 2022 while maintaining the operation of the fly shop and fishing business. The lodge offers a 21-unit motel, a restaurant called the Hungry Trout Restaurant, and RF McDougall's Pub, creating a bundled experience with lodging, guiding, and river access. Tips for Fishing the Sable River 51:50 - Evan emphasizes the importance of sizing up flies when fishing the Au Sable River in May and June. A size 16 fly at home might equate to a size 14 or 12 on their river. He recommends using dry droppers and fishing closer to the riverbank, starting with a short cast of about 10 feet of fly line, which can cover a significant portion of the river's width. 54:00 - Evan suggests using flies like the Ausable Wulff or Ausable Bomber. Euro Nymphing on the Au Sable River 1:04:00 - Evan discusses the rise of Euro nymphing in their area, thanks to clinics by Loren Williams. While dry fly fishing remains a classic choice, Euro nymphing has become more widespread among anglers. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/587    

Bizarro Brier Starters   What is really going on in Regina?   The 2 Girls and a Game Curling Podcast—No. 1 among all curling pods, we remind you—is back with episode 15 of season 9.   And it's all about the Brier.   The start of this Canadian men's curling championship is unlike any other in recent memory. Some favourites are down, and one is completely out (Kevin Koe), while some traditional minnow provinces are in the running for playoff berths.   G1 and G2 try to make sense of it all, with their usual doses of frank talk, dirty talk (!!) and all other kinds of curling talk.   If you're listening on The Curling News/SI website, a whack of colourful images have been embedded in the media player file to enhance your podcast experience.   Enjoy the episode and stay safe!

Welcome back for another episode of Inside Curling! In the House we sit down for an interview with Brendan Bottcher. In our news roundup, we cover the Mixed Doubles Super Series event held in Halifax and review what happened an event in Perth, Scotland known as the Perth Masters. Up next is a big event this week in Lloydminster, Alberta for the men and next week another Grand Slam, the Co-op Canadian Open, will get underway in Red Deer on the 16th of January. The guys also review a release out of the WCF this week that it's increasing the size of its Athlete Commission. In What Are You Hearing? We talked last week about the interview Brad Gushue had with Ted Wyman and we had a Facebook post go out a few days later that really got some reaction…we talk about what people are saying…Inside Curling is hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jim Jerome. Recorded, Edited and Mixed by Mike Rogerson.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

(The Front Ender's Union approves)   On an episode which discusses the final Grand Slam event of the season—The Masters—it's another Masters championship that has the Girls' attention.   That's right … episode 8 of season 9 begins with yet another story of curling victory on the ice, this time for G2!   Mary takes us through her all-star squad's victory while Lori tells us of her latest trials in the mixed doubles discipline.   Next up is the aforementioned Slam event, and all the various storylines—from Ross Whyte making the men's final (and a reminder of his nude appearance in the Men Of Curling calendar) to Rachel Homan continuing to breathe fire, plus the finale of Italy's remarkable Team Retornaz.   This week's Hot Topic is fascinating as on-ice penalties are being considered for future three-player teams!    Next up is the 2G breakdown of Ben Hebert's latest Sheet Show, and it was certainly memorable. That is immediately followed by Team Bottcher's Christmas singalong, a World Junior B recap and word from the Nunavut playdowns.   Enjoy the episode, happy holidays and stay safe!

*EMERGENCY POD* *EMERGENCY POD* *EMERGENCY POD*   In this special curling podcast episode, do the 2 Girls talk about the Tour Challenge Slam? Yes. Do they talk about the world mixed? Yes. Do they talk about the upcoming Pan Continental championships? Yes.   Do they talk about the Golden Bachelor? Of course.   But the real reason The Girls are talking this week at all is Tim March, who appears as Mr. March in the 2024 Men of Curling Fundraising Calendar. If you missed the previous episode with the calendar unboxing, go back and listen … and then feast your ears (and eyes) on the 2G calendar frenzy part II.   Oh wow, Mr. March!   Enjoy the episode and stay safe!

Men of Curling Unboxed! OMGOMGOMG. The 2 Girls and a Game Curling Podcast is back and … it's juicy. Lori and G3—Daryell Nowlan!—start with an update on Daryell's coaching and playing situation, which is followed by Headline News items. This includes a segment on the new Player's Tour cashspiel hosted in Lori's town. Then, it's the annual early Halloween treat as Lori and Mary unbox the brand new 2024 Men of Curling Fundraising Calendar, and rant and rave about what's inside. (Pro tip: watch your volume.) Before recording this segment, The Girls went on a social media sabbatical and managed to avoid hearing the lineup announcement. What you hear is fully authentic—exactly what fans now expect from these veteran curling podcasters. As usual, a few amusing bloopers conclude the episode. Enjoy the episode and stay safe!

2 Girls and a Game: The PointsBet   Lori and Mary return from a weekend of golf and curling – the latter didn't involve them playing (for once) but rather saw them watching and conducting interviews at Curling Canada's new event jewel, the PointsBet Invitational.   The subjects range far and wide – the poor GTA crowds; G1's U18 teams at ice level with the stars; the women's and men's championship finals; Wonder Woman Rachel Homan (again); how can Team Dunstone take that final step to gold; the upsets; questions for TSN (why do they do the things they do); curling's Taylor Swift solution; improvements to the event; Team McEwen and more.   There are three athlete interviews interspersed with the usual 2G commentary - Christina Black, Matt Hall and Greg Balsdon.   Finally, The Girls bid farewell to a popular curling star.   Enjoy the episode and stay safe!

Rte controversies and more - Political analysis with Paul Bugler and hosted by tom Bottcher. Recorded on 26th June 2023 and broadcast 1st July 2023

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Ridgewood resident Jan Bottcher, a member of Ridgewood STIGMA-FREE, shares information from the National Alliance on Mental Illness about this year's “theme, “More than Enough.” It affirms that people are inherently worthy of life, love, and healing — no matter what they look like, where they are in their journeys, or what they can or can't do. The STIGMA-FREE initiative is dedicated to raising awareness about mental illness and creating a culture where individuals experiencing symptoms feel supported by their community and free to seek treatment without fear of stigma. *1 in 5 adults and 1 in 6 children have a mental health condition—and half go untreated. Questions to ask someone in distress: Do you need help? Do you need a hug? Do you need to be heard? Do you need a hiatus? Please help us reduce Stigma in Ridgewood. Call the Village Health Department at 201-670-5500, visit ridgewoodnj.net, or attend a meeting.

Episode 73: City Council Member (NYC- District 3) Erik Bottcher joins the AH"M table and discusses everything from rezoning to rats (to drag queen story hour!)Follow Erik Bottcher on Instagram @EBottcher.Read more about Erik Bottcher here. For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.

In today's episode I am joined by Brad Thiessen who shares his journey as one of Canada's top front-enders.    Brad shares how he believes improving his fitness was integral in marking him as one of the best brushers in the world, why learning to prioritize your time is crucial, how to be the best teammate, and why you need to look after both your mental and physical health.   To stay as up-to-date as possible, make sure to join the Empowered Performance newsletter and to follow me on Instagram at @empoweredperformance   All mentioned resources are available in the show notes on my website at www.empoweredperformance.ca/podcast  Including direct links to webinars & workshops, and the EP offseason menu.   Other episodes you might enjoy: Brushing Intervals: 40, 41 and 42 Episode 38: Brushing Workout Tips Episode 34: 5 off-ice exercise for becoming a better brusher  

2 Girls and a Game: Mega Brier Review   Lori and Mary return with episode 16 of season 8—a true Brier special.   That's what happens when both Girls travel to London for the Canadian men's championship, both together and separately in the same week (and two weekends).   In a departure from the usual 2G format, there are plenty of on-site interviews included in this show. And if you listen at thecurlingnews.com, you'll see vibrant Brier images—from The Curling News photographer Anil Mungal—that have been embedded in the media player to enhance your podcast experience.   Enjoy the episode and stay safe!

So Much For Our Week Off The 2 Girls tried to skip a week—and failed, as there's just too much curling to discuss. Lori and Mary talk about the Saskatchewan Tankard, the pools for the Canadian women's championship, the public relations nightmare Curling Canada endured over a pregnancy rule, residency requirements, Canada's surprise hiring of Scotland's David Murdoch, Jamie Koe returns to the Brier, the Joanne Courtney TSN announcement and so much more. Enjoy the episode and stay safe!

Girl 2 rejoins Girl 1 for episode 12 of season 8.   There's Something About Mary as G2 is back from a grind of a week commentating for the Ontario STOH and Tankard provincial championships. She dishes about the host town, the venue, the event, the people, and her commentary colleagues, plus the sights, sounds and observations from a great seat in the house.   The Girls also discuss the no-tick rule before dissecting the results in Port Elgin, which are followed by mention of a real-life flashback: a COVID case, which prompted a competing team to withdraw.   Then it's on to the plethora of other provincial championship results that made this past week and weekend one of the most attractive for those savvy enough to watch livestreams via the internet.   Enjoy the episode, and stay safe! 

Girl 1 welcomes “Girl 3” for episode 11 of season 8 … as amazing guest host Daryell Nowlan returns. (Girl 2 is busy commenting for the Ontario STOH/Tankard provincial livestream coverage.) Lori and Daryell waste no time in catching up, and talk about Team Andrea Kelly's big provincial STOH win in New Brunswick. This leads to a discussion between two coaches (Lori described her U18 provincial coaching efforts in episode 10) as well as the difference between winning a provincial title and cashspiels on the World Curling Tour. The Alberta women's provincial championship was fully discussed, as both hosts were thrilled with the stunning finish on the last stone of the championship final. Faithful listeners are encouraged to head to The Curling News website (https://www.si.com/curling/2-girls-and-a-game) to watch the shot in the embedded media player as you listen! Our hosts then barrel through a variety of topics—the FISU World University shootout, U18s, Curling Canada's hints that big changes are coming, and a new pregnancy addendum in Canada's championship player guide (!). Naturally, there has to be predictions for the remaining provincial men's and women's winners. Enjoy the episode and stay safe!

Kevin forgot his laptop in Palm Springs, so he made his way over to Jim's place to record the podcast. The guys give an update on the Grand Slam results (4:50), who has qualified for the Scotties and Brier (11:15), Kevin googles himself live on air (14:00), Warren gives an update on the World University Games in Lake Placid, NY (14:45), they chat 8 end games vs 10 end games (23:10), some of the oddest and outdated rules in curling (31:35) and how they choose the games that get broadcasted from an event (33:15).The guys then catch up with Canadian Open champion, Brendan Botcher, about finding their flow (36:40), the competitive nature of the team, playing with powerful sweepers, the development of youth players in Canada and he gives his thoughts on the new Players Association.This podcast is produced by Warren Hansen, recorded and mixed by Mike Rogerson, and hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jim Jerome. Social media support by Griffin Porter.Contact the podcast -- insidecurling@gmail.comThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

The Girls are back, and after some initial catching up, Lori and Mary are off into the 2023 world of curling podcasts.   First up is a retrospective look at some of the biggest curling stories of 2022. We agree with Lori when she is shocked to realize the Beijing Olympics were held just a few months ago—it does feel like many years ago!   Then comes a look at current curling stories and discussion topics, including the results from a recent 2 Girls and a Game online poll.   The 2 Girls conclude with a predictive look at the fields for Canada's upcoming STOH and Tankard provincial championships.   Enjoy the episode and stay safe!

In the 7th Episode (8th Season) Lori and Mary share their excitement about the upcoming Senior Canadian Championships and who will be joining them as coach.  The girls discuss the Everest Canadian Club Nationals: Team Ontario and Team NB winning gold, celebrity commentators and ice conditions and venue.  Lori and Mary chat about the Euros and how exciting it was to have a new champion in Team Denmark, Madeleine Dupont.  Red Deer results are briefly discussed, along with a surprising post on social media.  Lori and Mary have breaking news while they are recording and discover the Brier will be losing their title sponsor after 2023.  Lastly the girls debate the pros and cons of the new coaching rule for the U18 Championships.  Thank you for listening and please enjoy the episode!  Stay safe!

Episode 6 of season 8 begins with Girl 1's on-ice exploits at the Canadian Mixed curling championship in Prince Albert, Sask. Lori and Mary then run through recent calendar sales—where Mary is seeking a curler from the York CC in Newmarket for an important message!—as well as recent World Curling Tour action, another Twitter spat (this one involving Joanne Courtney and legend Randy Ferbey) and Team Bottcher's new vlog posting. Pod fans are reminded to check out this file at The Curling News website, where embedded images and video will enhance your podcast experience:  https://www.si.com/curling/2-girls-and-a-game Enjoy the episode and stay safe!

In the 3rd episode (Season 8) Lori and Mary are unboxing the 2023 Curling Cares Calendar.  It's the first time the girls see what month they are and each others photograph!  The girls discuss their charities and why they are meaningful to them.  Lori's charity is the CNIB - promo code LoriCares and Mary's charity is The Covenant House - promo code is MaryCares.  If you want to support both girls please use promo code 2GirlsCare.  Other topics on this episode are Mary's lifetime achievement award, Lori's provincial title, Canadian teams social media choices and so much more!  Please enjoy the episode and stay safe!

In the 2nd Episode (Season ) Lori and Mary break down everything that happened at the inaugural PointsBet Invitational.  Did this event make the girls care about curling in September?  They discuss the format: 10 ends, no extra ends, draw to the button challenge, time clocks, the million dollar bracket and the bracket busters, new teams and who is showing chemistry early in the quadrennial, and the results.  Congratulations to team Jennifer Jones and Team Carruthers on their victories!  Lori and Mary also discuss the reactions to the Calendar Girl announcement.  Thank you for listening and please enjoy the episode! 

The Girls kick off the new curling season: early team results and observations, streaming stuff, (partial) calendar details with @curling, funny commercials and a major WHAAAAT announcement!  

It's our last show of the season and our biggest one yet! Warren and Kevin kick things off by discussing the world juniors where Canada was relegated on the women's side, and the guys explain what that means. We also look ahead to next season and how the event schedule is shaping up.Should curling clubs dial back their rules for league play? Warren explains in Hot Rock Topics why emulating the pro game doesn't necessarily translate to the clubs.We empty out our inbox for our Mailbag segment answering your questions about moving the hog line, how to get kids and younger adults into curling, and why some curlers use a different brush or a corn broom while sliding.In Storytime, Kevin pays tribute to his dear friend Thomas Ulsrud, who passed away from cancer recently.We have not one but three guests for our season finale as we're joined by Sportsnet's Kristina Rutherford (31:48), Postmedia's Ted Wyman (51:50) and Gregory Strong (1:10:30) of the Canadian Press. We meet the press to chat about what they believe were the biggest curling stories of the season, who were the best teams in the world, the future of mixed doubles, which player or team surprised them the most, and what lies ahead for curling in Canada plus what needs to change.This podcast is produced by Amil Delic and Warren Hansen, recorded and mixed by Mike Rogerson, and hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jim Jerome. Production support by Jonathan Brazeau and Griffin Porter.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates. 

Lazy dog owners are being called out by Erik Bottcher, a NYC councilman from the 3rd district. Bottcher is outraged that dog owners are leaving their dogs poop all over the streets of NYC.

The Girls keep winning.  Lori and Mary gather for episode 29 of season 7, and kick things off with news of yet another provincial championship trophy (!) and a celebrity appearance for charity.  Then the 2 Girls do what you're here for: discuss all that's happened this past week in the Roaring Game. Topics include—but are not limited to—the Players' Championship Slam, the official Bottcher team announcement and other lineup stuff, the world mixed doubles championship, and so much more.  Enjoy the episode and stay safe.

2 Girls and a Game: 2022 Brier Opening Weekend    Glasses are sexy. Believe it.    Lori and Mary return with episode 23 of season 7 and, after a brief rehash of Lori's fun mixed curling weekend, we're off with the curling chatter.    Team lineup changes have been announced, and are discussed, including the popularity of the “adult conversations” phrase. And all hail Eve Muirhead's glamour girls!    Next up is the Brier in Lethbridge. With Mary's agenda leading the way, The Girls discuss all things men on ice. Following that are some additional curling subjects.    The episode closes with a 20-minute interview with Darren Moulding, the former Brendan Bottcher and current James Grattan team member now plying his trade out of New Brunswick. You won't want to miss this one, folks.    Enjoy the episode and stay safe.

It's a special edition of Inside Curling as Brendan Bottcher joins the show to clear the air on dropping third Darren Moulding from his team. Bottcher talks about how he regrets using “personal reasons” in the initial team release, how much influence coach Don Bartlett has on the team and how tough it is to make team decisions as a player. This podcast is produced by Warren Hansen and Kevin Martin, mixed by Mike Rogerson, and hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jim Jerome. Production support by Amil DelicThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

After much discussion, Darren Moulding joins the podcast to explain why he wasn't surprised when he was cut from the team, what caused tension, why things would have been better with a different coach, why he wanted to be more involved in the business side of the team, and why he believes the best is yet to come in his curling career. The boys share their thoughts on the news, explain why teams need an owner/general manager to make things more organized and smoother, plus the pressure on skips to juggle all those roles and more.This podcast is produced by Warren Hansen and Kevin Martin, mixed by Mike Rogerson, and hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jim Jerome. Production support by Amil DelicThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

GSOC season is now upon us and Kevin gets us all set up providing his picks to win the Masters. Our segment taking aim at the Canadian Olympic Trials last week raised a few interesting questions amongst our fanbase and we take a look at some of your feedback in our Mailbag. Stick around until the end of the show for “Storytime” as Kevin and Warren reflect on 2001 when our co-hosts clashed during the formation of the GSOC and the Brier boycott. Reigning Brier champion Brendan Bottcher is our special guest (29:00) to talk about how his team has been preparing for the upcoming Masters and Americas Challenge. Bottcher also shares his thoughts on what he likes — and doesn’t like — about the new rules the World Curling Federation will be testing at the men’s and women’s worlds later this season. This podcast is produced by Warren Hansen & Jonathan Brazeau, mixed by Andrew Holland, and hosted by Kevin Martin, Warren Hansen and Jim Jerome. Additional editing and production support by Amil Delic. Audio Credits: Sportsnet. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We’re wrapping up the Brier and Kevin gets technical about the lively rocks and ice speed. Fresh off of winning their first Brier, Alberta skip Brendan Bottcher and third Darren Moulding join the show to talk about how they pulled it off, the controversial incident with British Columbia where Steve Laycock smashed his broom on […]

What a show this week! We talk with Kerri Einarson who just repeated as Scotties Champion and then speak with Brendan Bottcher who’s been to the last 3 Brier Finals. We discuss the challenges of a tournament in the bubble.You won’t believe the hassle that Kerri had with her drivers’ licence.Reviewing the fitness level of […]

Reid chats with Dave Campbell, producer for Inside Sports and Colour Analyst, Edmonton Eskimos Football, 630 CHED.  Karrick Martin, Lead, Brendan Bottcher Rink and Team Alberta. Brad Thiessen, Second, Brendan Bottcher Rink and Team Alberta. 

In this episode, Sean and Scott break down the week at the Champions Cup in Saskatoon. They talk about wins for Teams Bottcher and Tirinzoni before examining Canada's double-gold at the World Senior Championships and what went down in the mixed doubles.