Curling Legends Podcast

Matt Hames was a mad man. Once a copywriter, just like fictional TV character Don Draper, Matt gave up three martini lun... Read more

Ed Lukowich has been there in Curling.  "Fast" Eddy has been central to some of the greatest shifts in the history of th... Read more

John Aassand doesn't live in the past. In 1972 four young players from Grafton, North Dakota competed in their first men... Read more

Alison Goring likes to be around people. Socializing was also a form of sports psychology. She couldn't face the alterna... Read more

Wally Ursuliak has had quite a life.  From Brier Champion with Hector Gervais, to corn broom salesman, camp instructor, ... Read more

Don Barcome always loved to curl.  He was introduced to the game after his family moved to Grand Forks, North Dakota in ... Read more

Don Duguid was curling before the Allies took Berlin.  In 1943, at 8 years old, Don and brothers Gerry and Lorne would t... Read more

Welcome to Morning Classes.  Since 1948, members and friends of the Fort William Curling Club in Thunder Bay have held c... Read more

John Ferguson developed management skills from behind the tee-line.  Dealing with a contentious boardroom seemed easy af... Read more

Ernie Richardson still lives in Saskatchewan, a province he represented at the Brier 5 times.  In 1959, Ernie and his fa... Read more

Dan Carey didn't think he was too competitive.  Growing up in Winnipeg, he could gauge his drive against older brother B... Read more

Marilyn Bodogh may have appeared brash, opinionated, outspoken or a little unfiltered.  But behind the newsworthy quotes... Read more

Jim Ursel had one of the smoothest deliveries of his era.  He came a long way from the early days of knee sliding on a t... Read more

Art Lobel was born near Virden, Manitoba, then started curling as a teenager in Winnipeg...except he wasn't very good.  ... Read more

Guy Hemmings found curling by accident. Having moved to Montreal for University, during a Sunday morning walk he saw a s... Read more

Matt Baldwin begins with a story about Gordie Howe's sister in small town Saskatchewan.  From there we head to Saskatoon... Read more

Ray Grant's father Andy felt one trip to the Brier was enough. After skipping Ontario at the first Regina Brier in 1955,... Read more

Earle Morris always knew how to prepare. Years before appearing in a Brier he studied the best teams, collecting binders... Read more

Peter Gallant never took to skating. His father was a hockey coach and while his older brother reached for a stick and p... Read more

Ron Northcott was Alberta curling in the 1960s.  From 1963 to 1969, Ron (AKA "The Owl") won the Alberta Tankard six time... Read more