Now that the Tim Horton’s Brier post-mortems are winding down, I thought it would be a good time to post my interview with the executive now at the helm of the Capital One Grand Slam series. We discuss a wide range of topics, including venues for next season and eight-end games.

I apologize for some of the recent problems encountered when trying to link to specific interviews on the site. The problem has been solved.

Click LISTEN THIS EDITION if you want to hear the interview as streaming audio or, better yet, subscribe for free in the iTunes Music Store and elsewhere on the web. That way, you’ll get automatic updates when future shows are posted.

Sure, you can hear and read loads from the skips and the all-star players but only on this podcast can you listen to the Fifth Men ramble on right before their two-shot competition. Let’s just say this edition is only for those truly addicted to curling.

Click LISTEN THIS EDITION if you want to hear the interview as streaming audio or, better yet, subscribe for free in the iTunes Music Store and elsewhere on the web. That way, you’ll get automatic updates when future shows are posted.

We’re back after being down for a few days for a server upgrade.

With so much curling available online and on Canadian television at this time of year, I thought it would be a good idea to check in with one of the game’s most astute observers.

Subscribe in the podcast directory of the iTunes Music Store and in other podcast applications on the web. Hear only this interview by clicking on LISTEN TO THIS EDITION. Send an email to dgemmell@thecurlingshow.com if you’d like to sponsor this podcast and nearly 40,000 regular listeners.