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AJ and Matt are joined by 5 time Scotties Tournament of Hearts champion Rachel Homan to discuss her teams incredible run at the tournament, the teammate relationships and getting prepared for the Olympic qualifying.

The season two finale of Rock Talk is here as Bob Weeks is joined by Team Canada skip Brad Gushue as he prepares for the World Men’s Curling Championship as well as TSN’s Cathy Gauthier and Russ Howard to chat all things curling, including Rachel Homan’s remarkable play at the women’s worlds.

Team Homan Second Emma Miskew on last night's celebration, decision to go for three in the 9th, knocking off the Swiss, the chemistry of her team and their dominating season.

As the Season of Champions rolls on, Bob Weeks is back to recap recent events in curling and also looks ahead to the World Women’s Curling Championship in Sydney, Nova Scotia with guests Emma Miskew, Mark Ideson as well as TSN’s Cathy Gauthier and Russ Howard.

Bob Weeks is joined by Emma Miskew, Krista McCarville and TSN’s curling analysts to break down all you need to know for the upcoming Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Calgary.

Bob Weeks goes one-on-one with Curling Canada’s new CEO Nolan Thiessen and chats with TSN’s Cathy Gauthier and Russ Howard with provincial and territorial playdowns heating up across Canada ahead of the Scotties Tournament of Hearts and Montana’s Brier.

Bob Weeks is joined by Ryan Fry, the coach of Italy’s Team Joel Retornaz, Randy Ferbey, the skip of the famed Ferbey Four, as well as TSN Curling analysts Cathy Gauthier and Russ Howard in the latest episode of Rock Talk with Bob Weeks.

Bob Weeks welcomes Marc Kennedy to the show to discuss the recent strong play of Team Brendan Bottcher, Russ Howard on the latest hot topics in curling and Bobby Ray to chat about the future of curling clubs in Canada.

In the season premier, Bob Weeks chats with Curling Canada’s Nolan Thiessen, TSN Curling analysts Russ Howard and Cathy Gauthier as well as four-time defending Canadian champion Kerri Einarson. Bob also breaks down the top storylines of the season and his first Power Rankings.

Curling coach Earle Morris on being inducted into the Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame, what he's most proud of in his career, how coaching started in curling and how the game has evolved.