In the 16th Episode of Season 1, Lori and Mary recorded immediately following the World Men's Final. Congratulations to Team Sweden on capturing an eighth World Title! There were a lot of feelings early in the episode discussing Vic Rauter's final call, Team Canada taking home the silver medal and EJ Harnden hanging up his broom. In addition to the discussion surrounding the Worlds, the girls also catch up on more team changes, which teams will potentially get the CTRS spots for the Scotties and the Brier and updates on the Canadian Mixed Doubles and Canadian U20 Nationals. Wishing G2, Mary Chilvers, the best of luck at the Canadian Masters Championship! Please enjoy the episode!

In the 15th Episode of Season 11, Lori and Mary recap the Women's World Championships: Congratulations to Team Switzerland on their World Championship victory, Team Einerson wins the silver medal, the upcoming changes to the Worlds, how did the young Swiss team figure out how to make the transition to women's play so quickly and can Canada get in on that secret! The girls also discuss the breaking news (while recording) of Team Einerson making big changes on their squad after 8 years together. Lori and Mary discuss some of the other team changes that have been announced. Other topics include the Canadian Mixed Doubles Championships, the upcoming Men's World Championships, and Team Canada winning the Paralympic Gold Medal - Congratulations to Team Ideson!! Thank you for listening and please enjoy the episode!

This week is a throwback episode from Season 6!! Team Einerson was representing Canada, they were favoured to do very well and the week was a struggle. Quite the contrast to this year when Team Einerson is off to a very hot start! The girls were joined by the curling legend, Colleen Jones - may she rest in peace.

On to episode 28 of season six. Lori and Mary start with all the discussion points from the first half of the world women's championship in Calgary—the TV crew positives, the German positives, Canada's struggles, coaches from different nations, eyeglasses and more.

The 2 Girls then discuss their first-hand experiences with curling pressure before speaking with multiple STOH and world champion skip Colleen Jones. The legend focusses on her first worlds appearance with her new-at-the-time squad in 1999—which Jones describes as a "failure." It's a remarkable segment.

The gals wrap up with some final notes.

Thank you for listening and please enjoy this throwback episode!