A Masters-green running joke leads into Kevin's steady look back at retirement and what followed.
Green sets the tone right away as Jimmy works through shirts, shoes, tape, car-cleaning supplies, a lamp, a mop, jackets, and socks for the Masters.

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Curling talk from inside the house.
Inside Curling is a brisk, conversational curling show built around Kevin Martin, Jim Jerome, and the sport’s biggest recent moments. It mixes medal-game breakdowns, retirement stories, funding talk, athlete interviews, and the kind of side chatter that feels straight from a curling room.
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Inside Curling is a curling show with its elbows on the table. It has the feel of a live postgame conversation that kept going after the cameras should have stopped. Kevin Martin and Jim Jerome bring a friendly, familiar rhythm to the sport, mixing big-event recap with personal memory, guest interviews, and practical reads on how games actually turn. The talk moves fast. It also loops, corrects itself, and circles back, which gives the show a lived-in sports-radio texture rather than a polished feature-interview feel. Recent episodes are packed with Games aftermath from Italy, including Canadian medal runs, final-game analysis, and the emotional strangeness of winning on the biggest stage. Brad Jacobs comes through as a reigning Olympic champion, with the show lingering on the thrill and crash after victory. Matt Dunstone arrives with a Brier championship ring and the easy familiarity of a repeat guest. Xenia Schwaller’s world title becomes part of a wider discussion about curling’s growth on the world stage. Cory Thiesse and Korey Dropkin bring the mixed doubles silver-medal story, from extra luggage to team clothing to the broader American Olympic result. The show is comfortable getting technical. Ends are replayed. Shot choices are second-guessed. Missed chances are treated with sympathy and precision. It is just as interested in the machinery around the sport: funding, sponsorship, travel, high-performance programs, retirement timing, and how full-time curling changes the competitive map. The tone stays warm even when the analysis gets pointed. There are jokes, tangents, sponsor breaks, and little bursts of awe when Olympians describe what they have just lived through. For curling fans, that combination is the hook. It respects the scoreboard, but it also understands the long season behind it.
Made for: For curling fans who want more than scores: tactical breakdowns, Games context, champion interviews, and informed curling-room banter. It especially suits listeners who already follow Canadian curling, the Brier, and international competition.
What sets it apart: The show stands out because its technical reads come wrapped in casual familiarity, personal memory, and immediate post-event emotion. It can move from a joke to a precise end-by-end breakdown without changing rooms.
World Curling Hall of Famer and Olympic Gold Medalist Kevin Martin with host Jim Jerome. The Official Podcast of World Curling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kevin Martin and Jim Jerome connect curling results to the tactical, financial and personal decisions shaping teams and careers.
Kevin Martin and Jim Jerome turn curling results into conversations about the decisions underneath them. Their recaps move from shot selection and turning points to roster construction, residency rules, retirement and the demands of another Olympic cycle.
Kevin Martin calls an Olympic gold-medal draw easy; you can argue with your kitchen broom.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Masters-green running joke leads into Kevin's steady look back at retirement and what followed.
Green sets the tone right away as Jimmy works through shirts, shoes, tape, car-cleaning supplies, a lamp, a mop, jackets, and socks for the Masters.
A candid look at how funding and full-time training shape Canadian high-performance curling.
Dave's conversation with Kevin Martin and Jim Jerome turns Canadian high-performance curling into a question of money, access, and time. The episode contrasts the rapid rise of Asian curling programs, where full funding can make full-time training possible, with Canadian players…
A warm Olympic aftermath chat that balances silver-medal details with the ache of a fourth-place finish.
Inside Curling returns to the post-Olympic mood with a relaxed, detail-rich conversation built around a silver-medal return from Italy. Jungle Jim Jerome and Kevin Martin let the mixed-doubles guests settle into an easy rhythm, moving from baby potatoes and herb de Provence to…
Kev revisits the women's curling final and the demands that follow an Olympic win.
Kev and his co-host return to the women's curling final in their last Italy Games installment. Kev points to a missed double in the eighth as the moment the game changed. A deuce in the ninth tied it, leaving Sweden with the last shot to win in the tenth.
Inside Curling revisits the tight shots that settled the men's gold-medal game.
Inside Curling stays close to the stones in Canada's men's gold-medal game against Great Britain. The ninth end gives the hosts plenty to work through: Bruce Mouat misses a flat double, then tries a freeze, and Brad Jacobs has a chance at four. Jacobs takes three.
A senior championship recap mixes Olympic history, curling news, and a debate over F-bombs.
Inside Curling builds this stop around Atina Ford, the newly crowned Canadian Senior Women's Champion, then widens out into a busy week in the sport: senior championship results, a player change, Olympic qualifying, volunteer recognition, and a side debate about profanity on…
A relaxed year-end curling check-in that turns from ugly sweaters to Olympic-cycle decisions and team-building pressure.
Inside Curling's annual year-end wrap-up opens in holiday mode, with an ugly-sweater back-and-forth, a Goldline hoodie, and Rob Falls joining the familiar look back and look ahead.

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Inside Curling's 2025 year-end wrap-up with Rob Faulds centers on Rachel Homan, Bruce Mowat, and the road to the 2026 Olympics in Cortina.
Host Jim Jerome joins co-hosts Kevin Martin and Warren Hanson to discuss curling news and interview guest Atina Ford, the newly crowned Canadian Senior Women's Champion.
Jungle Jim Jerome and Kevin Martin introduce a new episode of Inside Curling, focusing on the future of the sport and featuring young curler Serena Gray-Withers.
This episode of Inside Curling features an interview with curler Yannick Schwaller, discussing curling as a family tradition.
Jim Jerome and Kevin Martin introduce an episode of Inside Curling featuring guests Chinami Yoshida and JD Lind of Team Fujisawa, with a brief anecdote about an eight-ender and seven hole-in-ones.
Kevin Martin and Jim Jerome frame this as a year-in-review for curling, with Kevin calling it “an awesome year” and citing Asia, the U.S., Canada, and Scotland as major competitive stories.
Dave Murdoch, the head of Curling Canada, joins Inside Curling with Kevin Martin and Jim Jerome while the conversation is being recorded in Utah during the Olympic playoff weekend.
An episode of Inside Curling featuring Xenia Schwaller, the 2026 World Champion, discussing her recent win and the growth of curling.
An interview with two-time Olympic gold medalist and Team Canada skip Brad Jacobs, discussing his Olympic victory and celebration.
Matt Dunstone, the 2026 Brier champion, joins the show to celebrate his victory and discuss his upcoming world championship.
Cory Dropkin says the U.S. needs more TV exposure and shorter games to grow curling beyond the Olympics.
Mark Kennedy went from being accused of cheating to winning gold, and Kevin Martin wants to ask how he handled it.
Brad Jacobs wins Olympic gold after a game defined by one missed double and one stone spinning out by inches.
This episode of Inside Curling features an interview with curler Yannick Schwaller, discussing curling as a family tradition.
Jungle Jim Jerome and Kevin Martin kick off a new season of their curling podcast, discussing their weekly show plans.