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#40. Korchnoi: Obsession | The Essential Sosonko
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits based on personal stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. As the title of his autobiography, Che
#39. Max Dlugy Tells His Side Of The Carlsen-Niemann Cheating Story!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with American grandmaster Max Dlugy. Max Dlugy has had a rich and varied chess career: he was Junior World Champion, became president of the United States Chess Federatio
#38: "I knew Capablanca...", Part 2 | The Essential Sosonko
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits based on personal stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. Continuing where we left off in Episod
#37. Tiger Hillarp Persson About His New Book, Disregard For Material, And More!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Swedish grandmaster Tiger Hillarp Persson. Tiger is a three-time Swedish champion and has been described as one of the most creative and original players of our game
#36. US Captain John Donaldson Previews The 2024 Chess Olympiad!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with American IM John Donaldson. At this year’s Olympiad, John will be captaining team USA, the top seeds in Budapest. John has a long history of captaining the American
#35. Judit Polgar Previews The 2024 Chess Olympiad, Gives Her Views On Women's Titles, And More!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a riveting interview with the First Lady of Chess, Judit Polgar. With the Olympiad in Judit’s home city Budapest around the corner, it’s hard to think of a better guest! Judit Polgar
#34. Coach Vishnu Talks About Training Gukesh And The Booming Chess City Of Chennai!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Indian grandmaster Vishnu Prasanna, better known as Coach Vishnu. Vishnu is best known as the first trainer of Gukesh D, who will challenge reigning champion Ding Li
#33. Capablanca: The Human Chess Machine, Part 1 | The Essential Sosonko
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits based on personal stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. This week’s episode features the first
#32. Polugaevsky: I Must Work, I Must Work | The Essential Sosonko
This week's episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from Genna Sosonko's “The Essential Sosonko” on Lev Polugaevsky. An expert on the Sicilian Defence, Polugaevsky wrote two books on the opening and has one variation named
#31. Charles Hertan About The Legendary Paul Morphy!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with American FIDE master and chess author Charles Hertan. Charles’s latest work “The Real Paul Morphy” focuses on the life and career of one of the most enigmatic figure
#30. Botvinnik: His Journey To Immortality, Part 2 | The Essential Sosonko
This week's episode of the New In Chess Podcast features the second half of the narration from Genna Sosonko's “The Essential Sosonko” on Mikhail Botvinnik. Continuing where we ended two weeks ago, we find Botvinnik giving his perception on
#29. Jimmy Adams Remembers The Legendary Paul Keres!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with FIDE Master Jimmy Adams. Jimmy has had a rich career in chess publishing, both as an editor (CHESS magazine, Batsford and others) and as a writer and compiler of cou
#28. Botvinnik: His Journey To Immortality, Part 1 | The Essential Sosonko
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits based on personal stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. This episode is the first of a two-par
#27. Robert Hess Fondly Remembers Miron Sher, Talks About Commentating And More!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with American grandmaster Robert Hess. A former US #5 with a peak FIDE rating of 2639, Robert is renowned as one of Chess.com’s star commentators, covering its largest ev
#26. Petrosian: The Main Thing Is Happiness | The Essential Sosonko
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits based on personal stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. In this episode Sosonko draws up a por
#25. Jan Timman (72) Returns To The Dutch Chess Championship!
Dear Chess Friend, This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with grandmaster Jan Timman. One of the world’s leading players during the 80’s and 90’s, Jan was at some point considered the best non-Soviet chess pl
#24. Hikaru Nakamura Talks About Streaming, His Relationship With Magnus, And The Future Of Chess!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with American grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura. One of the few bona fide chess superstars of the current era, Hikaru is the world’s 3rd ranked player with a June 2024 FIDE rat
#23. Garry Kasparov: His Unlimited Struggle | The Essential Sosonko
This week's episode of the New In Chess Podcast delves into the life and career of one of the greatest chess-players of all time: Garry Kasparov. The "Beast of Baku", whose matches with Anatoly Karpov meant a redefining of the format of the
#22. Simen Agdestein Talks About Chess And Football!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Norwegian grandmaster Simen Agdestein. Simen made history by becoming the first Norwegian chess grandmaster in 1985. A nine-time Norwegian chess champion, Simen also
#21. Matthew Sadler Talks About Reviewing Chess Books, Reveals His Own Favorites, And More!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with British grandmaster Matthew Sadler. Often called “the strongest amateur in the world”, Matthew, a two-time British chess champion, has retired from playing full-time
#20. Atle Grønn Talks About His Biography of Simen Agdestein!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess podcast features an interview with Atle Grønn, the author of Games and Goals, The Fascinating Chess and Football Careers of Simen Agdestein. Atle Grønn is Professor of Slavic linguistics at the Univer
#19. GM Kevlishvili Talks About Chess at St. Louis University!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Georgian-Dutch grandmaster Robby Kevlishvili. Born in 2001, Robby has represented the varsity chess team of St. Louis University since 2019, winning numerous nationa
#18. Mikhail Tal: My Misha | The Essential Sosonko
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from Genna Sosonko’s “The Essential Sosonko”. The subject of this week’s audiobook is one of the most beloved and inspiring chess players of all time: Mikhail Tal. With hi
#17. Peter Heine Nielsen Looks Back on Candidates Tournament and Gukesh's Record-Breaking Performance
This week’s episode of the New In Chess podcast features an interview with grandmaster Peter Heine Nielsen. A five-time Danish champion, Peter Heine Nielsen is primarily known for his highly successful coaching career. From 2007 till 2023,
#16. Natasha Regan and Matt Ball on In-Between Moves in Chess and Related Concepts in Go, Shogi
This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features not one, but to esteemed guests. Women International Master Natasha Regan and Matt Ball are longtime collaborators, having recently co-authored “Zwischenzug!”, a book about a concept
#15. Anish Giri Returns to the New In Chess Podcast to Talk About the Candidates Tournament at Halftime!
In this week’s episode of the New In Chess podcast, Anish Giri returns to give his take on the first half of the Candidates. Interviewed by Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam, he candidly shares his assessment of the players so far. 0:00 – Intro 1:35 –
#14. Jacob Aagaard Discusses Mark Dvoretsky's Legacy a Chess Writer, Coach, and Human Being
This week’s episode of the New In Chess podcast features an interview with grandmaster Jacob Aagaard. Jacob Aagaard is a GM - he was the British Champion in 2007 – but is best known as a prolific and award-winning chess writer, the founder
#13. Anish Giri Previews Candidates Tournament, Talks About Qualification Controversy, and Weighs Each Candidate's Chances!
This week’s episode of the New In Chess podcast features an interview with Dutch grandmaster Anish Giri, one of the strongest and most popular chess players in the world. A prodigy, Anish achieved the grandmaster title at the age of 14 and
#12. Thomas Willemze Talks About His Authorship and Reveals How to Get Better at Chess at Any Level!
This weeks episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with International Master Thomas Willemze. Thomas is one of New In Chess’s most prolific authors, with a varied body of work that includes opening books, puzzle books, end
#11. Loek van Wely Talks About His Careers in Chess and Politics, Rustam Kamsky, and Bloody Football Matches
This weeks episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with grandmaster Loek van Wely. “King Loek” is an 8-time Dutch champion, and, at 51, has remained active as a player while expanding his activities as a trainer and organi
