A podcast dedicated to the journey of adult chess improvement. Each week a guest will join me to discuss what has worked for them, what hasn't worked as well, and the status of their journey.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 139 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
This week on Chess Journeys, I spoke with GM Noel Studer. We took a look at my games and progress in 2024. We examined my chess, my rating improvement, and my study plan. We also discussed Noel’s near course: Beginner Chess Mastery. more
This week on Chess Journeys, I spoke with Thomas. We spoke about OTB chess is Paris and his preference for OTB games. We focused on his struggles to play online and the anxiety that comes with those games. Thomas had a sudden ratings gain, and we dis... more
This week on Chess Journeys, I spoke with Rachel. She’s a former scholastic player, who has returned to chess as a college student. We talked about how she studies chess, her preference for OTB chess, and the importance of coaching. We also discussed... more
This week on Chess Journeys, I spoke with David about his journey through life and chess. He talked about books and resources that helped him improve. We spent time talking about the value of process over rating goals. David also talked about his exp... more
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Informative. Fun. I learn something from each episode and moreover the vibe from this podcast is so definitively positive. Keep up the great work.
This show is underrated simply bc if nothing else just from listening you learn so much about the chess world including different books, strategies, and ways to learn and what the community is like and how it feels to go to a tournament. If feels good to hear the stories of how people may have gotten discouraged or persevered through a tough time in their journey. It creates a shared connection for all of us and allows us to grow and learn together plus you learn a lot about the different philos... more
If you are an adult trying to improve at Chess then this podcast is essential listening. It speaks to a wide range of adults about their journey in chess, including tips, resources used and general ways they went about their learning. Excellent presented by a fellow adult improver who asks all the right questions. more
Bruce makes so much sense. I recently just got into chess at 45. I’m not delusional but I am so sick of the “you can’t do it culture.” I’d rather listen to reasons how you can than reasons why you can’t. I’m divorced. No kids. Down time at work. I can retire in 8 yrs. I’m inching forward in my 12 to 15 year plan.
I have been listening to this podcast for over a year now and I find it very entertaining and informative. I think it is one of the best chess related podcast out there.
Apple Podcasts | #63 | United States/Leisure/Games |
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Apple Podcasts | #136 | Australia/Leisure/Games |
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