Join Daniel "Danny" Rensch and James "Motz" Montemagno each week on Coffeehouse Blunders as they discuss the latest in chess, coffee, tech, and anything else happening in their wonderful lives and around the world. Danny's life as an International Chess Master collides with Motz's mobile development and public speaking background for absolutely adorable and astonishing conversation.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | LeisureTechnology |
The time has finally come, it is time for the End Game of The Queen's Gambit. Beth is heading to Moscow for the final showdown against Borgov. We break down the full lead up to the events in Moscow including her time with Jolene, her goodbye to Mr. S... more
Join International Chess Master Danny Rensch and "chess expert" James Montemagno as they break down the sixth episode, Adjournment, of the international sensation The Queen's Gambit. In this episode Beth heads to New York to study and crush Benny in ... more
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Beth returns from Mexico by herself, but not for long as Harry Beltik makes is epic return to assist Beth in crafting her skills. After some back and forth she lets Harry go and makes her way to the U.S. Championship to face off with Benny Watts once... more
We are heading off to beautiful Mexico City for the first showdown between Harmon and Borgov. This episode takes us a crazy ride as Beth really starts to find herself, grows closer to Mrs. Wheatley, plays the most difficult matches of chess yet, and ... more
The Queen's Gambit reaches its stride as Beth continues her dominance in the world of chess across several cities beating out Master and Grandmaster players on her way to the U.S. Open in Las Vegas. This episode spans 3 years, a plethora of tournamen... more
Home sweet home. After studying and mastering 57 pages of the Sicilian Opening, Beth moves in with her new parents and wanders into her first Chess tournament. In this Blunders episode we breakdown every bit of the second episode of The Queen's Gambi... more
Welcome to Season 2 of Coffeehouse Blunders. We are back and breaking down every aspect of Beth Harmon's chess journey in The Queen's Gambit. What was chess like in 1967 in Paris, were the first matches realistic, is the Sicilian Defense the best thi... more
Loved this breakdown series! Now currently working my way through 2017 season 1! 😄
Enjoyed the chess talk and the observations that I’d overlooked. Little nuggets and fun facts alongside great history lessons. Thank you 🤙🏼
Would love season 3 to break down chess movies 😉
Hey😬
After y’a mop up da grinds,
screw da board 90deg🙀
Best podcast on the show!!!!
Thanks for making this podcast but I can’t believe you haven’t mentioned the novel by Walter Tevis on which the show is based.
Since watching The Queen’s Gambit on Netflix I’ve been craving more and more chess discussion. Thanks for satisfying my thirst!
Time for a reunion show! Give the fans what they want!
I love(d) this show! I guess since Danny got that job at TBS he just doesn’t have time for this anymore. Enjoy the old episodes.
I haven’t even listen to a sound bite yet but I already suspect that I will love this. I’m a dad. I love chess and tech. So I’m sure there will be something here for me.
I hope to update this review after listening to a few episodes
Got to this podcast via Danny and have binged all the episodes in the last three weeks. The only think that is lacking is more accents from Danny! Loves me some Tim!
... of tech talk, life lessons, coffee and (of course), chess!
Hey guys, I'm loving the podcast, it's very entertaining and enjoyable!
Have you two considered reaching out to Blue Bottle to start an affiliate program? I recently got a subscription to them (solely because of you two raving about the delicious coffee) I think an affiliate program with them would be mutually beneficial... (Maybe one for chess.com too? I am a diamond member there as well!)
Anyways, even if you didn't want to the money from the affiliate program, you could use it to do some so... more
Danny and James are both funny and they talk tech, movies, chess, and coffee, making this pretty much nerd catnip. What’s not to love?
Great chat about coffee, chess and tech between two great buddies. What's not to love? I always love listening to "Coffeehouse Blunders". The guys are such great mates, and have such an easy rapport. I don't know if they're just buddies, or whether they're related through marriage or something but they come across like lifelong friends which makes for a very enjoyable listen.
If you like clever observational humor this show is for you. This is not review show these guys are just passionate about these things and they will come up in conversation. But there is no tedious review process. Just fun observations. I like this show and these two nerds. I don't even play chess - yet!
This podcast is a blend of some of the best things in life: coffee, chess and technology. Join Daniel "Danny" Rensch, Vice President of one the largest chess websites and international chess master, and James "Motz" Montemagno, Microsoft employed tech-wizard, as they discuss what's new in chess and technology and share interesting anecdotes of their lives. Always positive and always funny!
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Apple Podcasts | #243 |
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