
Dive into the intricacies of crossword creation with Crosstalk, the podcast for constructors, aspiring creators, and puzzle enthusiasts alike. Each episode explores the experiences of designing compelling crosswords, from theme selection and grid design to the art of crafting clever clues. Check out interviews with some of the best constructors as they share stories and perspectives on their puzzl... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 6 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureArts | |||

Daniel talks to renowned author and constructor Aimee Lucido about her new crossword-themed book, the risks and rewards of getting in the comments, our least favorite fill ever, how trivia can make a puzzle sparkle, the pleasures of etymology, failin... more
Daniel talks to Shannon Rapp about topics such as how to create fresh theme ideas, the power of theme queries, the secrets to a successful collaboration, the best crossword resources, training for tournaments, representing the Midwest, her favorite p... more
Daniel talks to Kameron Austin Collins about topics such as the visual design of themelesses, getting a “villain edit,” his intentional jumbling of cultural references, the politics of fill, personalizing and pruning word lists, the entry he was most... more
In this episode, Sid and I discuss topics such as the connections between construction and science and engineering, crosswords as an art form, the inclusion of South Asian culture, crafting the final puzzle of the ACPT and the New York Times Super Me... more
Daniel talks to Rachel Fabi about how she started constructing, getting mentored and being a mentor, what makes a good theme, cryptic crosswords, fundraising for social causes, and so much more!
In the debut episode of Crosstalk, host Daniel Grinberg chats with crossword constructor Rafael Musa to explore the intricate, exciting world of crossword construction.
Find out which puzzle he's proudest of constructing, which crossword software he... more
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