
Dissectologists is a podcast about jigsaw puzzles and the people who love them. From collectors and speed puzzlers to artists, designers, and neuroscientists, each episode explores how puzzles are made, why we’re drawn to them, and what keeps us coming back to the table. dissectologists.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureSociety & Culture | |||

This week on Dissectologists, I sat down with Liza Fireman, puzzle collector, creator of Puzzles by Liza, and the Guinness World Record holder for the largest collection of puzzles.
We talked about Ravensburger's history, quality, what it's like to ... more
This week on Dissectologists, I sat down with Adam Gray, a speed puzzler, content creator, and host of Puzzled and Chatty.
We talk about the first-ever Jigsaw Puzzle World Series in Germany and what happens when a hobby becomes organized, competitiv... more
This week on Dissectologists, I sat down with Aimee Stewart, a self-taught, multi-media artist whose work has become some of the most beloved imagery in the puzzle world.
Her puzzles are known for their richness and detail, but more than that, they’... more
This week on Dissectologists, I sat down with Mirek Stolee, a curator at the Strong National Museum of Play, to talk about the history of jigsaw puzzles. We uncovered how puzzles evolved not just as objects, but as reflections of culture that are sha... more
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This show centers on jigsaw puzzles through a wide lens: from speed puzzling and collecting to puzzle design, history, and the neuroscience of attention. Across episodes, listeners hear how puzzles shape culture, identity, and community, with deep dives into competitive play, artistic representation, and the craft of wooden puzzles. Noteworthy is the consistent blend of hands-on puzzle culture with broader social themes—representation in imagery, aging and cognition, and the tension between digital tools and traditional craftsmanship—making it a rich resource for brands seeking hobbyist audiences, cultural conversations, or educational angles around puzzles and play.
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Recent guests on Dissectologists include:
1. Adam Gray
2. Aimee Stewart
3. Mirek Stolee
4. Dr. Donalee Markus
5. Gamel Meezy James
6. Joyce Yoo
7. Carolyn Broussard
8. Monica Marlatt
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