A Weekly, Rapid-Fire Chess Podcast Devoted to Helping You Improve Your Game. Hosted by Ben Johnson, brought to you by Chessable.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | EducationHow ToLeisureGames |
The final episode of Season 3 of How to Chess is a rare solo pod, where Ben
succinctly summarizes the key lessons about chess role models that were
imparted by the How to Chess guests. As Ben notes, the guests have
highlighted role models rangi... more
Luciana Morales is a Peruvian Woman International Master with a resume full of impressive accomplishements!
She has won the Pan-American Youth Championship no less than 3 times. She also won the Zonal Tournament 2.4 in São Paulo. The win qualified h... more
Alex Astaneh is an Irish International Master, chess coach, and author.
Astaneh's chess journey began at a young age, and he quickly found success on the Irish chess circuit. At the age of 11, he represented Ireland at the World Youth Championships,... more
Jorden van Foreest is a well accomplished Grandmaster from the Netherlands. Some of the highlights of his career includes winning the Dutch Championship in 2016, winning the prestigious Tata Steel Chess Tournament in 2021, and serving as Magnus Carls... more
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Just started listening but it’s great so far. Excellent information and lovely passion and vibes from everyone involved.
I love chess now!
Why aren’t there reviews here lol
Great podcast. Interesting guests and Ben has a knack for keeping the conversation on point and helpful. I am an ‘adult improver’ and this podcast never condescends to my level—rather, these very high-level elite players, as well as Ben himself—focus on enjoyment of the game are very inclusive and unpretentious. Also—it really comes through that Ben is passionate about chess, as am I, and it shows in his enthusiasm and regard for both his guest and his audience. Thanks for all the hard work, Ben... more
Wonderful podcast I must say, great format, and good length p/episode for just the drive to work etc.
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