
A short, fun and occasionally not unintentionally educational podcast in which two fans of the New York Times crossword describe their puzzle-solving travails.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1983 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLanguage LearningLeisureEducation | |||

Today's crossword was an homage to proponents of the "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade" philosophy, and it made for an awesome theme — tales of happy accidents that led to some critically acclaimed discoveries/inventions.
We don't want to ... more
Just like the dish in the title, today's crossword was yummy. We found the theme delicious, the clues tangy, and like all good crosswords it left us wanting more. Just to give you a taste, we had 34A, Hardwood tree ... or what's left after it burns, ... more
This was a fine Monday crossword, straightforward but with a wry theme and clues that spanned a wide gamut of years. For instance, 3D, Bobby, Peter or Greg, to Carol Brady, STEPSON (circa 1969); 46D, Beats by ___ (headphone brand), DRE (est. 2006); a... more
Kelly Richardson has crafted a delightful and timely puzzle in honor of INTERNATIONALWOMENSDAY, in which all of the crosses are the names of famous women — all the way from ISSA Ray to HEDY Lamar. It is an impressive and historically interesting comp... more
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Just found this podcast a couple of weeks ago & have really been enjoying it. Nothing fancy, just going through today’s NYT crossword. Love the banter between the 2 hosts & find Mike’s frequency stats very interesting. Thanks for making it not too short (or too long!) & keep up the good work
Enjoy your podcast very much. It has helped me to get better at solving. Thanks for sharing your love of the puzzle.
Thank you for an entertaining 20 minutes every day.
I love your podcast! It’s really fun how you go a lot of the clues of the crossword. I find myself looking up the words myself because a lot of them are words I didn’t know before. :) I also find myself guessing along with you guys during the game portion. I don’t know who writes those but they are always amazing. Jean
This is a fun podcast to listen to!
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This podcast features engaging discussions between two enthusiastic co-hosts who tackle the New York Times crossword puzzle, sharing their solving experiences and insights. Each episode offers a blend of humor and education, as the hosts analyze the clever themes, clues, and wordplay in the puzzles. They often reflect on their individual approaches to solving, providing listeners with tips and entertaining anecdotes that highlight the challenges and joys of completing crosswords. Unique to this podcast is its focus on interaction with the audience and a light-hearted tone that makes crossword-solving accessible and enjoyable for all skill levels.
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