
Interested in playing chess but always hear how it is difficult to learn especially if you are an adult? There is no better time to start playing chess than today, especially with all the resources available now!!! Let's learn this game together and prove that while we may never become a grandmaster, we can still have fun. We can have a great time learning the game and progress to whatever level w... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesGamesLeisure | |||

L2C 055: Welcome Back - To The Doctor and OTB Chess for Bill
Summer is rapidly coming to a close and The Doctor has returned to the podcast from his sabbatical, lol. In addition, we cover an OTB tournament after a long layoff for Bill. What has The... more
L2C 054: How to Annotate and Analyze Your Game (101) with Claude Fried
It is often said that in chess one of the best ways to improve is to study your games, often annotating them is the method suggested. But what exactly does that mean exactly. Cl... more
L2C 053: Bill on the Sofa - State of the Union Update as of July 2026
Bill reviews what he has been up to and how his chess game and study have been progressing over the past few months. Has his Elo gone up? Has it gone down? What has he been spend... more
L2C 052: Claude Fried Returns to Answer (Some) of Bill's Dumb Questions
Many/Most/All(?) chess players seem to be obsessed over chess openings. In an effort to help, Claude Fried returns to offer some very good advice to us about what to do when lo... more
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Can you put up the game? I don’t hear the move for black from 4 and then move 5. I’m not sure what happened. Thanks not sure what happened after H3 to move 5.
Enjoying this new podcast, great content focused on chess play and enjoyment of the game. The mix of subjects covered is nice and the recent addition of Dr Pop Pop has been very nice. Well done
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This show targets adult chess learners who want practical, actionable guidance without getting overwhelmed by theory. Episodes blend live game analysis, structured study routines, and real-world training tools (dojos, annotation practices, and post-mortems) with light humor and personal learning journeys. Guests range from experienced players to educators, and sponsorships are woven into conversations, creating a steady mix of pedagogy, strategy, and community-building. A distinctive element is the duo dynamic (with occasional guests) that keeps topics grounded—from opening repertoires and pawn structures to mindset and non-chess factors—while maintaining an approachable, hobbyist-friendly vibe. Potential listeners will likely value tangibl... more
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Recent guests on Late 2 Chess include:
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