
Discussions with competitors, organizers, and puzzle makers in the competitive jigsaw puzzle world. We cover speed puzzling, puzzle chess, and pretty much any other way that people are using jigsaw puzzles to compete.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

Emma Quirke won the UK Nationals in 2025. Rachael Chambers won it in 2026. Does that make them bitter rivals? Quite the contrary! In this episode we dig in to their intertwined history, how their differing approaches to puzzling land them within seco... more
EB and I are joined by several of the competitors that made a splash at this year's US Nationals. The theme that kept coming up over and over? How much everyone loved this year's event. Joining us are: Alice Rowe Jessa Douglas Josh Trauger Lewis Drac... more
Louise Jackett knew she had found her tribe at her very first competition. Since then, Lou has dedicated herself to giving others that same sense of community, building from Covid-era competitor to one of the most influential figures in Australian co... more
Trigger Alert! THIS EPISODE CONTAINS NEARLY NO STATS! We wanted to explore a different way of talking about the upcoming US National Championships in Atlanta. To help us out, we brought back some former guests, and a new one you might recognize.
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I’m new to the speed puzzling scene and I’m really enjoying getting to know more about the top speed puzzlers. I can’t get enough of this podcast. Great stuff!
Rob asks the best questions and has a good sense of humour.The guests are very relaxed when being interviewed which makes for a great listening experience.
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This show spotlights the competitive jigsaw puzzle world, with deep dives into speed puzzling, puzzle chess, team dynamics, event formats, and community-building. Topics across episodes frequently include nationals and world championships, organizational perspectives from puzzle publishers and associations, live-event logistics, and the evolving relationship between competition and community. Notable strengths include candid guest conversations with top competitors, organizers, and industry insiders, plus practical tips for attendees and aspiring guests. The format often blends tactical strategies, behind-the-scenes insights, and personal stories that illuminate what makes this niche sport engaging for participants and fans alike.
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Recent guests on Piece Talks include:
1. Emma Quirk
2. Rachael Chambers
3. Jessa Douglas
4. Lewis Dracobly-Helsel
5. Louise Jackett
6. Eby Karen
7. Sarah Schuller
8. Michaela Keener
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