
A podcast for Shogi Players in the West produced by Shogi Dad! New episodes are typically published each Wednesday.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Categories | LeisureGames | ||||

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In this week's episode I discuss online shogi tournaments and the potential value they could provide to those of us in the western shogi world.
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In our thirty first episode I interview Danny, a loyal viewer and supporter of the channel who started playing shogi in the past year and, with his strong chess foundation, has been nicely levelin... more
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In our thirtieth (!) episode, special guest Koshiro joins in as co-host for an incredible session about shogi openings in the context of growth and applicability for kyu to shodan level players.
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In this week's episode I ponder the idea of shogi as art, as proposed by a strong and well-respected shogi player and friend of the channel.
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In this week's episode I explore what shogi expansion in the west looks like and what growing the game could mean.
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In this week's episode I jump headfirst into an evergreen debate in the shogi world: Is it better to play lots of games or to grind lots of tsumeshogi puzzles.
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In our twenty-sixth episode I interview Solomon, a new member of our shogi community and already an active player based in Atlanta. Solomon has experience in the competitive speedcubing scene whic... more
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This podcast offers a fascinating exploration of Shogi, the traditional Japanese strategy game, with a focus on its growth and adaptation in Western cultures. Episodes delve into a range of topics including strategies, community engagement, and the unique distinctions between Shogi and chess. Interviews with players of varying expertise provide personal insights and anecdotes about their journeys in Shogi, emphasizing learning, consistency, and the cultural significance of the game. With discussions on tournament experiences, educational resources, and reflections on broader Japanese culture, this is likely to appeal to both Shogi enthusiasts and novices alike, seeking a deeper understanding of the game and its community.
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Shogi in the West launched 5 months ago and published 33 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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