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New In Chess Podcast

The New In Chess Podcast features interviews with the world"s leading chess players, authors and personalities. New In Chess is a prize-winning publisher of chess books and the New In Chess magazine. The book publishing program focuses on training manuals, opening theory, chess history and chess entertainment.

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1:40:12

#60. Peter Leko Talks About Chess Commentary, Vincent...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2025/03/14

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Hungarian grandmaster Peter Leko. A world-class grandmaster and former prodigy, Peter now works as a coach and has achieved acclaim as one of the most popular online chess commentators.Peter Leko was extremely successful as a player. As a young kid of only 14 years, four months and 22 days, he became a grandmaster in 1994. This achievement made him the youngest grandmaster in the world at the time,

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0:31:29

#59. Mikhail Tal: A Name As A Gunshot (Part 5) | The...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2025/03/07

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features the second part of a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits and stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. The subject of this week’s episode is Latvian grandmaster Mikhail Tal. This week's narration, which is the fifth in a six-part series, chronicles the "second surge" of Tal's career, where he achieved over-the-board success despite having lost some of his trademark

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1:07:57

#58. Matthew Sadler Talks About Classic Books And...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2025/02/21

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Matthew Sadler, one of the most versatile chess lovers in the universe. In a lively conversation with Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam, the English grandmaster touches on a variety of subjects, spicing up his stories with fascinating observations, sound advice and not-to-be-missed reading tips.Matthew Sadler is a two-time British Champion, a streamer, an expert in chess engines, a successful author and, as he

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1:08:26

#57. Loek Van Wely Recaps The Tata Steel Chess...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2025/02/07

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Dutch grandmaster Loek van Wely. One of our return guests, Loek needs no introduction for our regular listeners. An eight-time Dutch national champion, Loek had his career peak in 2001, when he made it to the world top 10 with a rating of 2714. Besides his own achievements on the chess board, Loek is a successful coach, who has worked with stars like Gata Kamsky, Vladimir Kramnik (2007), Veselin

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0:32:23

#56. Mikhail Tal: A Name As A Gunshot (Part 4) | The...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2025/01/31

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features the fourth part of a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits and stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. The subject of this week’s episode is Latvian grandmaster Mikhail Tal.With his fierce attacking style, “The Magician from Riga” dethroned reigning World Champion Botvinnik to claim the World Chess Championship in 1960. Widely acclaimed as a genius, Mischa’s tactical play

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1:09:01

#55. Jorden Van Foreest Previews Tata Steel!

New In Chess Podcast ·

2025/01/17

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Dutch grandmaster Jorden van Foreest.On the eve of the Tata Steel Chess Tournament in Wijk aan Zee, Jorden talks to Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam about his preparation for ‘the Wimbledon of chess’ and his adventures in earlier editions of this world-class event. Most notably, the 2021 edition that Jorden sensationally won ahead of a daunting field that included Magnus Carlsen, Fabiano Caruana and Anish Giri

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1:21:42

#54. Jacob Aagaard Talks About Jeans And Previews...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2025/01/10

This week’s guest on the New In Chess Podcast is Jacob Aagaard.Jacob returns to the podcast after his last interview last year, in which he was interviewed about legendary Russian trainer Mark Dvoretsky, in his words ‘the biggest authority in my adult life’.This time host Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam invited him to talk about what 2025 will bring us (yes, Wijk aan Zee coming soon!) and to look back on two major events at the end of 2024: the World Championship match won by Gukesh

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0:39:25

#53. Mikhail Tal: A Name As A Gunshot (Part 3) | The...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2025/01/03

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features the second part of a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits and stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. The subject of this week’s episode is Latvian grandmaster Mikhail Tal. With his fierce attacking style, “The Magician from Riga” dethroned reigning World Champion Botvinnik to claim the World Chess Championship in 1960. Widely acclaimed as a genius, Mischa’s tactical

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1:11:34

#52. Peter Doggers Talks About The Chess Revolution!

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/12/27

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Peter Doggers. Peter is a chess journalist from The Netherlands and the director of News & Events for Chess.com. In his book, The Chess Revolution, Understanding the Power of an Ancient Game in the Digital Age, Peter writes about the historical and sociological importance of chess through the ages and, in the second part, about the incredible boom the game has seen in the past years thanks to the

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0:39:14

#51. Mikhail Tal: A Name As A Gunshot (Part 2) | The...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/12/20

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features the second part of a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits and stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. The subject of this week’s episode is Latvian grandmaster Mikhail Tal.With his fierce attacking style, “The Magician from Riga” dethroned reigning World Champion Botvinnik to claim the World Chess Championship in 1960. Widely acclaimed as a genius, Mischa’s tactical play

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0:34:19

#50. Mikhail Tal: A Name As A Gunshot (Part 1) | The...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/12/13

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1:28:02

#49. Daniil Dubov Recaps The World Chess Championship...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/12/06

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Russian grandmaster Daniil Dubov. Daniil, currently rated 2693, earned the grandmaster title in 2011, a few weeks before he turned 15. His biggest success to date was his win in the Rapid World Championship of 2018, ahead of Carlsen, Mamedyarov and Nakamura. Daniil is not only a perfect guest because of his perceptive views and thoughts on chess, but also because of the fact that on two occasions he

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0:29:25

#48. Max Euwe: The Professor, Part 3 | The Essential...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/11/29

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits based on personal stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. Subject of this week’s episode is Dutch grandmaster Max Euwe (1901-1981). This is the third part of Sosonko’s series on Euwe; Part 1 was covered in our October 19 episode, Part 2 on November 8. Machgielis “Max” Euwe was a chess grandmaster, mathematician, author and

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0:30:07

#47. Swayams Mishra and Jacob Aagaard Talk About...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/11/22

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Indian grandmaster Swayams Mishra. At the young age of 32, Swayams is already a decorated chess coach, having worked with the Indian national team for several years and coaching their women’s team to gold at this year’s Olympiad. His private coaching practice has also been successful: this year, his mentee Shreyas Royal became the youngest grandmaster in British history. Interviewed by Jacob Aagaard,

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1:09:50

#46. Peter Heine Nielsen Returns To Give His World...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/11/15

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Danish grandmaster Peter Heine Nielsen.Peter is a five-time Danish chess champion, but is primarily known for his highly successful coaching career. From 2007 till 2023, he was continuously coaching the reigning World Champion, working first for Vishy Anand and later for Magnus Carlsen. In this capacity, he was a winning coach in a world championship match a record eight times.As always, this year’s

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0:36:38

#45. Max Euwe: The Professor, Part 2 | The Essential...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/11/08

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits based on personal stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. This week features the second part of Genna’s story about Dutch grandmaster Max Euwe (1901-1981). Machgielis “Max” Euwe was the fifth World Chess Champion, a title he held from 1935 until 1937. After retiring as a player, he would later serve as FIDE president starting in

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1:15:00

#44. Joel Lautier About His Dual Careers In Chess And...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/10/31

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with French grandmaster Joel Lautier.Joel has had a rich chess career: he became the youngest Junior World Champion in history in 1988, holds a lifetime positive score against Garry Kasparov and is, along with Vasily Ivanchuk, the only grandmaster of his generation to have defeated all world champions of his time: Karpov, Kasparov, Kramnik, Khalifman, Anand, Ponomariov, Kasimdzhanov and Topalov. He was

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1:06:08

#43. Loek Van Wely Talks About (Winning) The Global...

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/10/24

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with Dutch grandmaster Loek van Wely. Loek was the captain of the winning team, the Triveni Continental Kings, at the recent Tech Mahindra Global Chess League in London.Loek van Wely can look back on a rich career as a player. He won the Dutch championship 8 times and had his career peak in 2001, when he made it to the world top 10 with a rating of 2714. Besides his achievements on the chess board, Loek is

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0:31:40

#42. Max Euwe: The Professor | The Essential Sosonko

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/10/18

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features a narration from “The Essential Sosonko”, a collection of chess portraits based on personal stories authored by chess grandmaster Genna Sosonko. Subject of this week’s episode is Dutch grandmaster Max Euwe (1901-1981). Machgielis “Max” Euwe was the fifth World Chess Champion, a title he held from 1935 until 1937. After retiring as a player, he would later serve as FIDE president starting in 1970. In this capacity, he

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1:05:09

#41. Alex Colovic And His Book On Capablanca's Endgames!

New In Chess Podcast ·

2024/10/11

This week’s episode of the New In Chess Podcast features an interview with grandmaster Alex Colovic. Alex is a grandmaster from North Macedonia, who lives in Skopje, and is active in the chess world in many ways. He’s not only a player, but also a trainer, a blogger, a YouTuber, a former president of the Association of Chess Professionals, and a FIDE Fair Play Officer.We invited Alex this week to talk about his new book "Capablanca's Endgame Technique: The Astonishing Chess

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