The December Chess Underground pays tribute to Chicago chess legend FM Albert Chow. Hear memories and stories of Albert from those who knew him best. Please also check out the beautifully written memorial from Daaim Shabazz here:
Smorks, disco porks, mocktails, London Love (hate?), and the Kingside and Queenside separated by only nine thousand miles or so. The definitive* IM Eric Rosen Interview - this month on the Chess Underground. *Note that Host cannot guarantee if it is fully definitive or not.
The October Chess Underground checks in with Epiphany Peters, who streams under the name "marichess." Epiphany offers her insights on the journey to achieving the NM title as well as what it takes to be a strong bullet player, while also sharing stories from her stream, life, music, and much more! Listen to the show and catch up with Epiphany via the Twitch or Youtube links below...
What do DAOs, Bansky, bachelorette parties, derivative art, classic Kung Fu movies and a post-apocalyptic landscape have in common? They're all discussed on this month's Chess Underground with NM Aakaash Meduri. Listen now!
Yes, it's a day late, but you'll be sad if you don't listen for reasons of arbitrary calendar counting. (And what is time, anyway?)
The June edition of "Chess Underground" continues our season 3 theme, “Streamers”, with a sit-down with James Canty III.
Season 3 of the Chess Underground – themed “Streamers” – starts off with none other than Gothamchess himself, IM Levy Rozman.
In this month's edition of the Chess Underground, host Pete Karagianis reviews the Candidates finish, recaps season 3 “Tournament Life” and introduces a very exciting season 4 of the podcast.
The February Chess Underground examines the intrigue and excitement surrounding the upcoming resumption of the 2020 Candidates Tournament in Yekaterinburg, Russia. Host Pete Karagianis takes an in-depth look at some of the matchups that may impact who ultimately goes on to challenge World Champion Magnus Carlsen.
The February Chess Underground takes a trip through time with Internet Chess Club co-founder Marty Grund.
In the December 2020 Chess Underground, host Pete Karagianis looks back on the year that wasn’t, his own best laid plans, and the difference between Chess and Go.
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Ann Ufiany
Thanks, that was very interesting. It seems to me that chess is a slightly underrated sport these days. People are often in a hurry.. Many people think that football is more spectacular.. but they don't look deep.