New In Chess Podcast

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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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    #58. Matthew Sadler Talks About Classic Books And Previews The Chess Year 2025!

    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 is no longer a professional player – after all, he has a fulltime job in IT - he is often called the world’s strongest amateur. One of Matthew’s latest interests is humans taking on engines that give their opponents odds. Would you like to play an engine with an extra knight? Or rather with an extra queen? You’d be surprised how much you’d learn from those games, as Matthew explains with his contagious enthusiasm. He also looks at the recent Tata Steel tournament in Wijk aan Zee, won by an impressive Praggnanandhaa, and the first leg of the new Freestyle Grand Slam that took place in Weissenhaus. While Vincent Keymer stunned Magnus Carlsen and Fabiano Caruana to claim the $200,000 first prize, the event also led to heated chess-political discussions around the globe. 0:00 – Intro 2:16 – Matthew’s fascination with recent odds games played by chess engine Leela 9:02 – Has Matthew been following Freestyle chess? 17:08 – Tata Steel 22:37 – Which recent books have especially impressed Matthew? 29:36 – The erosion of strategic principles in favor of pure calculation in the computer era 36:14 – AD BREAK 36:45 – Matthew’s love for historical chess books 39:25 – The legacy of lesser-known players like Efim Bogoljubow, David Janowski and Frank Marshall 45:00 – Matthew’s love for Zukertort and dislike for Steinitz 46:55 – The GOAT debate and why Matthew thinks the “Big Three” debate is unfair 53:24 – AD BREAK 54:21 – How modern chess does not require “classic chess education” 55:53 – The influence of Kasparov’s “modern” opening preparation 57:48 – Matthew previews the year 2025 and his expectations for Gukesh, Pragg, Keymer and Nodirbek 1:05:00 – The Gideon Ståhlberg biography 1:07:06 - Outro

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  2. ٨ شعبان

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

    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 Topalov, and more recently with the Italian national team and Dutch grandmaster Max Warmerdam. With an incredible 25 appearances in the Masters group, Loek is the most experienced Tata Steel Chess Tournament player alive. Interviewed by Dirk Jan Ten Geuzendam, he looks back on the performances of several top players at this year’s event, while also recalling several legendary Wijk aan Zee moments and traditions. 0:00 – Intro 2:23 – Why Loek is the ultimate Wijk aan Zee expert 8:38 – Differences between Wijk aan Zee now versus in the past 10:50 – Loek guesses Wijk aan Zee record holders 12:20 – Loek reflects on his own best and worst Wijk aan Zee experiences 15:42 – “Handshake-gate” 19:23 – AD BREAK 19:55 – Loek’s favourite Wijk aan Zee tournament 28:02 – Why players often go on losing streaks in Wijk aan Zee 29:35 – Gukesh’s performance 35:16 – Caruana’s performance 38:10 – Erigaisi’s performance 42:47 – Pragg’s performance 44:54 – Are tiebreaks a satisfactory way to decide the winner of the tournament? 49:07 – The tiebreaks between Gukesh and Pragg 50:43 – The crazy last round of this year’s event 55:03 – AD BREAK 56:04 – Should Pragg consider this win a milestone in his career? 57:14 – The Challengers group 1:00:27 – The famous Wijk aan Zee football match 1:07:37 – Outro

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  3. ١ شعبان

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

    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 would produce numerous brilliancies, as well as a 95-game unbeaten streak, a record that would stand for over forty years. Narrated by professional voice actor Nick Murphy, this week’s episode about Mikhail Tal is different from the two-part “My Misha” series from May of this year. Instead of an active participant, Genna is more of a background figure this time. However, this does not make his retelling of Tal’s stories any less vivid. A physical copy of "The Essential Sosonko" is available for purchase on the New In Chess website: https://www.newinchess.com/the-essential-sosonko-hardcover

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  4. ١٧ رجب

    #55. Jorden Van Foreest Previews Tata Steel!

    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. As they look ahead to the 87th(!) edition of ‘Wijk aan Zee’, Jorden also gives his take on two news stories that got worldwide attention during the World Rapid & Blitz Championship in New York that he recently played in: ‘Jeansgate’, the scandal that erupted when Magnus Carlsen was fined for wearing jeans, and the controversial end of the Blitz championship, when Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi decided to share the title and the world chess federation FIDE went along in this breaking of the rules. Jorden was born into a family with a rich chess tradition. At the end of the 19th century, his great-great-grandfather Arnold van Foreest was Dutch champion, and so was the brother of his great-great grandfather, Dirk van Foreest. Interestingly, Jorden’s younger brother Lucas has been Dutch champion as well. And yes, Jorden himself has also been Dutch champion as he won the title when he was only 17 years old, one year after he had become a grandmaster. Jorden, who is 25 now, has been U-10 Open Dutch Youth Champion in 2010, U-14 European Youth Champion in 2013, and only a month ago he won the European Blitz Championship in Skopje. As said, Jorden’s biggest triumph so far was his win in the 2021 Tata Steel Chess Tournament, where he defeated Anish Giri in a hectic blitz tiebreak. Jorden is not only a former winner of this epic tournament, it’s also one of his favourite tournaments. He truly knows the village of Wijk aan Zee inside out, as he has been playing there from a very early age. If you are looking forward to the Tata Steel Chess Tournament as much as we are, you should not miss this highly entertaining conversation with Jorden van Foreest. If you are slowly but surely getting into the mood for two weeks of great chess, you will definitely enjoy this episode of the New In Chess podcast! 0:00 – Intro 2:50 – What is Jorden’s state of mind with Tata Steel right around the corner? 7:37 – When Jorden won the tournament in 2021, how did he prepare? 10:21 – Cold showers 13:15 – Jorden being one of the older players in his group at 25 14:05 – How Jorden’s life and career changed after his 2021 win 15:18 – Working for Magnus in the runup to his World Championship match with Nepo 21:46 – How does Jorden prepare for his thirteen opponents in Wijk aan Zee? 24:27 – Does Jorden follow the same “modern” approach to opening preparation? 26:44 – Does Jorden get affected by his opponents’ presence? 29:13 – AD BREAK 29:45 – Does Jorden prepare differently in such an exceptionally strong field? 33:10 – Why did Jorden participate in the rapid and blitz World Championship in New York? 36:00 – Jorden’s history of good performances in Wijk aan Zee 38:29 – Jorden tells a funny Daniil Dubov story 39:48 – “Jeansgate” and how other top players responded to it 47:18 – How does Jorden feel about the prize-sharing situation between Magnus and Nepo? 49:55 – How does Jorden plan to work with his brother Lucas in Wijk aan Zee? 52:48 – AD BREAK 53:50 – The special atmosphere in Wijk aan Zee during Tata Steel 57:50 – How is Jorden preparing for the upcoming qualification cycle for the Candidates’ Tournament? 1:00:23 – Jorden’s view on freestyle chess 1:03:45 – Are there any opponents in Wijk aan Zee that Jorden is especially excited to play against? 1:08:13 – Outro

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  5. ١٠ رجب

    #54. Jacob Aagaard Talks About Jeans And Previews Tata Steel!

    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 in Singapore, and the Rapid & Blitz World Championship in New York (in other words, Magnus Carlsen’s jeans and the uproar after Carlsen and Nepomniachtchi decided to share the world blitz title). When Jacob Aagaard appeared on the podcast for the first time, he was introduced as ‘a grandmaster, a prolific and successful writer, a publisher of chess books at Quality Chess, and a top coach who has worked with many big names that we know and no doubt various that have remained a secret.’ Not long after that talk, it became publicly known that Jacob Aagaard had acquired the publishing houses New In Chess and Everyman Chess. Together with Quality Chess, they are now the New In Chess Group. And so, before they go on to discuss the issues above, Dirk Jan and Jacob talk about this remarkable merger; how it came about and what the plans are. 0:00 – Intro 2:00 – Jacob’s acquisition of New In Chess and Everyman Chess 20:56 – Are we in a “golden age” of chess publishing? 23:25 – Jacob’s training camp in Singapore during the beginning of the Ding-Gukesh match 26:00 – Does Jacob agree with the overall criticism that the match was not played at a high enough level? 30:57 – Jacob’s Twitter/X opinions are his views, not his publishers’! 32:12 – Dirk Jan’s countless fights with Kasparov over content published under the New In Chess banner 32:41 – AD BREAK 33:20 – Jacob’s “no losers” approach to his acquisition of New In Chess and Everyman 35:25 – Why this match was not “unworthy” of the World Championship, according to Jacob 37:55 – Was the criticism expressed by Magnus on his Take Take Take platform too harsh? 41:10 – Magnus’s greatness is a “package deal” 42:53 – Gukesh’s team, Gajewski’s influence 44:50 – How important is mental coaching during a chess match? 55:43 – The jeans situation 1:01:20 – The underlying conflict between classical and freestyle chess 1:04:53 – The title sharing situation between Magnus and Nepo 1:06:39 – AD BREAK 1:08:28 – Is a shared world title acceptable? 1:14:07 – Jacob’s predictions for Tata Steel 1:20:59 – Outro

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  6. ٣ رجب

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

    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 would produce numerous brilliancies, as well as a 95-game unbeaten streak, a record that would stand for over forty years. Narrated by professional voice actor Nick Murphy, this week’s episode about Mikhail Tal is different from the two-part “My Misha” series from May of this year. Instead of an active participant, Genna is more of a background figure this time. However, this does not make his retelling of Tal’s stories any less vivid. A physical copy of "The Essential Sosonko" is available for purchase on the New In Chess website: https://www.newinchess.com/the-essential-sosonko-hardcover

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    #52. Peter Doggers Talks About The Chess Revolution!

    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 pandemic and the success of the Netflix series The Queen’s Gambit. In the process he writes about the success story of Chess.com, including its early beginnings and how it managed to attract millions of new fans to the game. Peter has followed the chess revolution, of which has himself been a part, firsthand, and he believes that the future looks bright. If you are interested in recent developments in chess or want to find out if The Chess Revolution is a book that will appeal to you, you should not miss this episode of the New In Chess Podcast! "The Chess Revolution" can be purchased in full on the New In Chess website: https://www.newinchess.com/the-chess-revolution  0:00 – Intro 2:02 – The manifestation of the “chess revolution” in the Ding-Gukesh World Championship match 4:03 – Extensive media coverage of the World Championship, Peter Leko’s tremendous commentary 7:50 – The current “Indian era” 9:11 – Chess.com’s history and eventual dominance of the worldwide chess scene 16:30 – Peter’s personal history as a chess journalist and “chess vlogger” 20:14 – AD BREAK 20:54 – Peter’s successful short videos 24:20 – What inspired Peter’s book, “The Chess Revolution: Understanding the Power of an Ancient Game in the Digital Age” 29:21 – Chess’s assimilation into short video culture and pop culture in general 32:43 – Chessboxing and the “Ding Chilling” meme 36:53 – The Queen’s Gambit Netflix series 42:20 – AD BREAK 43:26 – Mainstream media attention for chess during the pandemic, the new wave of chess content creators on social media 49:18 – Peter’s hate-love relationship with chess 52:29 – The very earliest beginnings of chess.com and its fruitful cooperation with content creators and streamers 1:04:58 – What does Peter think the future of chess looks like? 1:10:48 – Outro

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

    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 would produce numerous brilliancies, as well as a 95-game unbeaten streak, a record that would stand for over forty years. Narrated by professional voice actor Nick Murphy, this week’s episode about Mikhail Tal is different from the two-part “My Misha” series from May of this year. Instead of an active participant, Genna is more of a background figure this time. However, this does not make his retelling of Tal’s stories any less vivid.

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