Perpetual Chess features weekly conversations with the chess world's best players, trainers and acco
The Adult Improver Series is back, and we have a very entertaining guest for you. Julio Calcina is a
This week’s guest is Grandmaster and Chessable Author, Raven Sturt. Raven was a National High-School
This week we are honored to be joined by the 14-year-old record-breaking prodigy, GM Abhimanyu Mishr
GM Patrick Wolff is quite accomplished on and off the chess board. In the 1990’s he was a 2 time US
This week’s return guest is 2 time US Women’s Champion and award-winning author, podcaster and comme
Legendary chess author IM Jeremy Silman valued his chess friendships highly, and referred to his inn
In the wake of IM Jeremy Silman’s recent passing, Chess Books Recaptured returns to review one of hi
This week we are joined by the economist, award-winning author, and top Australian player, GM David
Ben Hodgkiss is a 32-year-old chess enthusiast who has worked in a few different fields, but feels
This week I am joined by a rising star in chess media, Davaun Williams. To his 200,000+ Tiktok follo
This week a favorite guest returns to the pod, GM Robert Hungaski. Robert wears many hats in the ch
The Perpetual Chess Adult Improver Series returns with another guest with a great story. Denis Marko
Next week’s podcast is arriving early, and it's a double episode! For the first segment, I am joined
My guests this week are Cecilia Albertini and Chandler Toffa the director and co-producer (respectiv
My book, Perpetual Chess Improvement, is now available from New in Chess (and should be shipping fro
GM Davorin Kuljasevic is a renowned author, trainer and player, best known for the excellent book, H
This week on Perpetual Chess we feature two chess enthusiasts who are driving initiatives to improve
This week’s guest, Steffen Slumstrump Nielsen is one of the most accomplished chess endgame study c
Can Kabadayi is a cognitive scientist, a self-taught Candidate Master, and a popular and prolific Ch
This week on Perpetual Chess, we look at chess study from a different angle- what does the science o
