Blindfold Chess Podcast
A bi-weekly look into a chess game between 20-25 moves. The goal is to help players work on their visualization by examining games of the Masters.
Podcasting since 2022 • 58 episodes
Blindfold Chess Podcast
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S3 E2 Judit Polgar v. S. Mamedyarov (2002)
In Season 1, we looked at one of the Polgar sisters - Susan. Today, we are looking at the youngest sister - Judit Polgar. Prepare yourself for a large list of records and milestones.Judit was born in 1976 in Hungary as the youngest of he...
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Season 3
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Episode 2
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24:46
S3 E1 Howard Staunton v. D. Harrwitz (1846)
Hello everyone, welcome back to the third season of the Blindfold Chess Podcast. This week, we will be looking at a name synonymous with the chess community - Howard Staunton. If you have been around the game for any length of time,...
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Season 3
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Episode 1
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20:07
S2 E28 Cassidy Noble (show host) v J. Fuller (2019)
Hi there, its me Cassidy, I’ve been the writer and voice of this podcast for a couple of years now. I have enjoyed doing the podcast, but life is starting to creep up so this will be my last episode before taking a hiatus. I appreci...
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Season 2
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Episode 28
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13:31
S2 E27 Deep Blue
This week, I wanted to look at a relatively new branch of chess - chess computers. The first ‘chess machine’ built in 1770 was called the Mechanical Turk. The supposed machine would play challengers with various indications that it ...
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Season 2
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Episode 27
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22:04
S2 E26 Francois Philidor v. Cotter (1789)
This week, we are looking at the opera writer and musician who documented chess books and endgames so well we are still using them today. Francois-Andre Danican (Dan-ee-con) Philidor came from a well known musical family. His grandf...
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Season 2
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Episode 26
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13:48