Chess4Life Spotlight23 Dec 2022

21 | How Chess Helps Build Character In Players With Sandy Staab

In this chess podcast episode, we sit down with Sandy Staab out of Idaho. His first experience with chess was at 5 years old and since then, it's been a growing part of his life. Over the years, he's studied to become a chess coach, worked for a few years with Chess4Life, and has worked with youth in local schools. Elliott Neff and Sandy Staab discuss how chess can build character in players and help cultivate important life skills through the game.1

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3 | Publishing Books & Playing Chess With Author & CEO Bryan Heathman

On this chess podcast episode, we have Bryan Heathman with us. Bryan Heathman is the founder of Made For Success and the publisher of Elliott Neff's book, A Pawn's Journey. This is a packed episode as...

8 Sep 202241min

2 | How Losing In Chess Can Help You Become A Better Player with Kyle Haining

Kyle Haining is a national chess master who just graduated college and moved into his career in computer science. His first interaction with chess was back in first grade, and over the years of readin...

2 Sep 202227min

1 | How Playing Chess In The Slums of Katwe Changed His Life With Benjamin Mukumbya

Benjamin Mukumbya has a powerful story. Growing up in the slums of Katwe, Uganda, he started playing chess in 2005 after his mother strongly encouraged him to get into the game. Now looking back, Benj...

1 Sep 202232min