[00:02 - 00:33]He has had the dog for a week and three days

[00:33 - 02:26]The speaker's guest is not familiar with the channel and the speaker encourages him to subscribe

[00:41 - 02:33]They discuss the number of views on the speaker's podcast channel, which is currently at 1.285 billion

[02:34 - 04:32]The speaker and guest briefly discuss the names of chess pieces and the game in general

[02:48 - 03:30]The topic shifts to chess, and the guest reveals that he does not play chess due to his father being a chess genius

[03:41 - 05:47]The speaker and guest briefly discuss the names of chess pieces and the game in general

[03:58 - 04:48]The speaker talks about the recent addition of a dog to his life, which has caused some trouble

[04:32 - 06:51]The topic shifts to chess, and the guest reveals that he does not play chess due to his father being a chess genius

[04:54 - 07:56]The speaker and guest briefly discuss the names of chess pieces and the game in general

[07:56 - 09:42]The guest mentions being a fan of New York sports and attending a recent game

[09:24 - 10:31]He shares a story about sitting next to rowdy fans at a game and discusses his dislike for fantasy sports and gambling

[10:31 - 11:00]They talk about the possibility of sports betting on chess and recent controversial sponsors for chess players, including Puma and Mastercard

[11:52 - 12:46]The guest shares his first time watching a clip from Formula One racing and mentions the lack of fist fights in chess

[11:59 - 12:19]Podcast host discusses Formula 1 racing and behind-the-scenes content

[12:19 - 12:46]They talk about the advancements in race suits and how they have saved drivers' lives

[12:46 - 14:36]The host expresses frustration with the current "goat debate" in chess, citing controversial players

[14:36 - 18:10]They mention the possibility of a utopia created by robots, but the restriction of reproduction leads to a debate on whether it is truly utopian.

[18:10 - 21:32]They discuss the potential impact of AI on the job market, including the current writers' strike

[21:32 - 23:26]The host expresses concerns about the power and control of AI and how it could lead to a better world or a dystopia

[23:40 - 25:21]They mention the possibility of a utopia created by robots, but the restriction of reproduction leads to a debate on whether it is truly utopian.

[25:00 - 26:30]The conversation begins with discussion about Attack on Titan and how the final season has been split into multiple parts.

[25:35 - 28:06]The speaker is a fan of mixed martial arts and basketball.

[26:42 - 27:27]They reveal a unique skill of being able to identify cars by their tail lights.

[28:06 - 29:28]The speaker is a fan of mixed martial arts and basketball.

[29:28 - 30:23]They reveal a unique skill of being able to identify cars by their tail lights.

[30:23 - 31:15]The conversation shifts to the speaker's online handle, "GothamChess," and how it was not originally chosen because of the Batman reference.

[31:15 - 35:12]The topic of vaccinations and COVID-19 is discussed, with the speaker's grandparents being mentioned as being Republican and getting vaccinated but not wanting to continue getting booster shots.

[34:18 - 35:45]They mention the overblown fear of COVID-19 being transmitted through surfaces and the speaker's grandmother's advice to not buy canned soda because of it.

[35:45 - 37:02]The conversation ends by discussing the different experiences in cities versus non-urban areas during the pandemic.

[37:02 - 38:25]They mention playing a game of chess on a treadmill at a tournament in Texas and being surprised by its difficulty.

[37:18 - 37:39]The speaker expresses interest in a series where they play chess against different devices, such as a Tesla or an airplane.

[38:25 - 39:07]They talk about farming bots for content and a recent event where the two best chess bots in the world played against each other.

[38:34 - 38:45]The speaker wonders who the best chess gadget is and mentions the possibility of a treadmill playing against Deep Blue.

[39:07 - 40:05]The speaker mentions Boston Dynamics and their advancements in robotics, including adding weapons to their dog robot.

[40:05 - 40:29]They discuss their fascination with robots and how they are not afraid of a robotic uprising.

[40:29 - 41:30]They talk about farming bots for content and a recent event where the two best chess bots in the world played against each other.

[41:30 - 41:55]The speaker mentions market research and their younger relative who enjoys playing chess and watches Gotham Chess on YouTube.

[41:55 - 42:24]The speaker expresses interest in a series where they play chess against different devices, such as a Tesla or an airplane.

[43:00 - 43:06]The speaker mentions market research and their younger relative who enjoys playing chess and watches Gotham Chess on YouTube.

[43:11 - 43:39]They acknowledge the recent popularity of chess content online and their role in it as a content creator.

[43:39 - 43:49]They mention playing a game of chess on a treadmill at a tournament in Texas and being surprised by its difficulty.

[43:56 - 44:42]In January, their YouTube channel had 300 million views, thanks to short-form content on topics like winning chess games and tricks.

[44:22 - 44:49]The speaker used to not think much of short-form content, until they started writing 10 scripts and summarizing current events in 30 seconds.

[44:49 - 46:26]They give an example of a 30-second summary of the Israeli-Palestinian situation.

[45:38 - 46:06]The speaker used to not think much of short-form content, until they started writing 10 scripts and summarizing current events in 30 seconds.

[46:06 - 46:18]The speaker mentions receiving messages in their Twitch chat about politics and chess, due to being Jewish.

[46:35 - 47:32]They talk about a politician who lied about being Jewish and other personal details.

[47:47 - 48:46]The speaker used to not think much of short-form content, until they started writing 10 scripts and summarizing current events in 30 seconds.

[48:59 - 50:19]The speaker discusses the popularity of chess and how they used to teach it before becoming a content creator.

[50:21 - 51:44]They mention their anxiety and overthinking in regards to opportunities and interactions with others.

[51:44 - 52:29]The speaker talks about meeting the hosts and their initial concerns, but also how the conversation is going well.

[52:16 - 52:48]The speaker mentions not wanting to overstep in business and their appreciation for getting invited to the podcast at 9am.

[52:48 - 52:57]The speaker's family, who are from Turkey, are generally scared of dogs but have grown to love their puppy

[52:48 - 53:57]The speaker mentions receiving messages in their Twitch chat about politics and chess, due to being Jewish.

[52:57 - 53:34]The speaker used to not think much of short-form content, until they started writing 10 scripts and summarizing current events in 30 seconds.

[52:57 - 53:34]The speaker has a puppy that is now officially out of the puppy stage

[53:34 - 54:58]The speaker initially felt weird getting a genetically engineered dog, but loves it now

[53:52 - 55:59]The speaker and their spouse have gotten into debates over who is better at chess, with the puppy being involved in the competitions

[55:28 - 56:32]The puppy was difficult to raise and potty train, but is now well-behaved

[55:59 - 56:42]The speaker has a puppy that is now officially out of the puppy stage

[56:42 - 57:37]The puppy was difficult to raise and potty train, but is now well-behaved

[57:11 - 58:32]The speaker has a puppy that is now officially out of the puppy stage

[58:32 - 1.00:01]The speaker's family, who are from Turkey, are generally scared of dogs but have grown to love their puppy

[58:39 - 59:15]The speaker's grandparents were initially scared of the dog, but now love it

[1.00:01 - 1.01:24]The speaker has a puppy that is now officially out of the puppy stage

[1.01:24 - 1.02:22]The speaker and their friend joke about creating chess content for 7 year olds as market research

[1.02:28 - 1.03:11]The speaker is releasing a book in October called "How to Win at Chess: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners and Beyond"

[1.03:11 - 1.04:15]The book is published by an imprint of Penguin and went through a bidding war with other publishers

[1.03:17 - 1.05:21]The speaker and their friend joke about creating chess content for 7 year olds as market research