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The Joe Rogan Experience

#2275 - Magnus Carlsen

20 Feb 2025

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Magnus Carlsen is a chess grandmaster. He is a five-time World Chess Champion, five-time World Rapid Chess Champion, and a reigning World Blitz Chess Champion. www.magnuscarlsen.com This episode is brought to you by Netflix. Zero Day is now playing, only on Netflix. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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3.993 - 9.459 Ad

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12.469 - 15.93 Joe Rogan

All right. We're up and rolling. Magnus Carlsen, ladies and gentlemen. You want some coffee?

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16.331 - 17.471 Magnus Carlsen

No. Oh, this is water.

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18.051 - 20.092 Joe Rogan

Tell Jeff to bring in the coffee. I forgot to bring in the coffee.

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20.913 - 21.353 Magnus Carlsen

No, no.

21.593 - 38.14 Joe Rogan

I'm good with water. I need coffee. I'm going to keep up with you, buddy. And, of course, Tony Hinchcliffe is here, who's a gigantic chess fan and just creamed his pants yesterday when I told him you were coming in. And then immediately I said, you've got to come with me. And so Tony's here as well. It's an honor to meet you, man.

38.36 - 54.187 Joe Rogan

I'm always fascinated by people that are at the top of something that's insanely difficult, like chess. And I'm always wondering, like, how much time is involved? How often do you play? And when did you start? How old were you when you first started playing?

55.422 - 77.415 Magnus Carlsen

think my dad my dad is an avid chess player so i think he uh thought that i might have some talent so he thought he taught me pretty early at around five years old but at that time i wasn't that interested i was mostly into legos and i was into maths and like sports stats and i had my little flag book with all

79.056 - 104.852 Magnus Carlsen

all the countries in the world their flags and their inhabitants and area and everything and I sort of that's what I did generally just taking in all the stats that I could also with sports reading the sports section every day and I didn't find chess that fun A couple of years later, my older sister, who's a year and a half older than me, she did a lot of chess with my dad.

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