Correspondence Go is how you “keep playing Go”... no excuses! I love correspondence Go for allowing me to stay connected to Go even when my life gets a little busy. But it’s far from perfect. Enjoy the ramblings of all my love and hate for this peculiar time control of Go.

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It's pretty simple. I love Go (if you couldn't tell by now). Here's why!

This is part 2 of episode 47: The Classic of Weiqi (Chapters 1-6)! The Classic of Weiqi is an ancient Chinese text about Go so listen in as we take a look at some more general Go advice and proverbs that are over a thousand years old.

Read the Classic of Weiqi

This week's episode is all about intuition and how to hone our quick judgment of situations on the Go board!

An interesting 2018 study seeks to find out the effects of Go learning on the cognitive development of children, if any. Let's talk about it!

Polgote Article

Try the Schulte Table Test

Don't get me wrong! Go teachers are great! But if I had to give a few pointers...

I ponder a listener's thoughts on why simple study may not be the key to unlocking your next rank, the limitations of SGF game reviews, and the dangers of identifying with a style.

Thanks again for the insightful writeup, Eric!

Dusty's Digital Go Magazine: Go Times

Sean's back again for another Go discussion! This time we talk about Go as a form of art, ranging from a conversation about the aesthetic quality of Go to the mysterious process of understanding that we all experience as Go students.

Hanayeol's Big Sacrifice (Korean)

ABC Podcast Episode About Go

Here's how I personally use notes to extract problems from my games and solidify my Go knowledge using glorious SGF technology.

The first ever 3-man episode of Star Point! A meandering discussion of why we play Go, how Go appears to non-players, the "style fingerprint" we leave on the board, and more. Hope you enjoy!

Dsaun's Shape Lecture