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Hosted by Unknown Host · leisure · EN · 48 episodes
Every week, hosts Carrie & Andy, longtime friends who live on opposite coasts, speed through the New York Times (NYT) Sunday Crossword and catch up on life along the way. They haven't missed a single Sunday since they started solving in March 2020, when a big thing happened that you probably remember.
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Word Has It: Solving the Sunday NYT Crossword
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Adam Wagner) finds the gang all together in Montana and decked out in their Western Best. Plus, they're joined by special guest Dr. Tim from the HealthTech Remedy podcast for some speed-solving. Topics include ranch HR, the Coriolis Effect, and Shaggy. Solving for 341 Sundays in a row!
Word Has It: Solving the Sunday NYT Crossword
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by John Kugelman) finds Carrie and Andy continue to build out the John Kugelman Cinematic Universe. Topics include Marisa Tomei, GenX senior centers, and AI scams. Solving for 338 Sundays in a row!
Word Has It: Solving the Sunday NYT Crossword
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Daniel Grinberg) finds Carrie and Andy talking Dave & Buster birthdays and viral stories. Topics include crossword skills on resumes, bats, and the anti-aging value of gardening. Solving for 337 Sundays in a row!
Word Has It: Solving the Sunday NYT Crossword
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Sam Brody) finds Carrie and Andy talking Shakespeare and pizza delivery. From Victorian characters to paleontology, these clues force the crew to look around the edges . Solving for 335 Sundays in a row!
Word Has It: Solving the Sunday NYT Crossword
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Kim Alswager) finds Carrie and Andy reunited in The Vineyard with strong New England vibes. Topics include Jaws (of course), vintage and problematic books, and the nuances and bobsledding. Solving for 332 Sundays in a row!
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