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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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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.
Unknown Host hosts Word Has It: Solving the Sunday NYT Crossword, a leisure show with 45 episodes published.
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.
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by John Kugelman) finds Carrie and Andy prepping kids for camp and navigating another classic puzzle by the K-man himself. Topics include crossover with other NYT puzzles, light beer, and Bay
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Adam Wagner and Simeon Seigel) finds Carrie in Taylor Sheridan territory. Topics include Andy's basement, meatballs, and emus. Solving for 325 Sundays in a row!
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by David Steinberg) finds Carrie and Andy contemplating commencements and bat mitzvahs. Topics include high jumps, butt implants, and John Travolta. Solving for 323 Sundays in a row!
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Derrick Niederman) finds Carrie and Andy wondering if fondue restaurants need a reboot. Topics include Michael Jackson, Eurovision Song Contest, and celebrity sightings. Solving for 322 Su
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Rachel Fabi and Adam Wagner) finds Carrie and Andy recapping Mother's Day. Topics include yard games, LLM gift recommendations, and the many Kugelmans on Instagram. Solving for 321 Sundays
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Mark Diehl) finds Carrie and Andy discussing '90s TV and small business ideas. Topics include German rivers, Fiverr, and Brian Austin Green. Solving for 320 Sundays in a row!
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Rebecca Goldstein) finds Andy and Carrie talking fast-food test kitchens and AI takeovers. Topics include the Big Arch and high school reunions. Solving for 319 Sundays in a row!
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Michael Lieberman) finds Andy and Carrie brainstorming party ideas and contemplating what makes up a meat meal. Topics include Under the Blanket, ax throwing, and mysterious strangers. Sol
Part Two of the WHI crew's Spring Break cross-ventures! This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Lance Enfinger and John Kugelman, aka The Koogs) finds Carrie still in Florida and Andy catching up from a quick world tour. Topics
It's Part One of the WHI crew's Spring Break eps! This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Samuel A. Donaldson) finds Carrie and Andy in Florida, kicking off some Disney adventure. Topics include Disneybounding, Sunday morning co
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Michael and Oliver Schlossberg) finds Carrie and Andy discussing baseball parents. Topics include female rage, kratom, and tick bites. Solving for 315 Sundays in a row!
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Alex Eaton-Salners) finds Carrie and Andy discussing celebrity crushes. Topics include '90s TV with "Life" in the title, Avril Lavigne, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Solving for 314 Sunday
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Kelly Richardson) finds Carrie prepping for a full day with "slunch" and a Depression-era dinner on the docket. Topics include canned green beans, pronouncing Sharknado, and International
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Matt Proulx and Jeffrey Martinovic) involves a Model UN presentation and discussion of dancing pirates. Topics include The Jonas Brothers, sober pools, and Captain Ron. Solving for 311 Sun
This Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Michael Lieberman and Rebecca Goldstein) finds Carrie at a Valentine's Day getaway. Topics include Ireland, bird watching, and watering the double bass. Solving for 309 Sundays in a row!
They’re back with their all-time second-fastest time! Solving this Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Chloe Revery) finds Carrie in Vegas after a Backstreet Boys concert and Andy on his way to the Super Bowl. Topics include Crai
It's the big one! Solving this Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Zachary Edward-Brown and John Kugelman) finds Carrie and Andy celebrating their 300th consecutive Sunday puzzle. Topics include Shark Tank, holiday plans, and mid
Solving this Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Kate Jensen) finds Carrie and Andy comparing Christmas tree stories and talking inventions. Topics include Amelia Bedelia, the dangerous game of "stump," and the benefits of a good
Solving this Sunday's NYT Crossword (by Natan Last) finds Carrie and Andy decompressing from a full week of Thanksgiving events. Topics include dress codes, how to take an insult, and how to solve a puzzle when there’s a
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