For the first time in human history, more than half of us live in cities. Vibrant, complex, colossal -- what drives their success?
19 October 2012
Episode 16 - New York City’s chess scene
New York is home to more than 70% of America’s chess playing population, and the game is an integral part of the city’s street culture. At the Village Chess Shop, visitors are invited to play a few games and enjoy a cup of coffee when they visit.
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