Natan Last: Who Has Time for Crosswords? (Not Joyce Carol Oates)
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Crossword constructor Natan Last joins Ira for a conversation about taste, culture, and the surprising power of play. They discuss how crossword puzzles shape the cultural canon, why every clue has a point of view, and what it means to create work that reflects your own voice. Natan also revisits the moment he made Ira a clue in The New York Times crossword. Plus, they get into AI, the COVID game boom, and why making a crossword is a lot like creating the perfect mixtape.
00:00 Intro
04:39 Discovering Crossword Construction with Natan Last
06:52 Publishing a New York Times Crossword at Sixteen
12:20 How Crosswords Changed With Pop Culture
17:10 Editors, Constructors & Finding Your Voice
21:11 Ira Becoming a Crossword Clue
27:16 Writing for The New York Times vs. The New Yorker
30:04 Editorial Choices and the Politics of Clues
35:35 The Surprising History of the Crossword Craze
42:01 Building the Next Generation of Crossword Solvers
44:29 Learning From Will Shortz
48:24 AI, Authorship & the Future of Crosswords
53:21 Writing Longhand, Toni Morrison & Creative Process
58:42 Rap, Poetry & the Joy of Wordplay
1:02:21 Favorite Crossword Clues
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