MENLO PARK, CA, March 10, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ — James Eade, founder and chief executive officer of the Eade Foundation, recently appeared on Live! In the Bay to discuss chess as a tool for wellness and self-development. Although the game is typically associated with competition, Mr. Eade shared that its rules and steady pace help players slow down and strengthen focus. He explained how each move promotes thoughtful problem-solving and resiliency, leading to better stress management skills. Mr. Eade is a former president of the U.S. Chess Trust and a past member of the U.S. Chess Federation policy board. He is dedicated to broadening access to chess and spreading its benefits to learners of all ages. Through his podcast, “Calm Down with James Eade,” he extends that message by encouraging calm, perspective and constructive habits beyond the chessboard.
Watch the segment here.
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