Adam Vetser (TheRubiksCubed) - The original creator of the Dlsone Podcast. Outside of the podcast, he is a sticker modder and speedsolver. He averages sub-20 on 3x3 and has also been known to practice Skewb from time to time.
Fun facts: His favorite rappers are Kanye West, Tyler, the Creator, and Brockhampton. He is majoring in Materials Science and Engineering at Penn State University. Biodegradable. |
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Daniel Goodman (DGCubes) - The guy who made this website. He is a competitive speedsolver who practices all 18 WCA events but focuses most on 3x3, FMC, 3x3 with Feet, and Pyraminx. He is also the 2018 Pyraminx US national champion.
Fun facts: He can say the alphabet backwards. He listens to too much Migos and Travis Scott. He can say the alphabet forwards. |
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Jesse Hartnett (JRCuber) - The newest addition to the podcast! He has one of the biggest cubing channels on YouTube and averages around 11 seconds on 3x3, his main event.
Fun facts: He is a Bhip's Ahoy bhocolate bhip bookie. He is bewy. He is taller than a tree. |
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Daniel Karnaukh (Derpy Cuber) - A competitive speedcuber who formerly held the Square-1 world record single and is the 2018 Square-1 US national champion. On YouTube, he is known for his comedy and spontaneity.
Fun facts: His favorite letter is H. He has the world record for most competitions attended that have Daniel Karnaukh in them. His favorite letter is H!! |
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Eva Kato (Hashtag Cuber) - A female cuber whose best events are Square-1 and 2x2, but does a majority of events as well. She is the 2017 and 2019 Square-1 US National champion, formerly held the 3x3 WWR (women's world record), and used to be a camel.
Fun facts: She can usually solve a Rubik's Cube in under 20 seconds. She doesn't have any more facts yet. We're all waiting. |
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Allison Li (TheProgrammingCuber) - A female cuber who focuses on speedsolving and averages around 10 seconds on 3x3, her main event.
Fun facts: She can count to 1023 on her fingers. She thinks the Brontë sisters were born to torture English students. Despite her channel name, she didn't program much until 2016. |