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How Was Work? episodes
- 19 - Laura Michet - Writing and EditingLaura talks about her writing and editing work for Zam.com and various games, and some of the ideas behind finding the voice in a piece of writing.23 min
- 18 - Don Eskridge - Publishing And DevelopingDon talks about his new game Abandon Planet. He discusses customer interaction, the new responsibilities of being a publisher, and how he quantifies progress.25 min
- 17 - Tyriq Plummer - Objects vs EnemiesTyriq talks about how crabs in his game, Catacomb Kids, are more like rocks than ogres.23 min
- 16 - Tim Keenan - Back into teamworkTim chats about joining a team after many years being the driving force on his own projects.28 min
- 15 - Theresa Duringer - VRTheresa talks about the demands of working in VR gaming, and working with a custom game engine.23 min
- 14 - Dene Carter - Ritual systemsDene speaks of his game about ritual. We discuss intentional games versus unexpected, systemic experiences.31 min
- 13 - Akira Thompson - Games While You're In A QueueAkira talks about working for a larger company and hints at new immersive mobile experiences for amusement parks.22 min
- 12 - Rich Vreeland - Beasts of BalanceRich talks a bit about tinkering with his workspace, and then goes deep into meaning and music of Beasts of Balance.26 min
- 11 - Ian Stocker - A Break from SoulcasterIan talks about refactoring and cleaning up code from a game that he's been experimenting with for the past month.22 min
- Dana Trebella - Spoke And WheelDana explains the amount of time that goes into PR work, specifically the hours of communication required every day.22 min
About How Was Work?
From the publisher's feed
I interview game creators and learn about the details of their work that day.
Each episode is a brief discussion trying to get at what it's like to work in a particular field. We might break down the tools someone uses, or broader strokes of their company's structure, or if they even have a "typical" day.