David Lee is the designer behind What's For Dinner? He shares:

* The importance of a booth (even before you have a game)

* Why he's launching in the fall

* And, where to get cheap cards

MaryMartha creates games as a form of catharsis. Learn how to manage your emotional well being and design hilarious party games at the same time. And a ton of insight on other areas of life:

* The difference between responsibility & fault

* The most powerful tool for any game designer

* How to get things done all on your own.

Jenn Sandercock created a cookbook filled with edible games. Learn about:

* Cooking & gaming

* What a game jam is and how to participate

* How to infuse games with your personal values

I just spent the past 2 months finding an illustrator. Learn how:

* Where to find illustrators

* How to get test illustrations

* How you can pay for illustrations

Victoria Caña & Alex Uboldi tell us about their new card game Gladius where you train & bet on gladiators. They also share:

* Their favorite conferences

* What they'd change in some popular games

* How graphic design is different in games than other industries

Learn how Kim McGrigg fulfilled her Not A Problem game. Including:

* The troubles she had with customs

* The best $3 she spent to help her sell games

* Her favorite board game store

Today I chat with Joseph Limbaugh who has had several successful kickstarters for his postcard games. Learn:

* How to make a game that fits on a postcard

* Why the cool kids play Gloomhaven

* The definition of grognard

Today I chat with Adam Wyse has a ton of signed games & now works full time in the Board Game world. Learn:

* How he signed 4 games in one year

* What non-transitive dice are.

* Why he loves leprechauns

Today I chat with Joseph Z Chen, the designer behind Fantastic Factories.

We talk about:

- The importance of a design diary

- Going to cons

- And the magic of a card cutter (and it is magic)

A quick bonus episode about the Solo Game Design Challenge on The Game Crafter and my entry (Bias).