Jerry Belich joins us as this weekend's guest to discuss accessibility in games, Nintendo Labo, the Switch, custom hardware, escape rooms, theme parks, and so much more!

Martin Jonasson, also known as grapefrukt, joins Bret and Ian for an exciting broadcast to talk about recent release holedown, the No More Sweden game jam, post-release bug fixing, and the development process that went into making holedown the satisfying experience it became.

Martin Kvale joins Bret and Mike after a long indie(Radio); hiatus, to talk sound design, the importance of vibing with team members, GoNNER, Norway's game scene, languages, and more!

Ditto joins us from Sweden to talk about the road to success with his latest release GoNNER.

Season VI of indie(Radio); begins with an interview a few decibels lower than Henry Smith's cooperative shouting game, Spaceteam, discussing the evolution of the game's design, the lack of cooperative games involving person-to-person communication, and Henry's goal to help fill that space with yet another fantastic mobile hit.

Jumping back to his early days with the Commodore 64, Martin Kool takes us down memory lane, introducing us to technologies we never knew existed that shaped him as a developer, ultimately leading to him working at Q42 and making all the great games he's pumped out so far.

New graphics APIs, modular phones, game engines, and programming languages. Lots of change, and lots of opinions. Zak Strange has a lot of 'em, and he shares his love and frustrations in this episode of indie(Radio);.

In their first ever interview, David and Yaprak DeCarmine give light to the small group of people behind the scenes at Game Jolt, how they've avoided defeat multiple times, and what's in store (pun intended) for the future of Game Jolt.

Bret chats with William Stallwood about the Philly indie games scene, the rollercoaster ride that is running a game studio, and opinions on Kickstarter and its lasting effects.

Lisa Brown reflects on the past year following her decision to go indie, and shares her enthusiasm for trying new technologies, the hidden stories within Imaginal, and what lies ahead in her career as an indie.