Patrick Seibert shares the origin story of indiecouch.org, its intentions, where it's headed, and both the struggles that have been overcome and those that are still waiting.

Andrew McCluskey and Dan Johnston of Chequered Ink join us to tell the tale of their quest to go indie together, reminisce on old Game Maker Community and YoYo Games Sandbox events, and find out what their plan is going forward into the rapidly changing waters known as indie game development.

William Chyr brings us into the world of Manifold Garden, explaining the origin of its physics, how feedback and player experiences have helped shape the game, and his desire for an even deeper understanding of this creative medium.

Sebastian Nigro takes us back to getting into game development through modding, shares what it's like working on an early access title, and findings of his regarding the Twitch community's effect on game development culture.

Voxel artist Zach Soares shares his thoughts on working on a plethora of projects while keeping burnout at bay. Plans for his Patreon, the rest of the year, and upcoming releases are all discussed in this broadcast.

Handmade Hero creator Casey Muratori shares his issues with modern computer applications and operating systems, his hopes for the next generation of software developers, advice on how to maximize the time you have on this earth as an effective creator, and much, much more in just 90 minutes.

E McNeill gives us insight on the joys of working with VR, sharing his experiences developing Darknet and Tactera for Oculus, as well as his goals moving forward.

In our first ever in-person interview, we have an open chat with Steve Swink and Gabe Telepak about IndieCade and game festivals, which quickly derails into a hilarious talk about pugs.

Rhys and Tim Andrews reflect on developing Caveman Craig, and how much the indie game scene changed on their journey.

We interview Terra Lauterbach about releasing Thunder Gun: Revenge of the Mutants as the first paid game on Game Jolt, upcoming title The Bulletromancer, and the Madison indie games scene.