In this episode, I speak with indie developer Karlo Licudine about starting his own studio, Accidental Rebel, in his free time while holding down a full-time job. We discuss some tips for making it work and how he found success as an indie developer.

In this episode, I discuss the role of an indie game publisher and how indie developers can go about pitching to these publishers with Raw Fury's Jonas Antonsson. This advice applies to both tabletop and digital game developers, so be sure to check it out!

In this episode, I talk to David Martinez, former Paradox marketing guru and current head of marketing for Raw Fury Games. We discuss the steps that new indie publishers and studios need to take to successfully market their games.

In this episode, I talk business with Rachel Presser of Himalaya Studios and Sonic Toad Consulting. We delve into tax issues for indie developers, including hobbies versus businesses and getting Kickstarter funds. Don't miss it!

I apologize for the echo on my voice - I recorded in a new setting and haven't worked out the kinks yet.

In this (slightly late) episode, I speak with the founder of San Francisco's The Game Nest, Dylan Jones, about game development co-working spaces. We touch on how they work, how he got started in the business, and what advantages they have for indies. We also talk about the "indiepocalypse" and problems facing developers in today's market. Don't miss it!

In this episode, I'm joined by Nicholas Laborde, the founder of Raconteur Games, to discuss what it takes to master the business side of starting an indie games studio. This is an awesome discussion that I had a lot of fun with, so I hope you enjoy it!

In this episode, I interview Freaky Creations' Jorge Blacio about starting his studio in Ecuador. We discuss finding funding from Sony and a University, working 7 days a week and other trials and tribulations in building an industry from the ground up.

In this episode I'm joined by Jeff King, blogger and podcaster at All Us Geeks. We discuss marketing your Kickstarter project, building an audience and using a Kickstarter consultant to help get the project funded.

In this second part of our "Between Two Cities" post-mortem, I am joined by Jamey Stegmaier of Stonemaier Games and designers Matthew O'Malley and Ben Rosset. We touch on the Kickstarter campaign, game development contracts and designing expansions, as well as protecting intellectual property.

This episode features game designers Jamey Stegmaier, Matthew O'Malley and Ben Rosset, discussing the latest release from Stonemaier Games, Between Two Cities. We break down the entire development and publishing process, from the idea for the game to launching the Kickstarter, in this first of two parts.