In this episode, I continue my discussion with Andrew Tullsen, JT Smith and Daniel Solis on using Print on Demand games to get your board game published. We discuss many of the business and legal issues present in both publishing through PoD services, as well as being a PoD publishing company.

In this, the first of two episodes, I discuss the Print-on-Demand business with two printers, Andrew Tullsen of Print & Play Games and JT Smith of The Game Crafter, as well as game designer Daniel Solis. Daniel uses Print-on-Demand services for printing and fulfillment of many of the games published by his company, Smart Play Games.

This episode features the second half of my conversation with reality-based game designers Kazu, Albert Kong and Shannon Bruzelius. In this one, we discuss the legal issues present in real-world games and how my guests run their businesses.

In this episode, we have the first part of my two-part discussion about the reality-based games genre, which includes escape rooms and "live" games. On the show I have Shannon Bruzelius, Albert Kong and Kazu, all game designers in this cutting edge game genre!

In this episode, we have the third part of my interview with game designers Brian Henk and Jeremy Commandeur. We discuss (finally) whether you should be partnering up or staying solo in your game development - both from a business and a legal perspective.

In this short episode of Legal Moves originally produced for The Dice Tower podcast, I discuss some of the terms that are involved in licensing deals and how they affect the games industry.

In this episode of Legal Moves, I continue my conversation with game designers Brian Henk and Jeremy Commandeur of the Forbidden Limb podcast and Overworld Games. We discuss the pitfalls of working from home as a solo game developer, some ways to avoid those issues, and what it means when something is in the Public Domain. We also touch on some issues related to using someone else's trademarks in your game, where I absolutely am not giving legal advice to Brian! Stay tuned for Part 3 of our conversation next week.

In Episode 2 of the Legal Moves podcast, I'm joined by Jeremy Commandeur and Brian Henk to discuss marketing your Kickstarter and the Star Citizen delay. This is part 1 of our conversation that will continue over the next two weeks.

In the first episode of Legal Moves, I'm joined by Jamey Stegmaier of Stonemaier Games and Andrew Federspiel of Knapsack games to discuss raising money on Kickstarter. Along the way, we look at some recent game industry news stories, answer some listener questions and delve deep into the business of crowdfunding your game.

In this throwback segment, I discuss things from the side of the game player. We look at who is liable when a Kickstarter fails and what rights a backer has against the creator. Intro/Outro music - "Spy Theme" by Brett McCoy under Creative Commons license - https://soundcloud.com/brett-mccoy/spy-theme