Podcasts about pigsquad

Marlowe Dobbe, artist and art director for MegaCrit and lots of other games, knows how to brainstorm like a professional, and you'll see it in action with the prompts: indie rock TOUCANS! Cat tower city builder They quickly cycle through about a dozen perfect ideas before settling on a cat-tower-builder with musical elements: "Harmony Cafe Sim: Cats vs Toucans." Keep the Toucans and Cats separate while building the biggest and best cat tree this broken down mall has ever seen! Follow Marlowe Dobbe's work on bsky @MarloweDobbe, wishlist Slay the Spire 2 NOW, and if you're in the Portland area, check out the PIGSquad game jams! Visit the DFTBA Big Game Hunger merch shop at bit.ly/jennamerch. Support this show, and submit your OWN random prompts, by subscribing at Patreon.com/TheJenna. Gift subscriptions are now available at Patreon.com/TheJenna/Gift. Email the show at BigGameHungerPod@gmail.com. Big Game Hunger is part of the Multitude Collective of podcasts. Created and hosted by Jenna Stoeber. Big Game Hunger is a weekly video game podcast where Jenna Stoeber and a guest get three random prompts and have to make the big next game based on them.

For the latest episode of the official #wacom podcast, Why We Create, we're syncing up with a few of our favorite local gamers, Will Lewis and Marlow Dobbe of PIG Squad and Rose City Games. They share with us what it takes to not only create your own indie game, but also cultivate an amazing community of game developers. From musicians to project managers, we discuss all of the roles involved in making a game as well as the benefits of participating in local (or via discord) game jams.  PIGSquad is a thriving community of creatives, programmers, musicians, storytellers and more – and their next jam is just around the corner, you can sign up by heading over to www.pigsquad.com Rose City Games is a game studio based in Portland, Oregon. They're best known for their games Floppy Knights, Garden Story & World Next Door. Topics include:

We keep the Oregonian guest streak going this week with Will Lewis — president of Portland Indie Game Squad and director of Rose City Games, developer on The World Next Door. Will discusses what goes into running PIGSquad, from working with local partners to putting on events to PIGSquad’s organizational structure. We also chat about balancing community organizing with dev work, some of Will’s favorite games, and more! Got a question for the show? Join us on Discord or email us at contact@ward-games.com!

This week, we’re joined by Marlowe Dobbe – artist on Dicey Dungeons and The World Next Door and member of PIGSquad! She talks about how she got into games as […]

This week, we’re joined by Marlowe Dobbe — artist on Dicey Dungeons and The World Next Door and member of PIGSquad! She talks about how she got into games as an artist, what inspires her art style, and her pipeline for creating game art. We discuss what it’s like running booths at larger game expos, and — most importantly — we try to see how many Pokémon movies we can name from memory. Got a question for the show? Join us on Discord or email us at contact@ward-games.com!

I'm back from the holidays and ready to face 2018 head on! It's been a rough few weeks having had a dumb cough thing that won't go away, but I'm finally back into the groove!This week I run through some cool info about the Portland Indie Game Squad, the Ground Kontrol Mario Kart 64 tournament, and just what the hell I've been playing lately. After all of that fun, I share a conversation I had with Mr Andrew Hair, a software developer who has been in and around the video game industry for ten years. He shares his experiences, inspirations, and insight on what it's really like to make big budget titles for larger scale developers, and surprise; it's not all sunshine and rainbows!Links, links, links! Pigsquad.com will get you up to speed with the Portland Indie Game Squad, Ground Kontrol's website and Facebook pages will show you the way to awesome arcade action, and Andrew is active on Twitter @AndrewHair.Be sure to also check out my other projects: the Annex audio drama podcast, and the Adventure Club podcast!This podcast is produced in association with funemploymentradio.com!

Today’s episode features a nerdy conversation with Andrew King (@pepsiotaku), a friend I made while volunteering at Betacon with Pigsquad! He’s a fellow gamer and geekdom enthusiast like myself and we talk about all kinds of wild topics including Westworld, Sega consoles, and the retrowave music scene! If you like the show, please subscribe, rate and review it on iTunes and be sure to follow the show on Facebook and Twitter @wagpodcast! Email: wagpodcastpdx@gmail.com

Episode four features Matt Naslanic's return to actually discuss video games, followed by a chat with Will Lewis from PIGSquad!

Adam went to BetaCon in Portland last weekend and met tons of great developers, streamers and industry insiders. Check out his interviews to learn more about Ray's The Dead, Tacoma, RezPlz, PIGSquad, the new app Kinjo and more!

We're up late with game developers large and small for Ludum Dare, a global 48-hour challenge. This year, Portland Indie Game Squad hosted a Ludum Dare event at Urban Airship. Take a listen.

This week we're mashing up past and present.2:07 - A Triangle Productions world premiere, "Storefront Revue: The Babes Are Back," tells the story of the anything-goes creative maelstrom that was Portland's Storefront Theater in the 70s and 80s. 12:30 - Video game developers large and small come together for a PIGSquad challenge: build a game in 48 hours. Sleep? Who needs it?21:17 - Katherine Boo talks about revealing the hidden world of a Mumbai slum in "The Beautiful Forevers" on "Think Out Loud" during a live show at Literary Arts.29:36 - Guster is just one of many national bands that come to Portland to record their albums with one of our talented record producers. In their case, it was at the Cottage Grove studio of producer Richard Swift, who also tours with The Shins and The Black Keys. During a recent opbmusic session, Guster talks about the role Swift played in their new album, which many critics have hailed as a modern update on their guitar pop sound.35:28 - Paisley School, which has a total K-12 student body of 83, stages "Hamlet." Performances May 6th and 7th at Paisley School!40:04 - We dip into the Portland Arts & Lectures archive to hear from Joan Didion. You can hear her whole talk with her late husband, the writer John Dunne, at Literary Arts: The Archive Project.We end with a request for audio: Do you remember hearing Willie Nelson on the air back when he was DJing in Vancouver, Washington? If so, email us at stateofwonder@opb.org.