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Wookash Podcast

Łukasz Ściga
Unity
Tin Hearts
Game Development
Motion Capture
Quantic Dream
Unreal Engine
Helvetii
C++ Programming
Puzzle Games
Detroit Become Human
Heavy Rain
Lemmings
Pathing System
3D Graphics Programming
Autodesk Motionbuilder
C++
The Ouroboros King
Gaulish Culture
Celtic Mythology
Game Engines

Technical conversations with inspiring figures: programming, game engines, graphics, and more!

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Recent Guests

Mike Turitzin
Graphics programmer working on SDF engine and game project
Independent developer / SDF Engine project
Episode: Mike Turitzin | SDF game engine? | Mike Turitzin
Filip Jerzy Pizło
Creator of Fil-C
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Casey Muratori
Performance-oriented programming expert and public figure
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Tyler Glaiel
Game programmer known for his work in Flash and the upcoming game Mewgenics.
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Episode: Highly anticipated Mewgenics! | Tyler Glaiel
Ted Bendixson
Creator of the Sokoban puzzle game Mooselutions.
Episode: C++ in Neovim on Windows, and custom iOS build pipeline with Ted Bendixson!

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Wookash
Host of technical conversations exploring programming, game engines, and more through inspiring interviews.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 110 ratings
  • Wholesome and Techy

    Insightful questions and amazing guests. Tends towards low level and gaming topics which a great niche from other podcasts.

    Apple Podcasts
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    United States7 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful questions and high-quality guests, often mentioning the unique niche of low-level programming and gaming topics.
Reviews highlight the depth and technical focus of the discussions, making it a standout among other technology podcasts.

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Apple Podcasts
#225
Canada/Technology
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#26
South Africa/Technology
Apple Podcasts
#42
Poland/Technology
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#54
Sweden/Technology
Apple Podcasts
#129
Ukraine/Technology
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#145
Russia/Technology

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Mike Turitzin | SDF game engine? | Mike Turitzin
Q: Can you tell us about the SDF engine project and why you chose to focus on a game specifically rather than a general modeling tool?
He explains that dynamic geometry via signed distance fields offers higher fidelity than fixed grids, and after weighing options, he decided to build a game on a purpose-built engine rather than a general tool, driven by a clear design and the desire to ship a tangible product.
Mike Turitzin | SDF game engine? | Mike Turitzin
Q: What did you do when you got back to graphics after your detour into web and other software work?
He voraciously studied papers, books, and tutorials, built multiple rendering engines, and maintained an ongoing learning stack to accumulate knowledge, emphasizing practical experimentation over strict sequencing of topics.
Mike Turitzin | SDF game engine? | Mike Turitzin
Q: So can we start a little bit about how you got into programming in general, like the technicalities?
The guest describes a long arc starting with early tinkering on a 486 PC, through QBasic, screen savers, and Doom/Duke Nukem 3D modding, then a deep dive into Quake C during high school, which laid the foundation for a lifetime of graphics programming and engine work.
Why Did You Start a Podcast?
Q: Do you plan to do more live coding or hands-on sessions?
He envisions expanding live coding as part of the educational focus, though it requires a specific guest and setup and may be challenging.
Why Did You Start a Podcast?
Q: What does a typical guest selection process look like?
He uses a messy but evolving system (spreadsheets, recommendations from guests and discord members) to identify people who do work at the intersection of serious engineering and practical software.

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A series of technical conversations featuring professionals from various fields in programming and game development, encompassing topics such as programming techniques, game engines, graphics technology, and software development realities. Guests often share personal journeys, childhood influences, and the evolution of their careers, often revealing insights into the collaborative and challenging environments of tech innovation and game production. Noteworthy are episodes that focus on emerging technologies, like WebAssembly, innovative gaming practices, and development across different platforms, making it appealing to those interested in the interplay of technology and creativity in the gaming industry.

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