
Welcome to The Thomas Brush Show, where we talk to indie game developers who make a living creating indie games, full time! I will also sometimes talk to other creatives, like film-makers, YouTubers, and artists.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

I chat with the legendary American McGee, the creator of the Alice franchise.
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Chris Zukowski, an indie game marketing master, and I talk about why small games matter, why friend slop is a good thing, and so much more.
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I chat with the brilliant mind behind Cultic, a boomer shooter with a cult following.
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This has been so good to listen to! I have a second job working in a warehouse in the evenings and obviously the dream is to become a full time game designer and listening to the podcast has been helping me get through my shift. Thank you Thomas!
I’ve got mixed feelings about it. The topics are very interesting but to me Thomas is very distracting with his: »And by the way«-advertising style.
Thank you for making this show. It is invaluable to indie game devs.
U gonna keep it going for more of 2025?
Been following Thomas for years and his podcasts are so entertaining and insightful. A must listen for anyone in the game dev space and honestly those in the entrepreneurial community as well!
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A space dedicated to exploring the journeys of indie game developers, this podcast showcases the experiences, challenges, and triumphs of those making a living through their creativity. Alongside game developers, conversations may extend to filmmakers, YouTubers, and artists, highlighting a diverse array of voices from the creative industry. Topics often discussed include indie game development, marketing strategies, personal experiences in game launches, and insights into balancing artistic integrity with commercial success. The host's engaging conversational style is likely to resonate with listeners interested in learning from real-world experiences, making it a valuable resource for aspiring developers and creatives alike.
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Recent guests on The Thomas Brush Show include:
1. Jason Smith
2. William Dubé
3. Kyle Balda
4. Jake Birkett
5. Sterling Rank
6. Julian Ball
7. Fredrik Präntare
8. Chris Zukowski
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