This podcast is a wonderful and unique view into what life is actually like as an independent creative coder. The mix of thoughts about the industry, dicussions of tools and trends, the grousing about deadlines and clients, it's all interesting insight you won't get anywhere else. The co-hosts have great chemistry together and project an aura of British cheerishness, even when the subject turns to the infinite stream of frustrations that is any coder's daily life.

Are you an indie game developer? Then you *need* to subscribe to this podcast. There's actionable info in every episode! Great stuff!

I love the podcast - it's not easy to find a podcast that crosses the "lines" between art & technology. Some of my favorite guests have been those that sit at that intersection: Jer Thorp (#3), Kyle McDonald (#26) & Dan Shiffman (#61) to name a few.

Creative coding is a relatively new thing and most other tech podcasts out there don't take this angle, so this is super interesting stuff. The hosts are great, lots of knowledge and personality, and the guests are always well chosen as well. Its one of my faves!

Really fun to listen to. They are super informative. Americans should be listening to this. Dont be scared because when you first listen to this it's a couple British guys. Same language people. They are a fun listen!

Fun, insightful conversation about the technical and creative landscape of software technology. Don't expect code-level detail, this is more like having lunch with friends who happen to be super bright, creative coders.

English accents, algorithms, creative festival chat, what’s not to like?

I'm an American just learning JavaScript and it's nice to hear from a couple guys who know thier stuff talk about code and being a programmer. Their accents are nice to listen to and the conversational tone of the episodes make for an easy listen that bring you into the world of coding.

Very entertaining, and informative about the world of programmers. Awesome show.

Thanks guys.

I really enjoy the curated selection of topics and guests related to the specific facet of programming this podcast focuses on. It's the first podcast about programming I keep coming back to listen to.

I'm just learning to write code and I've found this podcast really helpful and entertaining. Keep up the good work. Cheers from the States!

Honestly this podcast is nirvana for me, I started working with Flash about 6 months ago and I have been looking for experts whom I can gain knowledge from. I also have been experimenting with coding and ever since I started I had one question in the back of my headl How does one be creative while coding? So as I said I love this podcast....the accents are a bonus...no but keep it up guys please!

Great podcast, with open minded people who don't follow what everyone thinks about what technologies to use when programming. Ian does a lot of flash, while Seb focuses more on JS, good combination. I think the most interesting pieces were the ones where the hosts talked about their work and how they faced certain challenges. We can all relate. Keep up the good work guys!

Ian and Seb, I have been following you guys on your blog and later on twitter for a few years. Finishing up my programming school now and I learned so much from you guys. I love to listen to this podcast when traveling. It gives a insight and opinion in the topics I am interested in. The episode about teaching people to program is very nice. Also to hear about the experience of a transition from client work to an indie game developer is helpfull to make my own goals.

I love this podcast but i wish it was weekly or biweekly or something otherwise this is great.

I'm relatively new to creative coding and am particularly fond of this podcast for a few reasons: the interviews are awesome and inspiring, the content is relatively platform agnostic, and it's designer-friendly. It's also really helpful to listen to this podcast, as I slog through learning difficult concepts, because it reminders me why I want to learn how to code better. Keep up the good work.

This is the goodness. I ams the happiness when I to the listening of here.

Finally, the Flash Platform podcast I've been looking for. This is not a collection of tutorials, or a bunch of dumbed down to basic topics huge video files. Those are great and all, but sometimes the advanced coder just needs some advanced geek-speak to listen to during the commute. Keep it up!

The podcast has an informal conversational tone, it's pretty fun and an easy listen. My only complaint is the podcast tends to be pretty Flash heavy, but I'm sure we'll hear a broader range of topics as it goes along.

Overall, the podcast is off to a nice start. My only wish would be to have it be a little more organized with preset topic or questions from others. Sometimes it feels like the talk moves from one thing to the next on accident or based on a tangeant rather than on purpose. It sounds like it's done to a certain extent, but occasionally deviates. It would also be great to do a live podcast so people can chat in real-time and ask questions and interact during the show.

This is awesome. I have been looking for a podcast like this! I would like to see a bigger focus on Flash, but that's just me. Keep up the good work!

Finally an audio podcast about something that interests me! Hooray. My only wishes are for it to be more frequent and Alot more in detail about Unity3D and other environments like Quartz Composer +Max/msp. Keep it up!!!

This show gives me, a non-coder, a good idea of the technology I am surrounded by. I like the very considered opinions on flash and HTML and JavaScript. Canvas and Unity? And how iOS may have slowed development of mobile flash… thanks guys, just the thing to help me understand a little more of my world. I've only got through the first two shows and look forward to the rest and many more.