PW Podcast

Join me on a journey exploring the ups and downs of being a creator. I make things across many mediums including apps, games, and podcasts. Along the way, I take the side roads to motivation and inspiration. Navigating the winding paths that try to stop us from achieving our dreams and goals.

PW Podcast is a leisure podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 272 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts PW Podcast, a leisure show with 272 episodes published.

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  Episode #76

  Getting feedback on your apps and games

  Aug 9, 202610 min

  In this episode of the PW Podcast, I dive into the challenges of getting reliable software feedback. I argue that friends and family, while well-meaning, rarely give truly honest critiques. Instead, I recommend finding testers from relevant communities with people who actually care about your app or game's niche. It is also important to repeat feedback cycles, pushing updates back to the same testers and weighing results carefully against your original vision. The key takeaway: the right testers make all the difference. My itch.io page https://pwitham.itch.io Contact me https://peterwitham.com/contact ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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  Episode #75

  Stop Forcing AI Disclosure in Creative Work

  Jul 1, 20265 minS9

  In this episode of the PW Podcast, I vent about how frustrating it is that creators and developers are increasingly being forced to disclose whether they used AI and how they used it. I’m not against AI tools, I use them. But I don’t believe anyone should have to justify their process or check a box on platforms just to ship a product. I compare it to not demanding a baker list their oven or a mechanic list their tools, arguing what should matter is the end result, not the method. I also call out the elitism of people who brag about not using AI while shaming others. This was sparked by my new game MooFO , where I used an AI-generated menu image because it was better than what I could create. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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  Episode #74

  Apple Developer Conference WWDC 26, early takes

  Jun 8, 20268 minS9

  <p>WWDC Highlights: Bug Fixes, Liquid Glass Tweaks, Xcode 27, and Intel’s Farewell</p><p>I share my first impressions from WWDC week, focusing on the big themes: bug fixes, performance improvements, and fewer flashy new features.</p><p>I cover the updated Liquid Glass look (including adjustable transparency), a long-needed iPhone option to set alarm volume independently, and a macOS UI change that reclaims wasted sidebar space.</p><p>For developers, I highlight major Xcode 27 and API updates, including new foundation models, more AI integrations, and the ability to set Xcode themes per project.</p><p>I also note th...

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  Episode #73

  Updates on Apps, Games, and Plans

  May 16, 202610 minS9

  <p>In this episode, I'm sharing some big updates across my apps and games.</p><p>First up — my Job Finder Tracker app is now available on Android! It helps you manage your job search, track applications, follow up on leads, and attach multiple resumes to each listing. I'm really proud of this one.</p><p>https://peterwitham.com/mobile-project-job-search-tracker</p><p>I'm also making serious progress on the PVP mode for my Project Hack game — player-vs-player hacking is working and nearly ready for public testing.</p><p>And finally, I'm weighing whether to move into video podcasting. I'd love to h...

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  Episode #72

  When sick, don't even try to Podcast, plus app updates

  Apr 4, 20269 minS9

  <p>Recovering from a heavy cold, sharing a key lesson: when you're sick, give in and rest — fighting it only prolongs recovery and hurts your output. Also a new iOS update to Job Finder Tracker, adding multiple resume support.</p><p>Plus,  a fun April Fools episode of the Compile Swift podcast revisiting early iPhone OS history.</p><p>Job Finder Tracker App<br>Compile Swift Podcast</p><p>This episode was created using<br>Descript software, get 50% off for two months with this link</p> ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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