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Guy and Rene talk to Grant Paul, aka chpwn, about developing for jailbreak, hacking the Nintendo Wii, the architecture behind SpringBoard and Apple TV apps, Siri, the future of file systems, and taking things to 11.

Guy and Rene talk to Jordan Mechner of Karateka and Prince of Persia fame about coding for the Apple II, bringing cinematic storytelling to games, adapting for iOS, and the future of creative content.

Guy and Rene podcast for 90 minutes with Adam Saltsman before hitting a wall and tumbling to their deaths. Also, designing Canabalt and Hundreds, sketching in Flash and Flixel, and the power of swinging ropes.

Marc, Seth, and Rene talk to Guy English, Chris Parrish, and Thomas Unterberger about Aged & Distilled’s new image annotation app, Napkin, it’s origins, the choices they made, and how they got it shipped.

Guy and Rene talk to the Iconfactory’s Craig Hockenberry and Sean Heber about Twitterrific 5, the early days of the iPhone, Chameleon, beefs with nibs, underscores, colons, and ternary operators, App Store realities, and the importance of blame avoidance optimization.

Guy and Rene talk to Dave Teare, co-founder of Agile Bits and co-developer of 1Password for Mac, iOS, and pretty damn near everywhere else, about project management, killing features, customer support, the challenges of going cross-platform, and the motivational value of coding Java for HP.

Guy and Rene talk to Michael Jurewitz (Jury), formerly developer tools evangelist, now director of product development at Black Pixel, about Kaleidoscope 2, the realities of Apple, how to ship software, how to price software, and dealing with that Daft Punk helmet.

Guy and Rene talk to Paul Haddad of Tapbots about coding on NeXT, deploying Tweetbot and Netbot on multiple platforms, for multiple services, pricing for scarcity, in-app purchases, push notifications, iCloud sync, and his beef with AppKit. This is Debug.

Guy and Rene talk to Loren Brichter of Atebits about working on the iPhone at Apple, Tweetie at Twitter, and now Letterpress on his own. OpenGL, Game Center API, in-app purchases, iOS 7 feature requests, and other assorted nerdery follows.