Muses of Play: Powered By The Bakers (Broadcast Cut)

We sit down with the Bakers to talk about how games and art grow out of everyday family life. We dig into creative conflict, staying unstuck, and why shelving a project can be a sign of craft rather than failure. • building a household that supports making through space, tools, and tolerance for mess • handling creative disagreement by keeping vision ownership clear • collaborating across different styles from solitary drafting to talk-it-through ideation • separating feedback from co-opting, asking for help without losing control • switching modes with small rituals, momentum, and “one step closer” progress • letting unfinished work exist, then choosing what to keep or release • abandoning broken designs, saving parts, and avoiding years-long dead ends • finding creative community through weekly meetups, check-ins, and lightweight support structures Thank you so much for listening. Please comment and let us know what you thought of the episode or your thoughts on creativity and making games.Send us Fan MailSupport the showThanks for listening to Diceology! If you enjoyed the show, don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. You can find us wherever you get your podcasts. Want to support the show and get exclusive content? Head over to Play Fearless or My Patreon to subscribe and join the community! Let's make this our regular thing! 🤘🏾