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Hub Interviews

by Toronto Indie Hub

Hub Interviews are in-depth conversations with local developers interviewed by the Toronto Indie Hub team. Learn more about the talent that’s growing within the city and gain insightful knowledge on the videogame development industry. From programmers to voice actors, Hub Interviews aims at delivering a wide range of interviews that connects the gaming community together.

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Episodes

  1. S2 Episode 3 (ManaCrowd)

    Season 2, episode 3 of Hub Interviews features ManaCrowd, a new crowdfunding platform that aims to help fund independent video games through the backing of projects by connecting them with gamers from around the world. Arthur spoke with ManaCrowd CEO and Co-Founder Kyle Boyko to talk more about…

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  2. S2 Episode 2 (Stratum Games)

    Season 2, episode 2 of Hub Interviews features Stratum Games, a local videogame development company based in Toronto. They focus primarily on Unity development for iOS, Android, and Facebook. Max and Arthur spoke with Glen Watkinson (producer, programmer, gameplay designer) & Dan Fisher (sound...

  3. S2 Episode 1 (Ellen Dubin)

    Season 2, episode 1 of Hub Interviews features Ellen Dubin. Canadian actress, Gemini nominee for her performance in The Collector, voice actress for videogames like Guild Wars 2 & The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, and has been in others projects like Napoleon Dynamite & Lexx. Max and Arthur talk to…

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  4. S1 Episode 2 (Ricky Lima)

    Season 1, episode 2 of Hub Interviews with Ricky Lima. Co-creator/writer of Deep Sea & The Black Hole Hunters Club, audio developer for Huskerball, and writer for Toronto Thumbs. Max and Arthur talk to Ricky about his involvement with Huskerball and his experiences writing as a comic book author...

  5. S1 Episode 1 (Adam Proctor)

    Season 1, episode 1 of Hub Interviews with Adam Proctor. Project Lead at Uken Games, founder/co-organizer of the new Toronto Unity Development Group, and organizer for MolyJam 1 & 2. He tells us about his career in game development and why he loves the cross-platform game engine Unity. We highly...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Hub Interviews are in-depth conversations with local developers interviewed by the Toronto Indie Hub team. Learn more about the talent that’s growing within the city and gain insightful knowledge on the videogame development industry. From programmers to voice actors, Hub Interviews aims at delivering a wide range of interviews that connects the gaming community together.

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Toronto Indie Hub

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How many episodes does Hub Interviews have?

Hub Interviews currently has 5 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is Hub Interviews about?

Hub Interviews are in-depth conversations with local developers interviewed by the Toronto Indie Hub team. Learn more about the talent that’s growing within the city and gain insightful knowledge on the videogame development industry. From programmers to voice actors, Hub Interviews aims at...

How often does Hub Interviews release new episodes?

Hub Interviews has 5 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts Hub Interviews?

Hub Interviews is created and hosted by Toronto Indie Hub.
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